Riedel Products at Tecné 2014:

WAN Production With the Code One Backpack System
Code One was acquired by Riedel last year in a move that brought the company a valuable portfolio of WAN-focused solutions, as well as innovative technology for distributing video, audio, and data via mobile networks. At Tecné 2014, Riedel will showcase the Backpack Kit Gen 2 to demonstrate how the company’s application-oriented products empower users to distribute live content anywhere, at any time — a particularly powerful capability for broadcasters and other content producers requiring mobility in live production environments.

MediorNet 2.0 Update
Riedel has enhanced its MediorNet family of real-time networks for video, audio, data, and communications with MediorNet 2.0, a firmware update for MediorNet. At Tecné 2014, the company will show how the new firmware provides video router functionality and high-speed rerouting.

MediorNet MetroN Core Router
The MediorNet family of real-time networks has been expanded with the addition of the 2-RU large-scale MediorNet MetroN core router. In line with Riedel’s acclaimed networked approach to signal distribution and routing, the new MediorNet MetroN provides a real-time routing capacity of 64 x 10G ports. During Tecné 2014, Riedel will show how, with these capabilities, the new frame can function within a larger MediorNet installation, interfacing with other MediorNet frames via fiber.

MediorNet as a WAN Solution
Riedel has developed its first WAN-focused solution. Using the MediorNet platform as a base, attendee’s will see how the networked approach of MediorNet can be expanded to include WAN capabilities including solutions for JPEG 2000 and H.264.

Virtual Key Panel App for Artist Intercom System
Riedel’s Artist virtual key panels enable the use of smartphones and tablets (iOS, OS X®, and Android) as control panels in combination with any Artist digital matrix intercom system. These handheld devices can then provide the same functionality as full-featured, 12-key Artist control panels. The user operates the virtual control panel using the device’s touchscreen interface that can be configured via Riedel’s Director software.

Other Products on Display:
– Performer, Artist, and Acrobat communications systems
– RockNet 100 and 300 fiber-optic converters and console interfaces

Tecné Quote:
“The main goal of Tecné is to work intensely to become the primary meeting point of the audiovisual industry in Chile, and neighboring countries. Our focus is on the transfer of specific knowledge related to innovation and development in the production and content distribution technologies.

Having the support of Riedel Communications, a major player in the industry worldwide, motivates us to double our efforts to achieve this goal. Their support and participation is vital and their example of commitment to quality of service and technological innovation has allowed them to build strong relationships with various industry players. To have their involvement at Tecné is a real privilege.”
— Alejandro Wilson, Managing Director, Tecné

Company Overview:

Riedel Communications designs, manufactures, and distributes pioneering real-time video, audio, data, and communications networks for broadcast, pro audio, event, sports, theater, and security applications. The company also provides rental services for radio and intercom systems, event IT solutions, fiber backbones, and wireless signal transmission systems that scale easily for events of any size, anywhere in the world. Founded in 1987, the company now employs more than 400 people at 11 locations in Europe, Asia, Australia, and the Americas.

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