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• Tandberg Television and Microsoft Collaborate on Windows Media 9 for Broadcast Content Delivery
Tandberg Television to Develop Dedicated Real-Time Low-Latency Hardware Encoder For Windows Media 9 Series
• BUF Technology Adds Fast Playlist and Looping to Replay Controller
New firmware and keycap upgrade takes full advantage of video servers
• Toshiba and NEC Jointly Propose Blue-Laser DVD Format for HDTV
Proposed format covers both read-only HDTV discs and read-and-write discs
• Universal Studios Networks Install Landmark ll Airtime Sales Management System
Satellite channels go live with Encoda Systems
• Readers React: TV Commercials Editorial
A boatload of thoughtful comments on Charlie White's recent editorial
• Digital Video Compression Tips and Tricks Revealed in New Book
Author Ben Waggoner runs video compression consulting, training and encoding company
• September 11 Satellite Images Offered Free to Media for One-Year Anniversary Coverage
Images Show a Year Chronology of Destruction, Reclamation and Reconstruction
• da Vinci Ships New Colorist Toolbox Option for 2K Color Enhancement Systems
• Panasonic Ships AG-MX70 Digital A/V Mixer with 600 Effects
• Telecast Fiber Systems to Demo Single-Fiber, Bidirectional POV Link at IBC 2002
New TR5221 multiplexes video, audio, and data for remote-controlled camera feeds
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By 2004 more than six in ten facilities across the board will be shooting and/or mastering in 24P
According to SCRI's just released Production/Post H/DTV Migration Report,, by the end of 2000 three out of every ten facilities will be shooting and/or mastering in 24P -- within two years, more than six in ten facilities will be doing so.
With SIGGRAPH 2002 behind us, it seems like an appropriate time to address the present state of the 3D industry. This year’s SIGGRAPH saw attendance and exhibitor participation significantly down from previous years, thanks in no small part to the current economic climate. Also, as has been typical of recent years, West Coast locations seem to draw a larger audience given the proximity to the special effects studios. This has prompted action from the SIGGRAPH organization in that they announced the move of the 2004 show from Atlanta to Los Angeles. The 2003 show will take place in San Diego.
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By 2003 less than seven out of 10 expected to be transmitting DTV
According to SCRI's "2002 - 2007 DTV Migration Trends Report -- TV Stations Report," only 28.6% of US TV stations are already transmitting a DTV signal. This is in line with current NAB estimates -- as of August 2002, according to the NAB, there are only 461 full power television stations on the air with a digital signal serving 136 of the 210 markets in the US. According to PBS, 76 of those (still) are non-commercial.
Fourth Consecutive Season CBS Has Broadcast Majority of Primetime Schedule In HD
CBS Television announced today that it will offer all 18 of its primetime comedies and dramas in High Definition in the upcoming 2002-2003 television season. This is the fourth consecutive year CBS has broadcast the majority of its primetime schedule in HD, and the second season that it has offered all of its scripted entertainment series in the HD digital format.
New ABC Dramas and Comedy Series Join Lineup of High-Definition Programming
ABC Television Network president Alex Wallau announced today that ABC will broadcast all of its scripted series and theatrical movies for the 2002-03 season in HDTV. Beginning with the new broadcast season in September, ABC's comedies, dramas and theatrical movies all will be broadcast in 720p High Definition, including 5.1-channel surround sound.
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