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Broadcast Industry
News:
• Conexant Unveils World's First Single-Chip Video Encoder and DVI Transmitter for HDTV
HD video encoder and digital visual interface (DVI) compliant transmitter on one chip
• Corbis Motion Selects Optibase's Encoding Platforms for Digital Stock Footage System
MPEG MovieMaker 200S encoding platforms have been incorporated into a digital footage system
• nCUBE Introduces Scalable, Real-Time nPVR Capabilities
Application to be Demonstrated at the CTAM Summit, July 20-23, Seattle
• Qwest Forges Agreement With DIRECTV to Offer Satellite Services as Part of Communications Bundle
Customers Now Able to Purchase Voice, TV, DSL and Wireless Services through Qwest
• Accom to Showcases WSD/HDi Digital Disk Recorder at Siggraph
• Avid Technology Teams with Lollapalooza to Deliver Interactive Concert Experience
• Canopus Announces the Summer Storm Program
Video editors can receive up to $500 worth of video production tools free when upgrading to Canopus DVStorm2
• Tandberg Television Previews IBC 2003 Products on Display
Offers Products From Wireless News Gathering to the Digital Home
• Primetime Emmy Awards Nominations Announced
HBO leads the pack with 109 noms
• Digital Video Pocket Guide Released by O'Reilly
Company Publishes Pocket-Sized Guide to Producing Great Videos
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A work in progress, Canadian company's new camera off to a good start
Dalsa stunned the digital cinema world at with its introduction of Origin, a new high resolution digital cinema camera a few months ago at NAB 2003. DMN's Jack Lloyd takes a closer look at the budding behemoth, talking with Dalsa Origin's creators and finding out more about this promising new development. Will this be the defining technology of digital cinema?
Adobe's Townhill explains the business behind the no-Mac decision
In part 2 of DMN's exclusive interview with Adobe Premiere Group Product Manager Richard Townhill, the discussion turns to some of the new features of the significantly improved application, Premiere Pro. Townhill also explains to DMN Executive Producer Charlie White why Adobe decided to abandon the Mac platform with this re-written nonlinear editing application, set to release in August.
A Tale of Two Restoration Projects
Art and commerce have managed a rare convergence in the growing arena of film restoration. Since the birth of the medium, film buffs and purists have lobbied for the restoration and preservation of their precious art. And now, much to their delight, the emergence of the DVD market and the renewed interest in showing remastered, often director-revised films at public cinemas have given birth to a slew or film restoration projects and created a demand for the facilities, hardware and software necessary to execute this universally approved task. Film & Video takes a look at two projects that use fewer processes that are automated to a high degree in order to make restoration more cost-effective.
TrendWatch 2003 top ten investment categories for U.S. studios/facilities
In this weekly quick feature, TrendWatch founding partner Jim Whittington offers you interesting factoids based on market research from the broadcast and graphics industry. This week, Jim tells you what U.S studios are planning to buy this year. Also, in a bonus Fast Fact, take a look at the percentage of TV stations looking into character generation software purchases.
Real world Issues in VFX and CGI, What to Know Before You Go to SIGGRAPH
It’s been a year of seismic shifts in the visual effects and animation industry. The first ominous rumble was felt when visual effects providers, including Centropolis and the visual effects divisions of both Mill Film in London and Cinesite in Hollywood, closed. With the shuttering of Disney’s The Secret Lab, Sony Pictures Imageworks is the only studio-based visual effects facility left standing — if you don’t count the Alameda, CA-based ESC, bankrolled by AOL-Time Warner originally to do the effects for the Matrix films.
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