Canada's CHEK TV upgrades with the new Wohler iVAM1-1
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SAN FRANCISCO - WisconsinEagle -- When employee owned local Vancouver station CHEK TV recently upgraded their Master control facility, they chose Wohler's new iVAM1-1 as their in-rack monitoring solution.

As CHEK TV's Senior Engineering Technician Kory Andersen states "The touch screen interface is very user friendly and allows us to quickly select 6 discrete channels to get a down-mix of our 5.1 audio. Coupled with the ability to switch between audio and video monitoring at the touch of a button and the option of adding additional I/O at a later date as needed, including IP signals, the iVAM1-1 delivers exactly what we needed at an extremely competitive price."

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A critical component of the upgrade was for CHEK TV to migrate to 5.1 audio and provide the means to allow their technicians the ability to both monitor 5.1 and to also create a stereo downmix. The addition of new Harmonic encoders allowed CHEK-TV to broadcast in 5.1, and the new iVAM1-1 was chosen as their ideal monitoring solution prior to encoding. Not only does the iVAM1-1 have the ability to monitor 5.1 and create a stereo downmix, it also has a dedicated video display which allows the operator to switch between audio and video for a complete monitoring solution. Additionally, optional features such as SMPTE 2110 and SMPTE 2022 allow CHEK-TV to future-proof their investment.

"CHEK-TV needed a powerful A/V monitoring tool that is easy for operators to use, feature rich, future proof and reasonably priced," says Ian Caldwell, Regional Sales Manager for Wohler.  "The iVAM1-1 checked all the boxes."



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About Wohler Technologies Inc.
Wohler Technologies started out more than 30 years ago with the creation of the industry's first in-rack audio monitoring product. Together, Wohler's cost-effective solutions ensure reliable signal monitoring and correction in IP and baseband formats.

About Chek TV
In 1956 CHEK-TV, B.C.'s first privately owned television station and affiliate of the CBC network, hit the airwaves. Over the next six decades, the station's identity, logo design and network affiliations changed numerous times, until in September of 2009, CHEK became North America's first and only employee-owned television station.

CHEK continues to provide viewers with compelling and comprehensive news coverage from all across Vancouver Island seven days a week. Giving back has also been a major part of the station's 60-year history. CHEK continues to dedicate its people, airtime and resources to countless events and causes.

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