The Masked Engineer Crappin’ Out on the Lossy Drag 2014: A Year Not Unlike Others Recording Pretty Pictures From Above Grid List Latest about The Masked Engineer Want Sharper Pictures? Try the Other Hi-Def! By Mario Orazio published 15 October 08 Those LCD displays, I've got to admit, are a problem, but LCDs are getting faster all the time, and they ain't the only display technology in town. This TV Tuner Cable Box 'Tis a Gift: Is It Sinful? By Mario Orazio published 16 April 07 You might not have noticed it's a good idea to beware of geeks making gifts. This ain't about that ancient wooden horse named for a condom. Mario Awards 2007: A 'Revolutionary' NAB By Mario Orazio published 30 May 07 NTSC’s Problems Were Fixed in Just 54 Years By Mario Orazio published 21 November 07 You might not have noticed that no one complains about excessive blanking anymore. The 'F' in FCC Stands for Fun! By Mario Orazio published 23 June 04 DTV By the Numbers By Mario Orazio published 26 November 03 You might not have noticed that numbers used to mean something. I mean you wouldn't say two is the same as one, would you? Hint: You might not want to answer this right away. Mining the 'Or' in the Digital Cable Order By Mario Orazio published 29 October 03 Somewhere out there, you might not have noticed that audio exists. This is especially true if you are a producer, director, member of the lighting persuasion, or camera op. The Future of Television? By Mario Orazio published 17 September 03 You might not have noticed that there's a word in every language for someone who makes predictions. That word is idiot. MPEG-2 Is Alive and Well And Living in China By Mario Orazio published 26 March 04 Good old analog NTSC is supposed to die one second after 11:59:59 p.m. on Dec. 31, 2006 (and, if the FCC had its way, it would be a year earlier than that). Will it? The Meaning of HDTV Ain't Very Clear By Mario Orazio published 21 April 04 What I really want to rant about this month is good old high definition. The problem is defining definition and figuring out how high is high -- that and some other stuff. 123456789Archives The latest product and technology information Name: Your Email Address : Contact me with news and offers from other Future brands Receive email from us on behalf of our trusted partners or sponsors I consent the use of my personal data in accordance with Future's privacy policy (opens in new tab), including its cookie policy. * To subscribe, you must consent to Future’s privacy policy. Thank you for signing up to TV Tech. You will receive a verification email shortly. There was a problem. Please refresh the page and try again. MOST READ1MASV Introduces New Integration with Seagate Lyve Cloud 2Iowa PBS Director of Engineering Bill Hayes to Retire 3Viaccess-Orca, Broadpeak Achieve 3-Second Latency for Live Sports Streaming4Telstra Broadcast Services Taps Grass Valley for Remote Workflows5EMG Deploys Leader LV7300 Multiscreen Rasterizers in New Mobile Production Vehicles
Want Sharper Pictures? Try the Other Hi-Def! By Mario Orazio published 15 October 08 Those LCD displays, I've got to admit, are a problem, but LCDs are getting faster all the time, and they ain't the only display technology in town.
This TV Tuner Cable Box 'Tis a Gift: Is It Sinful? By Mario Orazio published 16 April 07 You might not have noticed it's a good idea to beware of geeks making gifts. This ain't about that ancient wooden horse named for a condom.
NTSC’s Problems Were Fixed in Just 54 Years By Mario Orazio published 21 November 07 You might not have noticed that no one complains about excessive blanking anymore.
DTV By the Numbers By Mario Orazio published 26 November 03 You might not have noticed that numbers used to mean something. I mean you wouldn't say two is the same as one, would you? Hint: You might not want to answer this right away.
Mining the 'Or' in the Digital Cable Order By Mario Orazio published 29 October 03 Somewhere out there, you might not have noticed that audio exists. This is especially true if you are a producer, director, member of the lighting persuasion, or camera op.
The Future of Television? By Mario Orazio published 17 September 03 You might not have noticed that there's a word in every language for someone who makes predictions. That word is idiot.
MPEG-2 Is Alive and Well And Living in China By Mario Orazio published 26 March 04 Good old analog NTSC is supposed to die one second after 11:59:59 p.m. on Dec. 31, 2006 (and, if the FCC had its way, it would be a year earlier than that). Will it?
The Meaning of HDTV Ain't Very Clear By Mario Orazio published 21 April 04 What I really want to rant about this month is good old high definition. The problem is defining definition and figuring out how high is high -- that and some other stuff.
