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Fox Sports, EVS Partner on ‘Xtramotion’ Super Slow-Motion By Phil Kurz Cloud virtualization brings super slow-motion within reach for many applications
Olympics Broadcasts to Rely More on Remote Production By Michael Balderston NBC, and international broadcasters, have shifted their strategies for the rescheduled 2021 Tokyo Olympics
HPA Tech Retreat: IP Is the Key for Broadcast’s Evolution By Michael Balderston IP opens many new doors for broadcasters, from ATSC 3.0 to remote production
Broadcast TV’s Future May Lie in Single Frequency Networks By James O'Neal SFNs seen as important part of ATSC 3.0 equation
Germany’s Media Broadcast to Test 5G TV Production By Jenny Priestley Company intends to examine and test connectivity, data throughput, latency, susceptibility to failure and reliability within various parameters
IEEE BTS Dives Deep Into ATSC 3.0 SFNs By Phil Kurz Session chair Merrill Weiss looked at the fundamentals, and Triveni Digital’s Mark Corl addressed regional networks
Canon Lenses Capture Game Creek Video Inauguration Coverage By Michael Balderston ABC, CBS and NBC used GCVs OB trucks to cover the event
RailCam Robotic Cams Part of Super Bowl Halftime Show By Michael Balderston Five RailCam units were used to capture The Weeknd’s performance
Virtual Production to Become Industry Norm by 2026, Experts Predict By Michael Balderston The tools and infrastructure for this transition are already largely in place
The Integrity and Ethics of Broadcast Engineers By Chris Imlay SBE’s general counsel expresses concern over language from the FCC Audio Division
