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Verimatrix believes that a global multi-operator view provides deeper insights that benefit its customers individually and collectively.

Early Issue Detection Through Intelligent Global Monitoring is Key to Greater Security and Service June 13th 2016 - 06:00 PM

It is well known that security breaches cause much less revenue loss or reputational damage if they are caught early. They are simply cheaper to fix at that stage.

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Video Transport: SDI vs IP—Timing Is Everything June 7th 2016 - 09:00 AM

Moving video around a broadcast or media facility is a key requirement and fundamental to the operation. When media is transported the signal is open to induced errors, typically through noise, distortion and interference. The time frame of the error may vary between a few pico-seconds and many seconds. It may be predictable in its frequency, or completely random.

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NomadTV offers a complete set of mobile application development services, with an estimated 97,050,7450 apps downloaded to date.

Be Your Own OTT Mogul June 6th 2016 - 12:05 PM

Traditional broadcasting faces increased competition from heavily funded network-based channels. But now, there are new, smaller and much lower-cost ways for content makers to get their message to an audience. Enter NomadTV, a company that builds low-cost OTT services for any niche audience.

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There are four competing IP live protocols and Evertz (backer of ASPEN) supports all of them.

Enabling Interop Between AIMS, ASPEN, NewTek NDI and Sony NMI: Questions Answered June 6th 2016 - 10:00 AM

Confused about moving to IP? Don’t worry you are not alone. While recent moves by Evertz, chief promoter of the ASPEN live IP production protocol and Sony, architect of its own route to live IP, to join the Alliance for IP Media Solutions would seem to herald a break out of common sense on behalf of vendors, each continues to plough its own path.

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EBU head of European affairs Nicola Frank has welcomed clarification over how public broadcasters can offer cross border access to their co

EU Treads Softly Towards Cross Border Content Portability June 3rd 2016 - 12:05 PM

The EU’s member states are reaching towards consensus over cross border portability of content between European countries with a transitional approach allowing broadcasters and media rights holders time to adjust to a more open market. This emerged during the EU’s recent Competitive Council meeting, where delegates showed favor of an opt-in for now so that the default would remain for cross border controls to remain in place.

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Appropriate monitoring requires both a trained operator and the proper tools.

The Human Element in Digital Media Monitoring May 17th 2016 - 01:00 PM

A good test and measurement solution combines both smart test equipment and a trained operator.

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LG launched the SUPER UHD TV lineup  at CES with HDR and Dolby Vision

UHD and HDR—the Dolby View May 4th 2016 - 10:00 AM

Better pixels are coming, but there is much detail to be resolved. Will consumers be confused? Will a “4K” receiver also support high dynamic range (HDR), high frame rate (HFR) and wide colour gamut (WGC)? And where will the content come from? Over-the-air looks a little way off, but fibre broadband offers an immediate solution. Several organisations are trying to cut though all the options and to offer a simple proposition to the consumer. CES 2016 saw several announcements to this end.

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Viewers increasingly expect larger displays with more pixels and improved dynamic color range.

Getting from HD to the UHD Perfect Picture May 3rd 2016 - 08:00 AM

Just what are the practical aspects of improving delivered picture quality? They involve a complex combination of needing to increase both spatial and temporal resolution.

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