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Korean broadcasters tap Chyron for graphics
December 14, 2000
Two major South Korean broadcasters have purchased Chyron (Melville, NY) HD equipment to provide graphics for their high definition programming.
Chyron delivered five dual-channel HD Duets to the privately-owned SBS, which went on-air last September with a high definition service to Seoul and other major Korean cities. The HD Duets are being used for live sports programs and post production requirements and employ a new Korean language interface, developed in Korea with Chyron.
In late July Chyron delivered two dual-channel HD Duets with Lyric, Chyron's high-end graphics application, to KBS, a state-owned enterprise operating nationally with four channels, two terrestrial and two satellite. The HD Duets with Lyric are employed for post production work using Korean (Hangul) characters.
Edited by Tom Butts
