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Aveco, an automation provider for the television industry, has announced that Redwood Black, its multipurpose video engine designed for advanced production control and master control automation, is now available in the US

Following a successful launch in Europe last year, this software-based integrated channel playout device and video engine comes with IP and SDI I/Os, supporting 4K UHD HDR, integrated graphics and multi-channel DVE for production-in-a-box and quality master control branding.

The company stated that the Redwood BLACK seamlessly integrates with Aveco automation systems, to streamline studio operations and playout.

Redwood Black is powered by Harmonic Spectrum X technology, which supports and guarantees end-to-end video delivery of formats up to 4K UHD with HDR. Redwood Black provides ingest, playout and integrated channel origination with great branding quality and reliability.

Pavel Potuzak, CEO of Aveco, said, “Redwood Black is a game-changer for news operations and master control.”

“We continue to innovate in all parts of master control and production automation, video servers, workflow automation and MAM. Redwood Black easily scales to serve the largest and most complex TV networks, as well as the smaller media facilities across the globe,” he added.

Aveco will showcase its entire range of news studio production automation, studio production recording automation, master control, MAM with workflow automation, ingest and playout solutions at the NAB Show at the Las Vegas Convention Centre from 8-11 April 2019 in Booth SL2808.

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