Latest articles by Michael Grotticelli, Broadcast Engineering Extra
Broadcasters want programs delivered in varying formats, which require file-based, high-speed broadband delivery.
This new DVB–UHDTV Phase 1 specification sets the minimum requirements for the next generation of television transmission overseas.
The ad-supported, hybrid OTA/Internet service streams local and network broadcasts and lots of on-demand content, mostly for free, but pays for the privilege.
By using local storage you not only eliminate the cost and complexity of a SAN, you also ensure fast, efficient SQL response times.
The company has plans for integrating the technology in multiple markets through 2015.
The company has a vision for an industry-wide, cloud-based production management platform.
GloboSat's new TV 4K-capable OB truck is getting a workout in Brazil, producing live broadcasts from World Cup matches played in the Maracana stadium, in Rio de Janeiro.
Broadcast industry experts Wes Simpson and John Luff will teach the course.
Hitachi Kokusai appears eager to become a major player for broadcasting equipment customers worldwide.
Since installing the CLASS platform from NVerzion, the station has maximized operational efficiencies and eliminated workflow issues, leading to a better quality on-air presentation.
DVB-T2 is currently on-air in 24 countries and has been adopted in an additional 35.
The hands-free control option offers a great way for local radio stations to stream video to the Web or small towns that want to improve meeting coverage without increasing staff.
