For over 40 years, Marshall has been a trusted provider of high-quality and reliable video, audio and multimedia systems for broadcast, pro A/V, pro audio, UCC and OEM applications worldwide. Marshall is dedicated to supplying hi-tech markets with innovative cameras, format converters, monitors, switchers and production equipment at great value without sacrificing quality or reliability.
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NAB 2024Marshall is debuting its newest auto-tracking camera, the CV612-TBI/TWI PTZ camera, which can automatically track, follow and frame presenters using AI facial learning, as well as its newly released VS-PTC-300 PTZ camera controller, which has the ability to manage multiple protocols, which allows users to control multiple cameras using the same or different protocols. It can control up to seven-RS232 cameras, fourteen-RS422 cameras and up to 255 NDI/IP cameras. Marshall is also showcasing its new VMV-402-3GSH Switcher, a four-input, auto-scaling, seamless switch that is designed to become a reliable part of any infrastructure.
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IBC 2023Marshall presents its newest NDI|HX3 camera models as well as its recently upgraded POVs that have all been optimized to feature the latest in sensor technology and high-end processors. In addition, Marshall will bring its new CV420Ne, an NDI|HX3 version of its ultra-wide 100-degree angle-of-view streaming POV camera and will also be featuring its lineup of professional broadcast monitors throughout the show, including its now shipping V-702W-12G professional broadcast monitor. |
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InfoComm 2023Marshall Electronics launches four new POV camera models, all with low latency NDI|HX3 streaming as well as standard IP (HEVC) encoding with SRT and other common streaming codecs along with a simultaneous HDMI output for traditional workflows. These new models are ideal for integrators that require a high-quality POV camera with the latest streaming codec options with the flexibility of also having HDMI. The company also introduces its new CV420Ne, an NDI|HX3 version of its ultra-wide 100-degree angle-of-view streaming POV camera. This camera offers digital robotic movement of pan, tilt and zoom of HD resolutions digitally within the larger UHD (4K) sensor space. |
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NAB 2023Marshall continues to evolve its product offerings with the latest NDI codecs and will be introducing four (4) new camera models. The CV570/CV574 Miniature Cameras and CV370/CV374 Compact Cameras all feature low latency NDI|HX3 streaming as well as standard IP (HEVC) encoding with SRT, while also offering an HDMI simultaneous output for traditional workflows. In addition, Marshall will showcase its CV730-BHN with Full-NDI and its CV730-ND3 with NDI|HX3 technology. These new cameras are designed to accommodate broadcast production facilities looking to produce high-impact content with less staff on-site and sometimes limited IP bandwidth. The company is also debuting its new ML-454-V2 monitor alongside its full range of monitor solutions at the show. |
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IBC 2022Marshall is debuting its new CV420e, its first 4K60 digital ePTZ Camera, which features an impressive 9.5-megapixel 4K sensor and USB3.0, IP and HDMI capabilities. Marshall is also announcing its new CV620-TBI PTZ camera with intelligent auto-tracking, designed to follow presenters using more natural Pan/Tilt/Zoom movement methods with AI accuracy. Marshall will also have its latest NDI solutions on-stand, including its new CV730-ND3 PTZ camera featuring the latest NDI|HX3 technology. |
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NAB Show 2022Marshall is introducing its new CV730-BHN High-Bandwidth NDI® PTZ Camera, which contains full-NDI + NDI|HX3 + IP (HEVC) as well as traditional outputs like 12G/3G-SDI, HDMI and USB3.0. The company will also highlight its new Global and Rolling Shutter cameras with Genlock, as well as its budget PTZ cameras and new monitor solutions. |
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NAB Show ExpressMarshall’s four new IP Cameras address the latest in digital broadcast and production workflows. Additionally, the company’s next-generation HD Lipstick Camera features new sensor technology that improves color, clarity, and low-light, making it ideal for capturing discreet, all-weather video in professional broadcast settings. |
