"Olympism in Action Forum" Kicks Off in Buenos Aires with LED Big-Screen Support from Analog Way Congress Rental provided a complement of Analog Way equipment for the "Olympism in Action Forum" in Buenos Aires. Two Analog Way Ascender 48 - 4K - PL multi-screen processors, a Saphyr multi-layer seamless mixer, and five Pulse2 - 3G large-venue presentation switchers drove the LED screens in the plenary hall and breakout rooms of the Buenos Aires Exhibition & Convention Center. The first-ever "Olympism in Action Forum" kicked off two weeks of events surrounding the Third Summer Youth Olympic Games (Juegos Olimpicos de la Juventud de 2018). The Forum featured the new president of Argentina Mauricio Macri, International Olympic Committee president Thomas Bach and, by video, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. They emphasized the power of sport to bring people together to understand and respect each other. The biggest AV supplier in Argentina, Congress Rental specializes in conference and corporate events, including such international gatherings as the WTO, G20, and ITU. "We offer a one-stop solution from planning the event through postproduction," notes Congress Rental CEO Joaquin De Elias. "For this project, the client sent us some designs of what he wanted to implement, and we suggested the technique to be used. The Analog Way equipment chosen allowed us to meet their demands as well as last-minute changes." The stage of the plenary hall featured a 25m x 6m Absen 3.9mm LED main screen as a backdrop flanked by two 4.5m x 6m side screens. Four breakout rooms had 7m x 2.5m Absen 3mm LED screens. Two Analog Way Ascender 48 - 4K - PL were used in link mode to control the 12K content for the LED screens in the plenary hall; five Analog Way Pulse2 - 3G systems were deployed for the breakout rooms. "We chose Analog Way for its practical integration with customer requirements, its stable operation plus the ability to handle high resolutions," says Alejandro Iglesias CTO of Congress Rental. "Analog Way's integration with the rest of the systems was perfect: Different types of wiring and sources were used and everything was a success." He notes that, "we used the Ascenders in link mode as a single video processor to increase I/Os and processing resources and to be able to share multiple inputs in different layers. Our client and the final clients were all satisfied and happy with the excellent results and the success of the event." 
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