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Evolution of Storage Solutions: What Matters Now in Media Management
Media storage is the one component of your system that you want to set and forget.
Subnetting for the Broadcast, Video and Audio Systems Engineer, Part III
If computers in an open network talk freely with one another and two computers start talking at the same time, you have a “data collision.”
Reframing the Object Store
For some time we’ve thought mainly about how file-based storage is used to contain unstructured data; i.e., those files relative to moving (video) or static (photographic) images.
The Perils of Putting TV Stations in the Duplex Gap
In 2014 the FCC published details on how it will configure the 600 MHz Band.
The FCC Incentive Auction and Channel Sharing: Optimizing Encoding Efficiency and Video Quality
The FCC incentive auction is a game-changing opportunity for broadcasters.
Nat Geo Scrubs Up for Live Brain Surgery
Many people joke that what they do isn’t brain surgery. That statement may no longer apply for a National Geographic production team.
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