ABS Broadcast invests in solution from ATG DANMON

Gentofte, Denmark – November 3, 2020 – Apantac, an internationally recognized manufacturer of multiviewers, video walls, extension and signal processing solutions is boosting its presence in Denmark, Norway and Sweden with the appointment of its new distribution partner, Danmon Group.

Apantac’s award-winning multiviewers and signal processing solutions are suited for both the broadcast and the professional AV markets and the company’s entire range of products will be represented by Danmon in the Scandinavian region.

Danmon’s services include system design, installation, technical services and support delivering solutions for a vast range of applications including traditional broadcast, film, post production, as well as the globally expanding ProAV market including educational institutions, control rooms, houses of worship, medical and more.

“Danmon embodies our commitment to our customers and we are looking forward to working with the team. Their experience and breadth of localized teams will be a great asset in helping to build Apantac’s presence in the region,” comments Michel Rudelle, EMEA Regional Manager of Apantac.

 “We are very pleased to be joining Apantac’s global distribution network and integrating its technology and solutions into our projects,” comments Christoffer Kay, Chief Operating Office of Dan Technologies A/S. “Apantac’s vast range of products fit neatly with our system and integration work and our customers will benefit from their reputable products.”

About Apantac LLC

Apantac LLC (www.apantac.com) is a leading designer and developer of high quality and cost effective multiviewers, video walls, matrices, extenders, openGear solutions and signal processing equipment. The Apantac product line has been specifically designed to provide users with flexible and innovative technology solutions for the broadcast and ProAV industries.

Apantac was founded in 2008 and is a privately held company with its headquarters located in Portland, Oregon, USA.

For more information about Apantac’s products & services please visit: www.apantac.com. For sales, please visit the website, or email thomas.tang@apantac.com. More information: Facebook, Twitter, and Linkedin.

About Danmon

Established in 1981, the Danmon Group has developed to be a long-established broadcast and media solutions provider combining in-depth experience with the ability to implement new technology quickly and efficiently. With local offices in several countries they operate globally and act locally.

The group covers a wide range of competencies and skills required in today’s advanced broadcast and media sector within traditional broadcast, IT/IP, RF, satellite, audio over IP, virtual studios, archive & storage, OTT and streaming platforms as well as API and workflow management software and high-end AV solutions for corporate and institutional customers. For more information please visit: https://www.danmon.com/

Contacts for further information

Danmon Group

Email: info@danmon.dk

Tel: +45 4596 8800

Web: www.danmon.com

ATG Danmon (www.atgdanmon.co.uk) has designed and installed an integrated system providing video recording, storage and archiving together with a media asset management system for the Royal Opera House in London's Covent Garden.

The ROH produces 12 live cinema events each season. These are live relays of stage performances. The performances are broadcast live to cinemas in Europe and distributed immediately to other parts of the world. Additionally, they regularly live stream from the main house, Linbury theatre or other studios in the building. The requirement was for each production to be made available for further use by departments within ROH, and externally.

With this new facility, the ROH media staff are able to ingest each performance into a production server linked to an online storage archive and a near-online data tape library, with the system providing the ability to search and retrieve content.

Content access is controlled from Square Box Systems' CatDV media asset management software. The CatDV media asset management system provides a scalable cross-platform database that can handle a wide range of content file types. It creates a catalogue of media assets, including video, still images, audio files and documents. Operators can log metadata to make content searchable using key words as well as clip titles. CatDV provides analysis and transcoding of media files with advanced logging tools, sequence editing and integration with non-linear editing applications.

The system also includes a Rohde & Schwarz Venice server which manages the HD-SDI ingest, studio and channel playout as well as file- based tasks such as file import, transcoding and media transfer operations.

ATG Danmon integrated a Studio Network Solutions (SNS) EVO shared storage server and Quantum LTO-8 long term storage tape drives with Archiware backup management into the system.

The SNS EVO is a complete, networked, high-performance shared storage workflow server designed for video/film/TV, graphics, VFX, animation, audio, and broadcast production environments. EVO servers are produced in various sizes and capacities and features include built-in SAN and NAS, automatic project file locking, project/bin sharing, asset tagging, cloud integration, and LDAP/AD. Up to 960 terabytes per managed system can be accommodated.

Quantum's LTO-8 tape drive accommodates up to 30 terabytes of data per cartridge with compressed transfer speeds of up to 2.7 terabytes per hour. Content is protected by AES 256-bit data encryption security. LTO-8 drives are also LTO-7 playback compatible.

ATG Danmon worked in close partnership with the ROH project team to successfully deliver the project. This included integrating the system into the existing IT network and a series of workshops and training to ensure that the workflow requirements were being fully met.

ATG Danmon, part of the Danmon Group (www.danmon.com), has been at the forefront of the transition to the file-based technology now used throughout the industry. It has also assisted many clients in the construction of IT-based automated file workflow systems, high-definition studios, master control rooms and playout facilities, as well as the upgrade of existing SD systems to HD and UHD. By embracing tomorrow's technology, ATG Danmon delivers maximum value through close co-operation with suppliers and customers, leading to mutually beneficial long-term relationships.

ATG Danmon also offers a comprehensive range of products and services including transcoding and automated workflow management, accelerated global file transfer, media workflow-design, project-planning, equipment installation, software-configuration, commissioning, documentation, on-site training plus ongoing support and maintenance.

With offices in Asia, Denmark, Germany, the Middle East, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, the Danmon Group thinks globally and acts locally to support customers with its highly experienced sales and engineering teams.

Accompanying images show video production suite in the UHD OB vehicle with trailer exterior, plus external view.

January 21st 2019 – ATG Danmon will exhibit its full range of systems integration services on stand G30-6 at BVE 2019 in London's ExCel, February 26-28. These include consultancy, project planning, workflow design, system installation, testing and commissioning, documentation, training and technical support.

"BVE has proved a useful venue over the years for meeting existing customers and making new contacts," says ATG Danmon Managing Director Russell Peirson-Hagger. "We will be promoting our skills as a project management partner with proven experience in all aspects of systems design, implementation, testing and post-installation maintenance."

"A key strength of ATG Danmon is its ability to recommend and deliver the best possible solution for each project, based on hands-on experience over many years combined with ongoing study of new technical and operational trends. That experience embraces hybrid SDI/IP infrastructures, cloud-based workflows and storage, and virtualisation. We are also able to draw on the capabilities of partner companies within the Danmon Group to create solutions for every element of the media chain. Our capabilities extend to OB vehicles as well as flyaway systems that can operated from practically any location."

"The operational possibilities increase with every passing year as technology becomes available  to incorporate into our designs. One example is a portable system which is recording 4K raw video for a client who recognises that capturing at the highest possible production quality allows great flexibility in the use of the material."

Recent ATG Danmon projects have included the design, supply and integration of equipment into two news studios and a news presentation room for the School of Journalism at one of Britain's leading universities. The facilities simulate the functionality and processes of a real broadcast environment, the output being used for academic review.

For BBC Scotland in Glasgow, ATG Danmon modernised a television gallery assigned to the production of bulletin-style news programmes. Careful co-ordination was vital to ensure the daily broadcast schedule could continue as normal.

In Q3 2018, ATG Danmon was selected to design, assemble and integrate two mobile video production systems for one of Europe's longest established parliamentary television channels. These allow recording and live broadcasting from the various committee rooms located within the government buildings. The units replaced old-technology 625-line equipment and allow proceedings to be televised in 1080i.

One of Europe's most prestigious stage production theatres commissioned ATG Danmon to design and integrate a media asset management and archive system. The theatre records many of its performances for relay to viewing theatres around the world. The new installation includes a digital server which will be used for ingest, post production and playout."

ATG Danmon also finalised a storage system for a London-based training centre, enabling its creative media team to archive and access very large amounts of video content quickly and efficiently. Occupying just 4U of space, the system's 16 bays can accommodate 80 drives.

Newsroom upgrade and virtual studio tracking projects are now in progress, plus a production studio for one of the country's most leading social media video specialists.

ATG Danmon, part of the Danmon Group (www.danmon.com), has been at the forefront of the transition to the file-based technology now used throughout the industry. It has also assisted many clients in the construction of IT-based automated file workflow systems, high-definition studios, master control rooms and playout facilities, as well as the upgrade of existing SD systems to HD and UHD. By embracing tomorrow's technology, ATG Danmon delivers maximum value through close co-operation with suppliers and customers, leading to mutually beneficial long-term relationships.

ATG Danmon also offers a comprehensive range of products and services including transcoding and automated workflow management, accelerated global file transfer, media workflow-design, project-planning, equipment installation, software-configuration, commissioning, documentation, on-site training plus ongoing support and maintenance.

With offices in Asia, Denmark, Germany, the Middle East, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, the Danmon Group thinks globally and acts locally to support customers with its highly experienced sales and engineering teams.

ATG Danmon announces the completion of a full broadcast-quality news studio facility for Cardiff University's School of Journalism, Media and Cultural Studies. The project coincides with a relocation to new city-centre premises situated next to BBC facilities. Cardiff Uni-versity will use the facility to train the next generation of television, radio, online and printed-media journalists.

"We were invited to propose a turnkey solution based on an outline specification provided by the university," explains ATG Danmon Managing Director Russell Peirson-Hagger. "The project comprised a large TV studio and dedicated gallery, a smaller TV studio with its as-sociated gallery, plus a broadcast newsroom. Both galleries connect via SDI to Vizrt me-dia, graphics and automation. Avid iNEWS is also integrated."

"The system also links to a news presentation suite where a remotely controlled camera and two-way video feed allow the newsreader to talk to a newsroom reporter. The sys-tems simulate the functionality and processes of a real broadcast environment, the out-put being used for academic review."

"We worked in collaboration in partnership with Cardiff University staff to design and inte-grate a complete solution that kept within the organisation's budget and met or exceed-ed the specified level of functionality. The project includes a full guarantee and the option of long-term support."

Systems designed for the large studio and gallery include studio lighting under control from a DMX console, gallery furniture, vision and audio monitoring with 55 inch displays, two-way gallery/studio communications, wireless presenter talkback and teleprompt.

The newly installed equipment was integrated with existing elements including dual light-ing rails, three studio cameras, Viz studio automation, a Ross vision mixer and Yamaha audio mixing desk.

The smaller of the two TV studios is a single-camera version of the large studio, with simi-lar infrastructure. ATG Danmon provided and integrated a single-rail light support with ca-bling, Viz Opus compact-control-room automation and a Yamaha audio mixing desk.

For the central apparatus room, ATG Danmon recommended and integrated a main and backup Ross Ultrix router mainframe including studio to central apparatus room cabling, Ross glue, Blackmagic OpenGear analog to SDI conversion and Blackmagic Teranex SD/HD/UHD standards conversion. Two-way camera and control system, broadcast-quality monitors and talkbacks were provided, 

Among specific system components were Cirrolite lighting, a Blackmagic URSA Broadcast camera with Fuji lens, Libec tripod, Blackmagic multiview and studio floor monitors, Shure wireless microphones, Blackmagic HyperDeck video recording, NEC picture monitors, KRK control room loudspeakers, Sonifex intercoms, Autoscript WinPlus-IP teleprompting, plus Custom Consoles control desks and monitor mounts.

Training in the operation and maintenance of the systems installed was provided on completion of the project which also includes a full guarantee and the option of long-term technical support.

Danmon Asia Selected to Distribute Full Ross Video Product Line Throughout Vietnam

Accompanying image, left to right: Ross Video Chairman and CEO David Ross presents Platinum Premier Partner award to Danmon Asia Managing Director Bjarne Pedersen.

Hanoi, Vietnam – March 20th, 2019 — Ross Video announces that Danmon Asia has been appointed as Master Distributor for Vietnam. With this agreement, Danmon Asia will sell and support the full range of Ross products including production switchers, routers, motion graphics systems, camera robotics, newsroom systems, virtual sets, augmented reality, workflow management, automated production control, trackers, keyers, and signal processors. These products are designed from the ground up to work seamlessly together while supporting the world's best interfaces to third-party solutions.

Ross APAC Director of Sales Andrew Tan comments: "Danmon Asia is the ideal choice as our Master Distributor in Vietnam given its professional way of doing marketing, approaching customers and delivering post-sale technical support.”

Danmon Asia Managing Director Bjarne Pedersen adds: "Ross Video is a globally recognised brand with products and solutions that fit very well with our portfolio. They combine high quality and competitive pricing and have great potential to increase the daily work efficiency of broadcasters and telecom providers.”

About Danmon Asia

Danmon Asia is a premier creative technology distributor of many high-end brands, serving Vietnam. The company is headquartered in Hanoi with a branch office in Ho Chi Minh City. Danmon Asia is part of the Danmon Group, one of the world’s leading suppliers of audio, video, transmission products, digital media solutions, systems integration, service and support. The Danmon Group operates internationally from offices in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, the United Kingdom, Germany, Spain, Vietnam and Dubai. More details about Danmon Asia and our services will be found at www.danmonasia.com.

About Ross Video

Ross powers video productions for billions of global viewers daily with the industry’s widest range of high impact, high efficiency production solutions. Ross makes it easy to create compelling news, weather and sports broadcasts, engaging material for sports stadium screens, entertainment shows and rock concerts, educational institutions, legislative assemblies, corporate applications and inspiring content for houses of worship.

Ross solutions have impressed the audiences and marketing partners of NBC Sunday Night Football, Eurosport, BBC World, Google YouTube Space London and China’s eSports powerhouse VSPN. Ross delivers an unrivalled range of products and services comprising virtual studios, real-time motion graphics, cameras, robotic camera systems, production switchers, video servers, infrastructure and routers, social media management, newsroom systems and mobile live events

ATG Danmon will promote its full range of systems integration services on stand G39 at BVE 2017 in London. These include consultancy, project planning, workflow design, system installation, testing and commissioning, documentation, training and technical support.

"BVE attracts a wide range of visitors, enabling us to engage with people from the corporate and educational fields as well as the broadcast and post-production business," says ATG Danmon managing director Russell Peirson-Hagger. "We are active across all these sectors with customers in many countries.

"The ability now for companies to reach an increasing market across a wide variety of platforms is making video an ever more useful medium. The rapid pace of progress in lighting, cameras, virtual reality, studio graphics, data storage and image display opens up tremendous opportunities. The potential for company-specific or even product-specific branding is enormous. In the educational sector we see video increasing the efficiency and the reach of universities and colleges.

"At ATG Danmon we maintain a close watch on all the latest developments so that we can make right technological choices for our customers, ensuring they meet their full operational requirements and gain maximum benefit from their investment.

"ATG Danmon has the proven skills to turn ideas into reality on any scale. With nearly a quarter century of experience as system integrators, we design and deliver solutions that enable our customers to achieve high productivity and creativity. We also offer long-term system-support contracts matching the specific needs of each customer."

Recent ATG Danmon projects include:

• UHD flyaways for deployment at Universal Music Group studios in Los Angeles and New York.
  
  
• Green-screen virtual reality production facilities for the London and Hong Kong offices of a global investment bank.
  
  
• A major upgrade to the voiceover facilities at the London headquarters of sports television production company Input Media.
  
  
• A complete fibre-optic network for Abbey Road studios in London.
  
  
• Upgrade of the broadcast playout facilities for the Stockholm headquarters of TV4 Sweden.
  
  
• A seven-station content transfer system for a major UK broadcasting corporation.

ATG Danmon will also exhibit in its role as a distribution channel partner handling the full range of shared-storage equipment from Studio Network Solutions, as well as the Amberfin range of software from Dalet and the Vidcheck range from Telestream.

ATG Danmon attendees will include Russell Peirson-Hagger (Managing Director), Clive Northen (Chief Operating Officer), Jonathan Hughes (Head of Systems Integration) and Stuart Taylor (Technical Sales).

Examples of recent ATG Danmon systems integration projects:
VR studio and control system under test at ATG Danmon's Letchworth HQ (above left and mid); voiceover studio control suite at Input Media (below left); expanded QC resource at Molinare (below mid); 4K flyway for Universal Music Group studios in Los Angeles (upper and lower right)

ATG Broadcast is celebrating its 15th anniversary with the production of a brochure outlining some of the many contracts won since the company's formation in 1993. The 12-page publication begins with an overview of the rapidly-evolving broadcast market by Managing Director Guy Elliott and a look ahead to the multi-channel HD future.

"ATG Broadcast has expanded from its predominantly UK-focus into a globally active company with clients in mainland Europe, the Middle East and Far East," Guy Elliott comments. "Most broadcasters today are looking beyond using a single-source supplier and quite rightly demand the freedom to source equipment from industry-leading manufacturers rather than being tied to brands within a single corporate group. As an independent systems integrator, ATG Broadcast delivers that freedom and adds the experience of project management teams who understand not just the engineering solutions but the operational environment in which those solutions are used. We also recognise the importance of future-proofing given that the market for programme content is rapidly diverging. As part of the Danmon Group, we have the additional strength of our colleagues at Hiltron Communications in Stuttgart. Hiltron specialises in satellite broadcast and telecommunications systems which are playing an increasing important role in multimedia distribution."

ATG Broadcast Ltd is an industry-leading international systems integrator with an unsurpassed reputation for the technical stability, operational efficiency and affordability of its installations. A member of the Dan Technologies Group based near London, ATG Broadcast combines long experience of traditional broadcast equipment and computer-based media management systems. ATG Broadcast's purchasing power and impartial choice of equipment enable the optimal combination of available products and technologies to be provided for each project.

See ATG Broadcast on Stand Z-27 at CABSAT 2009, Dubai, March 3-5

Media contacts:

Soren Johansen, ATG Broadcast
Tel: +44 (0) 1462 485 444
sales@atgbroadcast.co.uk

ATG Broadcast is also an active distributor of selected third-party video and audio products. In this capacity, it will be promoting the NTP Technology range of advanced high-reliability digital routers, Viewcast streaming media capture cards and encoders, and Amberfin file-based media ingest and transcoding solutions.


About ATG Broadcast

ATG Broadcast (www.atgbroadcast.com) is one of the world's most successful providers of high–end reliable and easy-to-operate integrated systems for broadcasters and programme makers alike.

ATG Broadcast's engineering skills extend from front-end studio systems to transmission-based systems for multiple deployment platforms. ATG Broadcast offers a comprehensive portfolio of services including workflow design, project planning, equipment installation, software configuration, commissioning, documentation and on-site training.

ATG Broadcast is part of Dan Technologies' Systems Integration Division, one of Europe's leading suppliers of audio, video, transmission products and digital media solutions.

The Dan Technologies Systems Integration Division covers a wide spectrum of operations ranging from designing, installing and commissioning studios, playout centres, news-rooms and satellite systems to providing the complete infrastructure of television and radio stations for major broadcasters and service providers worldwide.

The Dan Technologies Group operates from offices in the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Vietnam and Dubai. 

Contacts for further information:

ATG Broadcast:
Graham Day, Managing Director
graham.day@atgbroadcast.co.uk
Tel: +44 (0)1462 485 444

Press support:
David Kirk,
Stylus Media Consultants
stylusmedia@gmail.com
Tel: +44 (0)1342 311 983

ATG Broadcast announces a new addition to its management team with the appointment of Clive Northen as Chief Operating Officer. He is based at the company’s administrative and engineering centre in Letchworth, reporting to Managing Director Graham Day.

Clive Northen commenced his broadcast industry career in 1994 on the staff of Worldwide Television News at its headquarters in the Interchange Building, Camden. He was appointed Bureaux Equipment Manager when the Associated Press acquired WTN. In 2003 he joined Charter Broadcast as Client Manager to develop its rental and flyaway-system activity, progressing to Presteigne as Operations Manager where he was involved in coordinating the company’s relocation from New Malden to Gatwick. He joins ATG Broadcast following five years with Gearhouse Broadcast, latterly as General Manager. “Clive has an ideal combination of commercial and operational experience which will further strengthen ATG Broadcast’s capabilities at a time of expanding opportunities in the systems installation and equipment distribution areas,” Graham Day comments.

“ATG Broadcast has an excellent reputation both in the United Kingdom and globally for the quality, reliability, ease-of-operation and expandability of its broadcast systems,” Clive Northen adds. “It has long been a market leader in the transition from discrete media to file-based technology and is now at the cutting edge of the transition from standard definition into high definition.”

About ATG Broadcast
ATG Broadcast (www.atgbroadcast.co.uk) is one of the world's most successful providers of high–end reliable and easy-to-operate integrated systems for broadcasters and programme makers alike.

ATG Broadcast's engineering skills extend from front-end studio systems to transmission-based systems for multiple deployment platforms. ATG Broadcast offers a comprehensive portfolio of services including workflow design, project planning, equipment installation, software configuration, commissioning, documentation and on-site training.

ATG Broadcast is part of Dan Technologies' Systems Integration Division, one of Europe's leading suppliers of audio, video, transmission products and digital media solutions.

The Dan Technologies Systems Integration Division covers a wide spectrum of operations ranging from designing, installing and commissioning studios, playout centres, news-rooms and satellite systems to providing the complete infrastructure of television and radio stations for major broadcasters and service providers worldwide. The Dan Technologies Group operates from offices in the United Kingdom, Germany, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Vietnam and Dubai.

Contacts for further information:

Graham Day, ATG Broadcast
Tel: +44 (0) 1462 485 444
graham.day@atgbroadcast.co.uk

Russell Peirson-Hagger - Managing Director

Letchworth, Hertfordshire, UK – ATG Danmon reports continuing growth in demand for systems integration services throughout the broadcast industry as well as associated sectors such as corporate, educational and governmental video production.

"2018 saw ATG Danmon successfully completing a large number of projects," comments Managing Director Russell Peirson-Hagger. "Our year's activities started with the fulfilment of the latest in a series of technical upgrades for the London-based UK studios of Brazilian free-to-air commercial television broadcaster Record TV Network. Introduced to us by Vantec, our Portuguese partner within the Danmon Group, Record TV broadcasts to over 150 countries on five continents including about 80% of the European population. The project included the redesign and wiring of the Record TV studio facility plus the installation of video routers, and signal converters. Also integrated into the Record TV production system was audio to PC interfacing, enabling high quality audio communication via Skype TX for Radio."

"Among other significant project completions in Q2 was the modernisation of a television gallery at BBC Scotland in Glasgow, assigned to the production of bulletin-style news programmes. Careful co-ordination was vital to ensure the daily broadcast schedule could continue as normal. This was achieved by installing all the required new equipment in a temporary control room which could be configured and used for staff training before going live. Once that was fully operational, we decommissioned and emptied the legacy control room before moving the complete system in. We achieved the switchover with complete success in little more than half a day. The infrastructure includes new control and playout automation, a large KVM system, a multiscreen display using 55 inch 4K monitor screens, and audio fader control. We also designed and integrated a large control desk configured for use by a five-strong team comprising news editor, teleprompter, producer, director and technical operator."

"In Q3 we secured a contract to design, assemble and integrate two mobile video production systems for one of Europe's longest established parliamentary television channels. These will allow recording and live broadcasting from the various committee rooms located within the government buildings. The units will replace old-technology 625-line equipment and allow proceedings to be televised in 1080i. Both systems are designed to meet very tightly specified requirements, each allowing a high degree of production versatility. They are highly mobile, quick and easy to set up and very logical to operate."

"One of London's leading theatres commissioned us to design and integrate a media asset management and archive system. The theatre records many of its performances for relay to viewing theatres around the world. The new installation includes a digital server which will be used for ingest, post production and playout. A key requirement was the ability to log each performance and add descriptive metadata to permit fast searching of archived content."

"We also finalised a storage system for a London-based training establishment, enabling its creative media team to archive and access very large amounts of video content quickly and efficiently. Occupying just 4U of space, the system's 16 bays can accommodate 80 drives."

"Projects keeping us occupied during Q4 include the upgrading and modernisation of the newsroom for a major UK broadcaster, an SD to HD upgrade for a global television network, plus a new UHD production studio and post suite for a major international corporate."

"2018 was forecast to be the year SDI buckled under pressure from IP. The reality is that IP has simply become another way to get signals from content from one location to another, with obvious attractions for new-builds but less so for the established SD-SDI and HD-SDI broadcasters and supporting service-providers. The industry's eyes should now be on the integration of 4K and potentially 8K into the HD production environment with all the potential that offers for lossless HD cutout from higher resolution sources. It will be interesting to see if the introduction of regular 8K broadcasting in Japan from December 1 proves a sufficient spur for manufacturers to introduce sensibly priced 8K cameras, production equipment and displays."

ATG Danmon, part of the Danmon Group (www.danmon.com), has been at the forefront of the transition to the file-based technology now used throughout the industry. It has also assisted many clients in the construction of IT-based automated file workflow systems, high-definition studios, master control rooms and playout facilities, as well as the upgrade of existing SD systems to HD and UHD. By embracing tomorrow's technology, ATG Danmon delivers maximum value through close co-operation with suppliers and customers, leading to mutually beneficial long-term relationships.

ATG Danmon also offers a comprehensive range of products and services including transcoding and automated workflow management, accelerated global file transfer, media workflow-design, project-planning, equipment installation, software-configuration, commissioning, documentation, on-site training plus ongoing support and maintenance.

With offices in Asia, Denmark, Germany, the Middle East, Norway, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, the Danmon Group thinks globally and acts locally to support customers with its highly experienced sales and engineering teams.