Thanks to its modular structure, it can have 24 input channels 48V phantom line or mic, 24 analog and AES/EBU outputs and 64 I/O format MADI coaxial and optical channels, all in a 2U rack.
Merging Technologies’ Horus is manageable and can be shared within a TCP/IP network with a static or dynamic IP addressing. For audio transport, it uses RAVENNA IP protocol (level 3 of the OSI model), which allows to instantly control remote inputs and outputs. This can be very useful for recording on film sets or OB van.
The possibility of a monitoring from the stage box, while recording with headphone, brings true comfort and is a real time saver.
The Standard version can run up to 192 kHz and Premium version up to 384 kHz.
Merging Technologies’ Horus is available for rent at DC Audiovisuel.
Merging Technologies’ Horus is manageable and can be shared within a TCP/IP network with a static or dynamic IP addressing. For audio transport, it uses RAVENNA IP protocol (level 3 of the OSI model), which allows to instantly control remote inputs and outputs. This can be very useful for recording on film sets or OB van.
The possibility of a monitoring from the stage box, while recording with headphone, brings true comfort and is a real time saver.
The Standard version can run up to 192 kHz and Premium version up to 384 kHz.
Merging Technologies’ Horus is available for rent at DC Audiovisuel.
