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 Concatenation Needs Much More Elucidation By Mario Orazio published 2 April 08 When HDCAM came out, you could count the number of TV stations transmitting HDTV on the fingers of one hand. The Smaller the Screen, The Higher the Bit-Rate By Mario Orazio published 14 April 08 This ain’t (exactly) about the transition to DTV. Moore's Law Being Repealed? By Mario Orazio published 19 October 09 Moore's Law has been working over the decades, and individual transistors have gotten really, really small. Source of Knowledge? The NAB Show Ain't It By Mario Orazio published 2 July 09 Look, there's only one legitimate reason to go to the big show each April. It's to get away from the office and maybe play a little golf in the desert sun. Lifetime Achievement for Lifeline Service? By Mario Orazio published 10 February 09 Maybe there's a method to that madness—something TV broadcasters, regulators and legislators might want to take note of. Aspects of Loveliness: Fix It? Heck, No! By Mario Orazio published 24 April 06 You might not have noticed that not everyone on TV is fat. Yes, this month's rant is about image shapes. Here's what I mean. Mobile TV Might Suck, But It Could Earn You $$ By Mario Orazio published 23 August 06 You might not have noticed that Snell & Wilcox doesn't yet sell television directors. Yes, this will be another rant-and-rave about mobile TV. Next-Gen Monitoring: You Just Late And See By Mario Orazio published 28 June 06 You might not have noticed that the first part of Sherlock Holmes's explanation to Dr. Watson gets ignored. Getting to Home Base With A Cast of Multi By Mario Orazio published 26 July 06 You might not have noticed that the term HDTV doesn't necessarily guarantee quality. Compression Is Easy By Mario Orazio published 10 February 06 You might not have noticed that objective measurements have gone the way of NTC-7. I ain’t sure if that’s good or bad, but it surely does leave a big hole in equipment specs. 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
Concatenation Needs Much More Elucidation By Mario Orazio published 2 April 08 When HDCAM came out, you could count the number of TV stations transmitting HDTV on the fingers of one hand.
The Smaller the Screen, The Higher the Bit-Rate By Mario Orazio published 14 April 08 This ain’t (exactly) about the transition to DTV.
Moore's Law Being Repealed? By Mario Orazio published 19 October 09 Moore's Law has been working over the decades, and individual transistors have gotten really, really small.
Source of Knowledge? The NAB Show Ain't It By Mario Orazio published 2 July 09 Look, there's only one legitimate reason to go to the big show each April. It's to get away from the office and maybe play a little golf in the desert sun.
Lifetime Achievement for Lifeline Service? By Mario Orazio published 10 February 09 Maybe there's a method to that madness—something TV broadcasters, regulators and legislators might want to take note of.
Aspects of Loveliness: Fix It? Heck, No! By Mario Orazio published 24 April 06 You might not have noticed that not everyone on TV is fat. Yes, this month's rant is about image shapes. Here's what I mean.
Mobile TV Might Suck, But It Could Earn You $$ By Mario Orazio published 23 August 06 You might not have noticed that Snell & Wilcox doesn't yet sell television directors. Yes, this will be another rant-and-rave about mobile TV.
Next-Gen Monitoring: You Just Late And See By Mario Orazio published 28 June 06 You might not have noticed that the first part of Sherlock Holmes's explanation to Dr. Watson gets ignored.
Getting to Home Base With A Cast of Multi By Mario Orazio published 26 July 06 You might not have noticed that the term HDTV doesn't necessarily guarantee quality.
Compression Is Easy By Mario Orazio published 10 February 06 You might not have noticed that objective measurements have gone the way of NTC-7. I ain’t sure if that’s good or bad, but it surely does leave a big hole in equipment specs.
