Here we look at the science of using a matched pair of microphones positioned as a coincident pair to capture stereo sound images.
Bridge Technologies, a provider of end-to-end monitoring solutions in the broadcast field, announce that they will be demonstrating the new audio capabilities which have been added to their award winning VB440. These additions will allow audio engineers the ability to monitor and work with immersive audio standards anywhere in the world, using only an HTML-5 based browser.
Sapporo Television Broadcasting Co. Ltd. (STV) has deployed 17 Riedel MicroN media distribution network devices along with two MetroN core routers as part of a distributed MediorNet real-time media network extending across two control rooms, broadcast master control, news editing, and other areas of the station. With this deployment, STV has become the first Riedel customer in Japan to use the MicroN media distribution network device as a core video router.
Broadcast microservices specialist nxtedition assisted TV2 Nord’s coverage of the Danish local elections on November 16.
2021 saw the end of a British lighting institution with the demise of Photon Beard. The company has existed since the founding of R. R. Beard Limited, founded in 1882 by a man who reveled in the fantastic name of Robert Royou Beard.
Telstra Broadcast Services (TBS), a media services provider, has joined the SRT Alliance. This follows TBS’s acquisition of MediaCloud in June 2021 and expansion into global broadcast capabilities.
Cerberus Tech, a provider of live content delivery services and IP toolkits, has partnered with TAG Video Systems to provide customers with realtime visualization and monitoring capabilities for live events.
In the action-packed and frenetic world of motorsports operations, crew communications at the track can be as important to success as the actual performance of the car itself. Monitoring telemetry from the cars and managing and distributing hundreds of audio channels has also become vital. It’s hard work configuring the required technology infrastructures on a weekly basis during the 11-month Formula 1 (F1) racing season, but well worth it.