JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. -- WJHL-TV, currently broadcasting in Standard Definition will soon make the switch to the latest version of the Grass Valley Ignite High Definition integrated production system. The Grass Valley Ignite is a “station-in-a-box” production system that includes a digital video switcher, audio board, router, digital video cameras, and automation control software. This comprehensive file-based system will provide a high degree of production control and efficiency at 11 Connects and improve their on-air look.
This switch over will take place this fall. WJHL will receive a four-channel K2 Summit High Definition production client server with dedicated internal storage, in addition to its new Ignite High Definition system.
The resolution of High Definition is substantially higher than traditional television systems. High Definition contains one to two million pixels per frame, approximately five times that of Standard Definition. “We are excited that this fall we’ll be bringing the latest technology and highest quality broadcast standards to Tri-Cities news viewers,” said Jack Dempsey, General Manager of WJHL-TV. “The Ignite system will revolutionize our news delivery efforts and the sparkling High Definition images from our new system and our new set will be equal to any other High Definition program source. This is truly an exciting and momentous day at WJHL-TV.”
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