David Austerberry
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CBS Entertainment news migrates to HD production, playout with Grass Valley K2 HD servers
By David Austerberry published
Hybrid linear and nonlinear editing gets shows to air fast and in multiple versions

File-based workflows
By David Austerberry published
Attracted by the promises of lower costs, broadcasters are eagerly adopting file-based workflows. There is nothing new about processing video as files.
Mobile TV
By David Austerberry published
Interest is growing in mobile television services. However, for many countries there is no spare UHF spectrum to start transmissions. Although analog

GlobeCast opens third playout center
By David Austerberry published
The Singapore facility will provide transmission facilities to the Asia-Pacific region

TV3 Barcelona
By David Austerberry published
Televisi de Catalunya operates the TV3 public TV channel in Barcelona, Catalonia, an autonomous community of Spain. The station airs a mix of news, entertainment,

Broadcast Asia 2007
By David Austerberry published
BroadcastAsia will return to the Singapore Expo from 19-22 June to showcase the latest digital technology, professional equipment and services. Themed

Effective DAM system
By David Austerberry published
The adoption of digital asset management (DAM) by broadcasters has had a long gestation period, with many potential users failing to see a sound case

France 24
By David Austerberry published
There are several 24-hour news stations aimed at a global audience, including Al Jazeera, BBC World and CNN. A recent entrant to the fold is France 24

The MXF mastering format
By David Austerberry published
As broadcasters move from videotape to file-based operations, it is apparent that some form of standardized format is needed to exchange content between
Workflow management
By David Austerberry published
Walking around an industry trade show, the word has become ubiquitous. Is it just a fad with the marketing folks, or is there something to it? Workflow
Discovery Network Europe's new transmission center
By David Austerberry published
At the end of 2005, Discovery Network Europe opened a new media transmission center at the company's European headquarters in Chiswick Park, West London.

IT in television production
By David Austerberry published
As IP connectivity becomes ubiquitous, broadcasters need to better understand the technology and the benefits it brings

Solid-state and optical storage
By David Austerberry published
Videotape has been the mainstay of television recording since the days of Ampex. In the last few years, we have seen other data storage media becoming

BroadcastAsia2005: HD and mobile broadcasting take the spotlight
By David Austerberry published
As an attendee, the show provided the opportunity to visit all the major vendors without the marathon walks

Intelligent storage
By David Austerberry published
Intelligent storage offers many advantages to broadcasters.
Intelligent STORAGE
By David Austerberry published
The migration to HD and the adoption of file-based workflows have created new demands for high-capacity storage. Transporting HD files also requires high
BroadcastAsia2006 PREVIEW
By David Austerberry published
With the theme Digital: The Journey Forward, BroadcastAsia2006 is to run from 19-23 June 2006, at the Singapore Expo. It is the region's longest-running

Videotape restoration: Preserving tape archives
By David Austerberry published
There are 200 million hours of audio-visual archives on this planet
MOBILE ONE the one for 21st Century recording
By David Austerberry published
This project is rather different from the typical build in that it could be said to be the work of one man the owner/operator of SounDesign, Conrad Fletcher.

Camera lens styles
By David Austerberry published
Film-style shooting, whether for a full-length movie or television drama, carries a different set of needs than employed for sports and other live news

Portable news systems
By David Austerberry published
News editors want pictures, regardless of where the reporter is located. And they want live links with the reporter to drop into the newscast. When reporting
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