Will 2005 be the year of HDTV worldwide? 

World Edition storyThe number of countries outlining plans for HDTV services is growing...

a la carte gets negative response 

According to the Bureau, an à la carte model would not lower subscription costs or promote viewer choice...

LPTV and translator worries 

The FCC’s main requirement is that translators must not interfere with primary facilities...

Virtual monitor display systems 

World Edition storyWith its ability to be reconfigured at a button press, the virtual monitor wall is flexible when compared with a CRT monitor stack...

Maintaining an IOT cooling system 

Keeping your IOT’s cooling systems functioning properly is a vital task. Here’s how to do it...

Meeting SHVA measurement requirements 

According to SHVA and SHVIA, a viewer who chooses to use satellite service for signals other than the local stations has the option of requesting that the satellite service provider offer the main network signals via satellite if local reception is not available. The only problem is, often times local stations do not cooperate...

RFS brings DTV to LA viewers 

Mount Wilson is Los Angeles’ premier site for local broadcasters seeking to DTV to their existing analog services. Designed by Radio Frequency Systems and overseen by broadcast consultant, S. Merrill Weiss, it incorporates a dual, broadband panel antenna/combiner system...

SHVIA amendments may erode station viewership 

According to NAB, a new digital white area provision proposed to be added to the reauthorization of the Satellite Home Viewer Improvement Act (SHVIA) could cost broadcasters 35 percent of their viewers. This view was advanced at a recent satellite conference in Washington....

NBA goes HD 

In today's crowded field of sports broadcasting, it's not easy to stand out. But, with a series of significant carriage deals on direct-broadcast satellite...

Newsroom Technology-Station 

Winner: Sdwestrundfunk (SWR)by Silicon Graphics As one of the first German public broadcasting stations, SWR serves more than 14 million viewers from...

Archive systems 

I remember well the archive system in the first television station I worked at. The news department stored reels of film in metal cans on metal shelves,...

Archive systems 

I remember well the archive system in the first television station I worked in (WEWS, Cleveland). The news department stored reels of film in metal cans...

Network Automation 

Winner: PBS Ingest Suiteby Omneon and CEI Focused on establishing discrepancy-free program feeds, PBS teamed with systems integrator CEI to develop a...

New Studio Technology-Network 

Winner: Fox Newsby The Systems Group Fox News brought in The Systems Group to implement a 21st century operations suite as part of a turnkey production...

New Studio Technology-Station 

Winner: Georgia Public Broadcastingby Silicon Graphics Georgia Public Broadcasting (GPB) needed to transition their infrastructure to an open digital...

Station Automation 

Winner: WTTW-TVby Sundance Digital WTTW-TV's analog master control and associated tape room facility from the 1960s had undergone several rebuilds in...

The art and science of multi-channel playout 

World Edition storyWhile many server designs can support the playout of multiple channels, several considerations for long-term practicality and quality of service should be examined for any facility or facility upgrade....

CNBC's new network broadcast operations 

Building a new facility from the ground up provided the network with a unique opportunity to rethink traditional operations models and incorporate future-proof technology....

Video servers 

In some segments, the widespread usage of servers has displaced older technology virtually completely....

MGE's UPS protects KTVT against dead air 

KTVT in Fort Worth, Texas installs a 800KVA EPS 6000 Series UPS from MGE to prevent bad weather from interfering in their broadcasts. The unit provides backup power for the entire analog and digital plant as well as the blowers for the HVAC system....

Colorimetry standards 

Color perception is associated with a specific set of 6 million to 7 million cells, called cones, situated in the eye retina. Studies indicate that there are specialized types of cones responding to red, green or blue stimuli....

Remote control monitoring 

Due to security concerns, no station to date has implemented wireless control....

WXYZ-TV automates with Crispin 

In the last two years, one challenge has touched virtually every department at WXYZ-TV: automation....

Centralcasting solutions 

An automation system that removes as much human intervention as possible is key....

The cost of HD 

Find out the past, present and future cost and performance of HD equipment....

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