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PBS Adopts Spec to Streamline HD Delivery By Tom Butts NABA and DPP to encourage adoption of AMWA AS-11 X9 throughout North America.
Matrox Upgrades M264 Processor for 2019 NAB Show By Posted by Tom Butts Company touts M264 S4 as "world’s only four-channel 4Kp60 XAVC codec card."
Cobalt Digital Shipping HEVC Encoder for openGear By Phil Kurz 9992-ENC offers support for HEVC H.265, AVC H.264 and MHEG-5.
VITEC Acquires HEVC Encoding Provider Telairity By Phil Kurz Acquisition gives existing Telairity customers a reason to upgrade their systems.
Telestream Adds Support for V-Nova’s PERSEUS Plus Codec to Lightspeed Live By Tom Butts PERSEUS Plus provides up to 3x more encoding efficiency compared to HEVC, V-Nova says.
H.264 Dominates Developer Video Encoding Use, H.265 On The Rise By Phil Kurz “Video Developer Report 2018” lays out Bitmovin’s findings based on some 450 developer responses
The 4K Video Codec War: What You Need To Know By Stewart Wolpin Parsing through the headaches and the opportunities
Aperi, Video Clarity to Test H.264 Compression at VidTrans 2018 By Michael Balderston Aperi also plans demonstration of live sports remote production platform
Video Devices’ Pix-E Series Adds H.264 Recording Capabilities By Michael Balderston Firmware Version 3.00 for Video Devices’ Pix-E series of 4K recording monitors is now available, offering new capabilities like the H.264 codec.
