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Is Terrestrial TV on the Verge of Extinction? March 7th 2016 - 03:00 PM

On Wednesday, April 20th, the Sociedade Brasileira de Engenharia de Televisão (SET) will host a breakfast at the 2016 NAB show to discuss the future of terrestrial television. That we are even asking the above question should alarm every OTA broadcaster.

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Did the ATSC Let the Cat Out of the Bag on 3.0 Audio? March 4th 2016 - 09:25 PM

A slide used at the HPA conference in February said that Dolby AC-4 will be recommended as the ATSC 3.0 audio standard for the United States.

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Open Control and Monitoring Standard is Now AES70 February 16th 2016 - 10:00 AM

The standards committee for the Audio Engineering Society (AES) has created AES70, a new standard for the open control and monitoring of professional audio and AV media network devices.

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RTW’s Continuous Loudness Control (CLC) is the latest addition to the company’s Masterclass PlugIns range.

Applied Technology: Continuous Loudness Control February 11th 2016 - 10:30 AM

The State-of-the-Art in loudness and dynamic control for live applications has brought ground-breaking transitions to pro-audio technology. A main driver of these changes has been the paradigm shift from voltage-based peak meters toward a performance metric: the introduction of loudness metering.

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Sky News studio in west London, where four NewTek TalkShow systems have been installed for viewer contributions

Handling the Business of Call Management in an IP world February 9th 2016 - 11:00 AM

Connecting with the audience and hearing what people have to say about current issues - as well as getting expert opinion - is a major part of news, current affairs and even entertainment programming today. But like many techniques and technologies it is not an entirely new concept.

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This year’s NFL Championship Game at Levi

Super Technology At Play In Super Bowl 50 Broadcast February 2nd 2016 - 04:00 PM

This year’s Super Bowl 50 live telecast, on CBS, will feature the typical grandiosity that is “The Big Game,” with roughly three dozen “traditional” broadcast high-definition cameras, 36 more POV HD cameras and a few 4K versions as well capturing the action. As in past years, there will also be some “pioneering” technology that usually exemplifies the world’s most watched single day sporting event. Last year’s Super Bowl was the most watched television program in US history, reporting more than 114 million viewers, and Super Bowl 50 looks to top that.

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Dolby Vision is bringing you greater brightness and extended colors never seen before in home theatre entertainment.

Dolby Vision Beating 4K January 29th 2016 - 12:05 PM

Dolby Laboratories has announced major partnerships that will bring Dolby Vision to your living room HDR TV faster than 4K video is becoming available. Look for it in home movie releases and theaters, too.

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In an Admission that 4K Alone is Not Enough, UHD Alliance Unveils “Ultra HD Premium” January 20th 2016 - 10:00 AM

Not even a success yet, 4K video is now getting some enhancements and is being rebranded as Ultra HD Premium. Engineering experts have long said that 4K alone does not have the “wow” factor to jump out at consumers. Premium adds the visible attributes that manufacturers hope will make 4K a must-have for viewers.

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