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  • Jan. 28, 2013
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    Video streaming is your future

    The FCC has suggested television broadcast stations begin streaming, although it isn't a license requirement. Aside from the legal ssues regarding copyright laws, when it comes to video streaming, what do you need to consider? Veteran broadcaster, John D. Weigand, has made a list to help you get started....More
  • Jan. 23, 2013
    blog

    The legal side of streaming video

    Be careful what you put in the video stream, or yu may get caught in its rapids....More
  • Jun. 1, 2010
    article
    Broadcast Engineering

    Managing Video Workflows Webcast Q&A

    The following are a couple important questions submitted by participants in Broadcast Engineering's recent webcast that were not answered before the event finished. The sponsor, Telestream, reviewed them, and offered the following response....More
  • Jan. 20, 2009
    article
    Broadcast Engineering

    IPTV design considerations

    Building, operating and maintaining IPTV networks requires new skills. This course provides engineers, technicians and system operators with a solid foundation on the technology....More
  • Jan. 20, 2009
    article
    Broadcast Engineering

    Fiber Optic for Broadcasters

    Any technician or engineer needing to better understand the application of fiber to video and data will benefit from this course....More
  • Jan. 20, 2009
    article
    Broadcast Engineering

    VOD for Broadcasters

    This web cast provides an introductory tutorial on how broadcast VOD operates, the benefits it provides and how to get started....More
  • Nov. 3, 2008
    article
    Broadcast Engineering

    IT for Engineers

    IT for Engineers This three-part introductory and refresher course is targeted at broadcast operators and entry-level engineers. It focuses on computers, IT networking, storage and workflow technology. This course will benefit new employees, as well ......More
  • Dec. 12, 2007
    article
    Broadcast Engineering

    Audio Metering

    This course covers in detail all three elements. To complement the training, calibrated tones are provided so students can learn to perceive level and metering differences by volumn and frequency....More
  • Dec. 12, 2007
    article
    Broadcast Engineering

    Digital Headroom Testing

    This course addresses important digital equipment and path considerations including required headroom and noise. Engineers and operators need to understand what happens to digital signals when there is in sufficient headroom or excessive noise. The course addresses these important issues....More
  • Dec. 12, 2007
    article
    Broadcast Engineering

    Video Compression Part 2

    This course focuses on the practice and technology of video pre-processing, which is required for effective video compression....More
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