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Box Integrates Dolby.io APIs to Bring Customers Audio Enhancement Tools By Phil Kurz The content cloud now offers customers access to Dolby’s speech intelligibility and other audio tools
Social Media App display Integrates Dolby.io Video Toolset By Phil Kurz The tools, embedded directly into the display platform, negate the need for added hardware
Weigel Broadcasting Co. Relies on Cobalt Digital Processing for EAS Insertion, CALM Compliance By Mark J. Pescatore Weigel Broadcasting Co. is using Cobalt Digital’s 9922-FS-DSP to provide microservices for EAS local insertion and CALM compliance for its terrestrial stations.
Next Gen TV Audio Test a Success for Verance, Dolby By Michael Balderston Test of personalized audio experience done with KPBS in San Diego.
Griffis Elected SMPTE President By Posted by Tom Butts Griffis, vice president of technology in the Office of the CTO at Dolby Laboratories succeeds current SMPTE President, Matthew Goldman.
Netflix, Dolby to Add 100 Hours of HDR By posted by Deborah D. McAdams Dolby and Netflix today announced they would be adding over 100 hours of high dynamic range programming to the streaming platform by August 2016.
