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Satellite TVRO Part 1

The transition to DTV really started when satellite transmissions were encoded as digital signals, and with analog satellite service mostly gone, the transition to all-digital satellite signals is almost complete. Setting up an analog downlink was similar to tuning in an over-the-air analog TV signal; you moved the antenna until you saw a picture. But just as this does not work for DTV, it also does not work with digital satellite signals. This series of newsletters will show you what’s going on with today’s satellites and how to find the one you want....

UK Channel 4 transmits 3-D during special week of telecasts

This week, Channel 4 is presenting prerecorded and live stereoscopic broadcasts using an encoding system from ColorCode 3-D....

Eyeheight to feature logo and ticker generator at InterBEE2009

The CW-2M HD/SD also features an integral keyer....

Desperately seeking LG2160A, S3C4F61

LG and Samsung hold their ATSC-M/H tuner chips close to the vest ...

ADI, SiTune introduce ATSC-M/H tuners in time for U.S. mobile TV rollout

The RF tuners feature a low-power appetite, tiny footprint and support worldwide standards....

Concept Enterprises debuts in-vehicle ATSC-M/H tuner

The mobile TV tuner works with aftermarket and OEM monitors....

Wowza aims to liberate content providers to reach any screen

Wowza Media Server 2 Advanced unifies streaming media delivery for all screens and protocols...

Where to find mobile TV information

Resources for everything mobile TV: technology, standards, market, business models, regulation, tests, audience and products....

Dilithium Networks, Huawei Technologies team up to deliver live 2G, 3G TV for Indian telecom BSNL

Players in emerging markets keep new service launch costs low to build their subscriber base....

New year will see new mobile trials, services in Asia

Vietnam adopts the Korean DMB mobile TV standard, Bejing's introduces new miniV service, Taiwan stays neutral on mobile TV standards, Seoul's taxi drivers can keep their TVs and DiBcom deploys a U.S. ad agency....

Mobile TV levels playing field for broadcasters, Gray Television's Jim Ocon says

ATSC M/H opens opportunities for new services, business models and ways to reach audiences, especially in emergencies....

JMR highlights new BlueStor servers at HD Expo

The company featured its BlueStor Digital Rapids and RED video storage servers and RAID storage systems....

Globalstor, ASSIMILATE demonstrate 4K DI workflow at HD EXPO

The demo featured the Globalstor Data ExtremeStor-4K running the SCRATCH Digital Process Solution Version 5.0 software outputting to IGI’s PowerWindow | 4K display....

TBS Network’s ‘Lopez Tonight’ produced on Sony XDCAM HD

The HD 4:22 decks can be used for recording program material, program mastering, post production and archiving program material....

Gepco develops new distribution racks

Each SMPTE 304M hybrid connector position of the rack externally breaks out to separate ST fiber and electrical connectors on the rear of the chassis....

FCC tackles broadband this week

The FCC’s open meeting will deal with the expansion of broadband access in the United States....

Network planning Part 2

IP networks are at the heart of future TV plants, and subnets are a crucial part of today’s networks because they divide and speed up critical systems that make up a broadcast facility. Understanding how they work and how to build one is essential to the modern broadcast engineer....

New LineGuard surge suppressors protect vulnerable data lines

Major applications include security cameras, DVRs and other IP-based equipment....

ATI unveils digital audio distribution system

Signal routing is provided via rear-panel-accessible DIP switches....

Miami Heat bring the Sony HD gear to AmericanAirlines Arena

Every night, fans in attendance at the AmericanAirlines Arena are treated to an upgraded and improved fan experience. ...

Wavecam flies over California University of Pennsylvania

The aerial camera system is used to provide critical game footage to coaches as well as engage and entertain fans by adding valuable content and sponsorship opportunities to the school’s Daktronics video board. ...


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