Building on a concept that originated in a garage in Massachusetts in 1987, Avid has become the world leader in digital media creation tools for film, video, audio, animation, games, and broadcast professionals – as well as for home video and home audio enthusiasts.

Today, the vast majority of primetime television shows, feature films, commercials, and chart-topping pop music hits are made using one or more Avid products.

And the company has received the most prestigious awards in the industries it serves – including three Emmys, a Grammy, and two Oscar statuettes: the 1998 Scientific and Technical Award for the concept, design, and engineering of the Avid Film Composer system for motion picture editing, and the 2003 Scientific and Technical Award for the design, development, and implementation of the Pro Tools digital audio workstation.

Communications Specialties, Inc. (CSI) is an award-winning, Long Island based company that manufactures and sells a variety of products for the distribution, conversion or transmission of television and computer video signals, including fiber optic transmission systems, scan converters and video scalers. The company was founded in 1983 by veterans of the broadcast industry. Since then, CSI has managed to consistently design innovative products that are used worldwide by Fortune 500 Companies and Government Agencies in a variety of markets such as Broadcast, Professional A/V, Videoconferencing, Education, Home Theater, Security, ITS, Industrial Monitoring, Government/Military and more!

Dayang started the international business in 2003. Now the company employs over 1000 people worldwide at its headquarters in Beijing, with international offices
in Singapore, Hong Kong. Committed to the latest development in the industry, Dayang has additional research and development centres in Shanghai and Tianjin. Its extensive dealer network worldwide and experienced engineers assure professional pre and post sales support.

Junger Audio was founded in Berlin in 1990 and specialises in the design and manufacture of high-quality digital audio dynamics processors. The name of Junger Audio became synonymous with the "Dynamic Transponder" which was introduced in 1991 and was sold extensively to recording studios, television and radio broadcasters. Since then, a unique range of new digital processors have been developed to meet the demands of the professional audio market.

The first digital dynamics processor, the Model d1 was introduced at the 1992 Tonmeistertagung in Germany. This device quickly became established in mastering studios in Germany and throughout Europe. By early 1994 there was a whole family of J?nger Audio digital dynamics processors, the d01, d02, and d03 which are used by a growing number of prestigious international studios and broadcasters.

Established in 1998, Omneon Video Networks is a company that draws upon a wealth of video and computer network experience for its core personnel - people with extensive knowledge in television broadcast design, engineering and production.

Based on a clear understanding of how media, storage and facility operations interrelate, Omneon's products are designed specifically as a video server infrastructure for companies that produce and distribute audio and video content for television and the Internet.

Omneon's Media Server System provides the most cost-effective and scalable video server infrastructure for the professional television industry, where customers are implementing new revenue streams and channels for digital applications.

QuStream Corporation announces the 35th anniversary of its routing technology. Originating in 1973 with Communication Technology Inc, the core design and production skills were acquired by 3M in 1976 and by PESA in 1990.


A tradition of innovation and excellence has been carried all the way through to QuStream's award-winning DRS.

QuStream designs and produces wideband routing switchers, live news swtichers, point-to-point links and compact single-chassis interface processors. Delivering to the world wide market, QuStream embraces the PESA brand and FortelDTV technology to build on over 30n years of industry experience including major innovations in system performance, efficiency, compactness and scalability.

Sundance Digital, a part of Avid, based in the metro Dallas, TX area, is an award winning leader in the television automation industry. We have been providing cost-effective, high-performance solutions to public and commercial broadcasters since 1994.

Sundance is dedicated to developing powerful, easy-to-use software to manage broadcast master control operations, such as Titan?, FastBreak NXT Automation?,Intelli-Sat? and our Digital Delivery Management System (DDMS). Sundance has developed an extensive library of device control software for broadcast video servers, tape transports, graphics devices and other common station equipment.

The full complement of software drivers is always available to our end-users - adding a switcher, CG or other new equipment to a Sundance system is typically painless and free-of-charge!

Sundance Digital and Avid are strongly committed to leading-edge technology and to the television industry. Our products are used by television broadcast facilities throughout the Americas and internationally.

Videotron Corporation, Establishment March 1972. Business Production, development and sale of visual instruments, applied electronic hardware and its related software.

Several other non-relevant companies use the same company name. Please be careful not to confuse us with others. Our company was established and registered as "Videotron Corporation" in Hachioji, Tokyo in 1972. "Videotron" is also a registered trademark (#1984366) of Videotron Corp. We have been engaged in business activities as a maker of video-processing apparatus. We do not belong to any systems of other enterprises, nor have we any subsidiary or sister companies.

For the past 20 years, Wohler Technologies has been a world leader in providing in-rack audio and video monitoring solutions for the broadcast, motion picture, and professional audio/visual markets. Through the introduction of the AMP-1A in-rack audio monitor to the broadcast industry in 1989, Wohler Technologies began providing television networks worldwide with audio monitoring solutions for space-critical environments.

Building on the success of the AMP-1A, Wohler Technologies continued to develop products that simplify analog and digital source monitoring in facilities of all sizes and complexity. In 1997 the company introduced its video division, PANORAMAdtv, and began offering monitoring technology for video signals.

Throughout the past two decades, Wohler Technologies and PANORAMAdtv have continued to evolve with the needs of customers, providing audio and video monitoring systems for analog, AES/EBU, HD/SD-SDI, Dolby? Digital, and Dolby E. Leading the industry with its commitment to innovation, Wohler Technologies was the first to introduce monitoring solutions for SD-SDI, HD-SDI, and Dolby signals.