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Apr. 11, 2013

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NAB 2013: World’s First Live Streaming Appliance Under $1000 that Simultaneously Records a Master-Quality Video File — Matrox Monarch HD

Matrox Video presents Matrox Monarch HD, the world’s first live streaming appliance under $1000 that simultaneously records a master-quality video file. Matrox Monarch HD is designed for professional video producers who need to simultaneously stream a live event and record a master-quality version for post-event editing. From any HDMI input source such as a camera or switcher, Matrox Monarch HD generates an H.264-encoded stream compliant with RTSP or RTMP protocol....More
Apr. 11, 2013

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NAB 2013: 4K Video Monitoring Card for Adobe Premiere Pro — Matrox Mojito 4K

Matrox Video presents Matrox Mojito 4K, a quad 3G-SDI, 4K video monitoring card for use with Adobe Premiere Pro on Windows platforms. Matrox Mojito 4K enables realtime monitoring and output of video footage at resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 and at frame rates up to 60 fps. This new 4K output card lets post-production professionals see every pixel of every 4K frame in real time to craft breathtaking content....More
Apr. 11, 2013

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NAB 2013: Multi-Camera Live Streaming Production and ISO Recording with Matrox VS4 and Telestream Wirecast

Matrox Video presents the Matrox VS4 quad HD capture and ISO recording card for Telestream Wirecast. The combination of Telestream Wirecast software and Matrox VS4 hardware gives internet broadcasters powerful multi-camera live production capabilities. Users can dynamically mix in other media such as movies, images, and sounds while adding transitions, titles, chroma keys, virtual sets and live scoreboards....More
Apr. 11, 2013

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NAB 2013: Quality Control: Turning a cost into a Business Benefit

Ben Davenport, Product Marketing Manager at AmberFin, covers Quality Control: Turning a cost into a Business Benefit....More
Apr. 11, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Brad Gilmer, VSF interview

Brad Gilmer explains the challenges for switching to a packet based network....More
Apr. 11, 2013

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NAB 2013: Enterprise Workflow: The secrets of efficiency and profitability

Bruce Devlin, Chief Technical Officer at AmberFin, covers Enterprise Workflow: The secrets of efficiency and profitability....More
Apr. 11, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Jim Kutzner interview

Jim Kutzner will be discussing the effort of ATSC to define the next-generation DTV broadcast system, ATSC 3.0. He will talk about ATSC's recent call for proposals on the ATSC 3.0 physical layer, where that may lead, timeframes for the standardization effort, spectrum savings and much more....More
Apr. 11, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Brad Gilmer, AMWA interview

Brad Gilmer gives an update on the FIMS project (Framework for Interoperable Media Services)....More
Apr. 10, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Dave Folsom interview

Dave Folsom explains best practices, content sharing, and other topics that effect different stations across markets....More
Apr. 10, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Cedric Fernandez interview

Cedric Fernandez discusses the opportunity for broadcasters using IP networks for user interactions....More
Apr. 10, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Sid Guel interview

Automation is key to many parts of the content creation and distribution chain in today’s highly competitive media consumption world. This conversation will focus on when automation makes sense and when it doesn't for successful multiplatform operations. Additional topics include channel-in-a box solutions, service-oriented architectures and remote monitoring and distribution of digital signals....More
Apr. 10, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Erik Moreno interview

This interview will highlight the latest developments in mobile DTV in the U.S. and how much impact the “Dyle” initiate is having on the consuming public. We’ll also discuss the challenges of local station deployments and behind-the-scenes industry debate about he proper approach to take going forward....More
Apr. 10, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Jay Adrick interview

Jay Adrick will be discussing the roll out of Mobile EAS, what's required at the station level, what the next steps are now that it's been formalized by ATSC and where we stand with consumer devices to receive M-EAS. He also is the 2013 NAB Television Engineer of the year. We will be discussing that as well....More
Apr. 10, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Brian McHale interview

Brian McHale, VP of Technology, Fisher Communication discusses their soft launch of Mobile DTV, Mobile 500 Alliance app, and what they have learned for the hard launch. ...More
Apr. 9, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Simon Frost interview

Simon Frost, Head of TV Marketing at Ericsson discusses how the company is transforming mobile video delivery by enabling broadcast video over LTE networks.....More
Apr. 9, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Greg Herman interview

Greg Herman talks about the spectrum repack, spectrum evaluation, and other spectrum issues....More
Apr. 9, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Barry Sandrew interview

Barry Sandrew discusses the good, the bad, and the ugly of 3D conversion with Phil Kurz. ...More
Apr. 9, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Mark Haden interview

Conversation will focus on how MLB Networks (and sports leagues in general) is using the latest networked production and SOA (service-oriented architecture) platforms to increase productivity and distribute content to TV, Internet and mobile devices. IP-based remote-controlled production, 3D and 4K will also be discussed....More
Apr. 9, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Mark Richer interview

The Advanced Television Systems Committee is working on new standards (2.0 and 3.0) for the delivering of digital signals to multiple outlets. The group’s eventual goal is a worldwide standard that would make the sharing and distribution of (HD, 3D and UltraHD) content across continents easier and more efficient. We’ll also discuss the Mobile DTV (A/153) standard and how it needs to evolve in order to meet real-world requirements....More
Apr. 9, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Mike Romey interview

Mike Romey is the the head of the pipeline department at Zoic Studios where he is responsible for keeping the studio's pipeline running smoothly. He oversees custom pipeline processes spanning facility management, visual effects and production disciplines. Mike will be discussing the completion of a new animation pipeline at Zoic, the thinking behind it and how it is helping Zoic's animators maximize creativity and efficiency....More
Apr. 9, 2013

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NAB 2013 Coverage: Mark Aitken interview

Phil Kurz from Broadcast Engineering and Mark Aitken discuss the future of over the air television, the challenge and opportunity of working with wireless providers to expand broadcasters' reach and the future of Mobile DTV....More
Apr. 4, 2013

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Ericsson launches the new AVP 4000 encoder

At NAB2013 Ericsson is to launch the new AVP 4000 encoder. Broadcasters and platform operators need system flexibility and agility to keep pace with the demand for new services. Broadcasters also need to migrate legacy standard definition infrastructure to support HD and multiscreen delivery. Broadcasters need to build more flexible systems, yet remain within budget....More
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Learn from these experts and our interviewers; Michael Grotticelli, Phil Kurz and David Austerberry, as they get answers to tough technology and industry questions from a variety of professionals....More
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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

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