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its own analog audio, IR remote control for switching, each source is output in HDMI
format, with mirrored audio delivered in both S/PDIF and TOSlink, 1080p.
Home Theater Scaler Plus $350, TTM Feb 07
Scaler/switcher combo, supports composite and S-video sources with analog audio,
1xcomponent, 2xHDMI inputs, each with their own audio, scales all HDTV resolutions
up to 1080p, audio delay compensation to match lips-sync of video and audio
automatically.
Lumagen
Most Lumagen products and specifications can be found in 2005 HDTV Technology
Report and the 2006 HDTV Technology Report.
In September 2005 the company declared that they “now use” Silicon Optix’s Realta
HQV engine on the new processor they were developing, RadianceXD (further
below).
Vision HDQ $2000, TTM Mar 06
1080p 60
upconversion, 4
DVI/HDCP, 2
comp, 1 SDI,
transcoding
between component and RGB analog HD, zoom feature up to 33%, programmable
input types, output resolution 480p to 1080p, plus 1080i, VisionDVI processing, 3D
comb filter for composite and S-video inputs, vertical refresh from 48-120 Hz, perpixel
motion adaptive HD and SD deinterlacing, fully programmable scaling and
aspect ratio, Panamorph mode 1 and 2 compatibility, onscreen setup and control
with included remote, RS232, rack mountable, optional brackets.
CES 2007
RadianceXD $4,000, TTM 2Q07
High definition audio/video switcher/processor with 1080p/60Hz support, 18
video/audio inputs including 6xHDMI/HDCP 1080p/60, 4xSD/HDcomponent, 4xS-
Video, 4xcomposite, PIP/POP, 2xHDMI outs, 2xcoax audio, 10-bit video processing,
per-pixel SD and HD video de-interlacing, MPEG mosquito and block artifact
reduction, second HDMI output can carry a copy of the first HDMI or used for audio
out only for receivers.
User-adjustable image enhancement with four configuration memories per input,
programmable output resolution from 480p to 1080p, plus 1080i, ability to zoom in
on any source by up to 33 percent, selectable aspect ratios of 4:3, 4:3 NLS, 16:9,
1.85, and 2.35.
The 4:3 NLS aspect ratio uses Lumagen’s Preciseview user programmable nonlinear-stretch
mode for 4:3 sources to fill a 16:9 display. For film sources 2:2, 3:2
and 3:3 pull-down detection and output at 24, 48, 60 and 72 Hertz for 24 fps film
sources, plus 50 and 75 Hertz for 25 fps film source.
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