SPECIAL REPORT: Understanding video captioning rules
All nonexempt TV programming must be captioned by the New Year...
MXF interchange: A progress report
MXF has become the defacto file exchange format for video storage. This highly technical article shows readers how to implement MXF across divergent storage platforms...
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The analog-digital hybridThe chosen television picture repetition rate is aimed at satisfying different requirements... |
The evolution of newsroom systems
The author questions the need for two separate systems, the NRCS and automation, and whether changing working practices might lead to a more unitary approach...
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KESQ-TV automates with TelemetricsAutomation holds an attractive feature: ... flexibility... |
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Bringing surround sound home
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IT in television production
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KLRT-TV gets a new look with Chyron's graphics-creation equipmentKLRT-TV was able to build everything from scratch, starting with the building and facilities to the purchase of all new equipment... |
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Newsroom automationThree classes of newsroom tools have developed that might all be considered automation of one sort or another: production automation, newsroom workflow automation and a hybrid in-between... |
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Shedding light on camera supportThe images produced by your camera are only as effective as the camera’s support and lighting. Make sure your giving your camera strong legs to stand on... |
The changing face of audio
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Having a wide range of Foley tracks adds a whole new dimension to a project....
Intelligent control systems
Monitoring by exception is a method where ... the control room operator is alerted only if certain preset conditions are triggered...
Network protocols
The author focuses on the Internet core protocols...
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Post-production evolutionA look at the evolution of the post-production process... |
Looking high and wide for news
How does HD actually enhance the ability to cover the news? ...
Setting up audio
In the past, not much attention has been paid to audio in smaller broadcast rooms. With the advent of HDTV, 5.1 surround sound and the computerization...
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TV broadcasting on the InternetStep-by-step instructions on building a streaming Internet prescence for TV stations... |
Analog audio noise
Michael Robin shows readers how analog noise is detrimental to the encoding results and what steps they can take to remove the noise and maximize the signal quality...
The Grand Ole Opry's new sound
Engineers at the Grand Ole Opry established a novel and ultimately effective strategy: repairing the broadcast sound by starting at the stage...
The elements controlling loudness
There is often no single loudness level that satisfies all listeners (or even a single listener) all of the time...
Graphics and effects
A look at the underlying technology of today’s new graphics platforms and the wide array of features and benefits available...
High-performance production distinguishes The Score
n order to facilitate the required fast turnaround and maintain the quick-pace workflow, the network relies on Grass Valley systems...
IMPLEMENTING NEW WORKFLOW PRINCIPLES
Use this roadmap to rethink how to get things done in a production environment...
MXF comes of age at NAB2005
The MXF files interoperated more or less perfectly, delivering synchronized audio and video with seamless interchange of descriptive metadata...
Audio consoles
Learn how NBC handles 5.1 and stereo audio for the network's programming. An NBC engineer describes how presets, automation, snapshots and other tools make the audio engineer's job easier...
