posted by Bob Kovacs

Ross Video provided a single-vendor turnkey solution with a complete hardware and software for virtual set and augmented reality design services.

NanoTech Entertainment announced that it has signed an agreement with Samsung Electronics to provide the UltraFlix 4K streaming channel service for all 2014 Samsung Ultra High-Definition TVs.

The NewsBook software bonds multiple cellular, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and satellite connections to create an aggregated data path for the transmission of high-quality, low-latency video.

The two-day event addressed the concerns and challenges of U.S. broadcasters as they prepare for a variety of uncertain scenarios and exciting new opportunities.

The DR-70D from Tascam is an audio recording solution for filmmakers using dSLRs and other cameras with little or no audio capability.

The new rearTwist UHD BNC connectors are specifically designed for operation at high frequencies, including 4K and 8K video.

The Ross Studio space represents emerging customer requirements for small studios with a big look.

Panasonic is introducing two VariCam models to cover the range of high-end applications from live broadcasting to film and episodic TV production.

Prior to joining Faroudja Enterprises, Herz was a senior fellow and chief multimedia technologist at AMD.

Developed from the established LV5330, the LV5333 is a multi-SDI monitor designed for use in studios, technical areas or attached to a video camera-support tripod.

Lingospot and SeeSpace partnered to provide a new interactive second-screen broadcast TV experience.

Sky Perfect JSAT Corp. will simultaneously open two new channels, the world’s first dedicated 4K channels, on the company’s premium Japan-based service on March 1, 2015

Dalet was one of the first manufacturers in the world to receive AS-11 UK DPP certification from the Digital Production Partnership.

Decimator Design launched two new products at IBC 2014 exhibition in Amsterdam, the MD-HX corss converter and the DMON-6S multi-viewer.

Hitachi announced that it has developed the SK-UHD4000, a broadcast 4K Ultra-HDTV camera system that uses 2/3-inch B4 mount lenses now functioning on conventional (2K) HDTV broadcast cameras.