Grid List Latest articles by Adrian Pennington Time to Check on the Machines By Adrian Pennington AI/ML tools are improving and increasing in use but are not yet, and perhaps will never be, the magic bullet for all media cases Camera Makers Emphasize IP, 4K Capabilities By Adrian Pennington COVID has meant fewer new product launches, renewed commitment to remote production SMPTE ST 2110 a Success in Review By Adrian Pennington IP video over transport standard needs to continue to evolve to remain relevant All the New TV Smarts from CES 2021 By Adrian Pennington Virtual event still had some surprises Virtual Production Can be Real for Everybody—Here’s How By Adrian Pennington Virtual production helps break down silos of production Has Remote Production Changed Production… Forever? By Adrian Pennington “It’s taken a pandemic to open the eyes of those not convinced about remote working. Our collective experience will change way we work forever.” Does the Screen Matter for Live Sports? By Adrian Pennington Sports rights are now a target of social media players just as much as extending the reach of sports properties onto OTT platforms is a strategy of sport franchises and broadcasters. The Missing Link: Where is RF for 4K? By Adrian Pennington At the risk of restating the obvious, 4K is four times the size of 1080p video, which is a huge amount of data to transfer across a wireless link. Reducing the cost of live 3-D sports By Adrian Pennington Broadcasters, particularly those with significant commitments to full channels rather than one-off events, are under pressure to bring costs in line with 2D. Technicolor provides 3-D services to CANAL+ By Adrian Pennington Technicolor provided playout services to CANAL+ for its live, 3-D broadcast of World Cup matches. IMT backs up RF Central, Nucomm products By Adrian Pennington Integrated Microwave Technologies, a Vitec Group brand, offered a free equipment service to customers. DSG provides Scandinavian support By Adrian Pennington DSG prebuilt a flyaway MCR for use by Scandinavian broadcasters within the international broadcast center in South Africa. German broadcasters use Media Logic for audio processing By Adrian Pennington Media Logic supported German public service broadcasters ARD and ZDF at the World Cup. World Cup drives Akamai's heaviest traffic ever By Adrian Pennington Net-Cam catches World Cup goal action By Adrian Pennington Specially designed remote mini-cameras have been installed in the goals at each of the 10 tournament venues for host broadcaster HBS. World Cup delivered to big screens in 3-D in South Korea By Adrian Pennington Ericsson encoders are delivering 3-D as MEPG-4 AVC to cinema audiences. BBC analyzes match incidents with LiberoVision By Adrian Pennington The Libero graphics tool provides realistic virtual replays and enhanced telestration. IDX recharges World Cup gear By Adrian Pennington The portable power manufacturer set up a service center in Johannesburg. Delatre feeds match data to the world By Adrian Pennington For the third consecutive FIFA World Cup, deltatre is providing official technology and operational solutions for data gathering and management. Axon supplies OB facilities for World Cup By Adrian Pennington Signal processing and routing developer Axon Digital Design is supplying more than 1500 Synapse products to the host broadcaster of the World Cup. Spidercam tracks soccer stars By Adrian Pennington Spidercam is supplying four of its aerial cameras and 30 MovieTech cranes for the host broadcast of the World Cup. Sony releases details of 3-D processor box By Adrian Pennington Sony’s MPE-200 gives broadcasters comprehensive control of stereo camera pairs. SABC chooses Broadcast Pix Slate By Adrian Pennington Broadcast Pix has delivered 10 video production systems to fan parks in South Africa. GlobeCast connects World Cup broadcasts By Adrian Pennington GlobeCast is providing fiber and satellite uplink connectivity to multiple international broadcasters, including ITV and TF1. Eutelsat transmits EBU feeds By Adrian Pennington Eutelsat’s W2A, W3A, W4 and W7 satellites are distributing feeds for broadcasters across Africa, Europe and the Middle East during the 30-day tournament. 123Next The latest product and technology information Future US's leading brands bring the most important, up-to-date information right to your inbox Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy, including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. 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Time to Check on the Machines By Adrian Pennington AI/ML tools are improving and increasing in use but are not yet, and perhaps will never be, the magic bullet for all media cases
Camera Makers Emphasize IP, 4K Capabilities By Adrian Pennington COVID has meant fewer new product launches, renewed commitment to remote production
SMPTE ST 2110 a Success in Review By Adrian Pennington IP video over transport standard needs to continue to evolve to remain relevant
Virtual Production Can be Real for Everybody—Here’s How By Adrian Pennington Virtual production helps break down silos of production
Has Remote Production Changed Production… Forever? By Adrian Pennington “It’s taken a pandemic to open the eyes of those not convinced about remote working. Our collective experience will change way we work forever.”
Does the Screen Matter for Live Sports? By Adrian Pennington Sports rights are now a target of social media players just as much as extending the reach of sports properties onto OTT platforms is a strategy of sport franchises and broadcasters.
The Missing Link: Where is RF for 4K? By Adrian Pennington At the risk of restating the obvious, 4K is four times the size of 1080p video, which is a huge amount of data to transfer across a wireless link.
Reducing the cost of live 3-D sports By Adrian Pennington Broadcasters, particularly those with significant commitments to full channels rather than one-off events, are under pressure to bring costs in line with 2D.
Technicolor provides 3-D services to CANAL+ By Adrian Pennington Technicolor provided playout services to CANAL+ for its live, 3-D broadcast of World Cup matches.
IMT backs up RF Central, Nucomm products By Adrian Pennington Integrated Microwave Technologies, a Vitec Group brand, offered a free equipment service to customers.
DSG provides Scandinavian support By Adrian Pennington DSG prebuilt a flyaway MCR for use by Scandinavian broadcasters within the international broadcast center in South Africa.
German broadcasters use Media Logic for audio processing By Adrian Pennington Media Logic supported German public service broadcasters ARD and ZDF at the World Cup.
Net-Cam catches World Cup goal action By Adrian Pennington Specially designed remote mini-cameras have been installed in the goals at each of the 10 tournament venues for host broadcaster HBS.
World Cup delivered to big screens in 3-D in South Korea By Adrian Pennington Ericsson encoders are delivering 3-D as MEPG-4 AVC to cinema audiences.
BBC analyzes match incidents with LiberoVision By Adrian Pennington The Libero graphics tool provides realistic virtual replays and enhanced telestration.
IDX recharges World Cup gear By Adrian Pennington The portable power manufacturer set up a service center in Johannesburg.
Delatre feeds match data to the world By Adrian Pennington For the third consecutive FIFA World Cup, deltatre is providing official technology and operational solutions for data gathering and management.
Axon supplies OB facilities for World Cup By Adrian Pennington Signal processing and routing developer Axon Digital Design is supplying more than 1500 Synapse products to the host broadcaster of the World Cup.
Spidercam tracks soccer stars By Adrian Pennington Spidercam is supplying four of its aerial cameras and 30 MovieTech cranes for the host broadcast of the World Cup.
Sony releases details of 3-D processor box By Adrian Pennington Sony’s MPE-200 gives broadcasters comprehensive control of stereo camera pairs.
SABC chooses Broadcast Pix Slate By Adrian Pennington Broadcast Pix has delivered 10 video production systems to fan parks in South Africa.
GlobeCast connects World Cup broadcasts By Adrian Pennington GlobeCast is providing fiber and satellite uplink connectivity to multiple international broadcasters, including ITV and TF1.
Eutelsat transmits EBU feeds By Adrian Pennington Eutelsat’s W2A, W3A, W4 and W7 satellites are distributing feeds for broadcasters across Africa, Europe and the Middle East during the 30-day tournament.
