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 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. Was that 'Robust' or 'Go Bust?' By Mario Orazio published 21 January 04 You might not have noticed that, if you want recent commercial-free movies on video, there are better places to look than broadcast TV. It's High Time to Make DTV Work By Mario Orazio published 21 September 05 You might not have noticed that summer's over. Congress is back in session, and it's time to knuckle down and complete the DTV transition. It's Not the Frequencies, Stupid By Mario Orazio published 19 October 05 You might not have noticed that leeches and maggots have been in federal government news recently. Yes, this month's rant is about Hurricane Katrina and DTV. Hi-Res vs. Hi-Def? The Answer is in the Starz! By Mario Orazio published 23 July 03 You might not have noticed that HDTV is great, and that's a problem. I don't mean that it's a problem that you ain't noticed that HDTV is great. If It's Good Enough for PlayStation 2 . . . By Mario Orazio published 25 June 03 Be Kind to the FCC: Donate Calendars By Mario Orazio published 19 March 03 Big Meets Little, Vice-Versa By Mario Orazio published 15 December 09 Big is good… small is not to be trusted, except, of course, when small rules the day, and big is a liability. 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 READ1MySatGo Taps Interra Systems for Monitoring2Centennial NAB Show Attracts 24 British Companies3The Future, Now: Virtual Production is Media Production 4Cinedigm Selects Valossa Labs for AI Tech5Ad-Supported Streaming Takes Off: 69% Use Them Each Month
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.
Was that 'Robust' or 'Go Bust?' By Mario Orazio published 21 January 04 You might not have noticed that, if you want recent commercial-free movies on video, there are better places to look than broadcast TV.
It's High Time to Make DTV Work By Mario Orazio published 21 September 05 You might not have noticed that summer's over. Congress is back in session, and it's time to knuckle down and complete the DTV transition.
It's Not the Frequencies, Stupid By Mario Orazio published 19 October 05 You might not have noticed that leeches and maggots have been in federal government news recently. Yes, this month's rant is about Hurricane Katrina and DTV.
Hi-Res vs. Hi-Def? The Answer is in the Starz! By Mario Orazio published 23 July 03 You might not have noticed that HDTV is great, and that's a problem. I don't mean that it's a problem that you ain't noticed that HDTV is great.
Big Meets Little, Vice-Versa By Mario Orazio published 15 December 09 Big is good… small is not to be trusted, except, of course, when small rules the day, and big is a liability.
