Joey Gill

With 4K solidly here and 8K on the horizon, test gear capable of 12 Gbps data rates is now on the table.

As the broadcasting business has changed over the years, so have many tools of the trade.

As our industry leaps forward on the technology front, it seems as though more and more broadcast tools are becoming modular.

Audio metering can be tailored to specific needs, as ballistics and scale are easily configurable to most popular formats.

I take my hat off to the AP engineering staff for providing the industry with such a valuable and useful tool.

The router is lightweight, but has plenty of heft to reinforce its professional roots.

Designed for fast paced, mobile audio/video acquisition-delivery, with minimal reliance upon technical expertise in the field.

It's probably safe to say that one image is synonymous with television, at least from a historical perspective, and that's the test pattern

As I started this review, I reflected back on the times I worked overnight at our transmitter site some 25 miles from the studio, each and every Thursday night.

A station’s media hub grows in control capabilities

MediaDeck appears to be equally at home with full automation or as a standalone system.

As television technology has changed, so has the role of the test pattern.

Allows monitoring and evaluation of both multichannel audio and metadata content in the professional broadcast environment.

Whether it’s HD-SDI, 3 Gbps, or 2K video, we’ve all probably wished for at least one flavor of such exotic video in our studios.

The evolution of intercommunication systems has been as steady as any component of television production, though often it seems that the communication element is taken for granted.

The unit is built very solidly; be careful not to drop it on your foot.

While the unit has a broadcast feel, its modern PC genes are evident as well.

Following the trend of modern television technology, the world of video processors has evolved right at the cutting edge.