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Transitioning Broadcast Automation By Bill Hayes 30 July 2014 In late February, Avid announced their “Final Sale Plan for FastBreak Automation,” the name for the automation system they acquired with their 2006 purchase of Sundance Digital.
Making Room for UHDTV By Bill Hayes 27 January 2014 I attended a SMPTE Section meeting in the U.K. recently and got involved in a discussion with several broadcasters regarding our road maps for the future.
Switching From 1080 to Ultra HD By Bill Hayes 18 November 2013 With 4k displays already showing up in viewers’ living rooms and ATSC 3.0, the step from 1080i to 1080p may be incrementally too small to be worthwhile.
Celebrating TV Technology’s 30th Anniversary By Bill Hayes 11 September 2013 The 30th anniversary of the launch of TV Technology has really given me pause...
The BBC’s Hybrid System for EFP By Bill Hayes 01 April 2013 Well, when we consider that the spectrum crunch is not just about the UHF band as the CTIA’s recent letter to the FCC suggested, yet another reduction in the BAS allocation could be in the offing.
