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The post production and distribution of Formula-E has a cloud workflow.

Cloud Post Stalls On Connectivity December 19th 2016 - 09:00 AM

While some cloud-first post services are developing a solid business, many conventional facilities remain reluctant to remote host some or all of a client project. Leading facilities share their input into whether cloud is having an impact on their investments and workflow.

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Currently, more than 50 Dolby Cinema locations are screening films around the globe.

Dolby Atmos Finds Universal Acceptance Across the 4K Content Landscape December 16th 2016 - 01:50 PM

Dolby Laboratories said that its Atmos immersive audio technology is now installed in 2,000 suitably equipped cinema screens and that more than 500 titles have been mixed in Dolby Atmos. In addition, Dolby Atmos multi-channel mixing technology is now deployed in more than 60 countries and more than 150 post-production facilities.

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The Mysterious World of Phantom Power December 16th 2016 - 01:00 PM

For most people working in pro audio, phantom power is fed through a mic cable from a mixer to bring electricity to condenser microphones. That’s what they know — period. However, working pros in the audio field know there is much, much more to this “phantom” power flow. It pays to know the subject to avoid the “gotchas.”

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Killing Extraneous Noise When Using a Microphone December 15th 2016 - 09:00 AM

Killing unwanted noises when using a microphone requires the knowledge and skill to know the type of noise and have the available tools to suppress it. Here’s a guide to the basics of removing noise when using microphones for recording.

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The Bang & Olufsen BeoLab 90 speaker celebrates the company’s 90th anniversary. Retail price for these innovative speakers, about $90,000.

Loudspeaker Technology Part 3: The Frequency Domain and Human Hearing December 13th 2016 - 12:05 PM

In Part 2, of John Watkinson’s series of articles on loudspeakers, the critical time-domain operation of human hearing was considered. In Part 3, he explains how the frequency domain interacts with the time domain and why they are a crucial concern in any accurate loudspeaker design.

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Understanding IP Networks - Benefits of Audio Over IP December 12th 2016 - 12:30 PM

In the last article, we looked at Quality of Service in IT networks. In this article, we continue the theme of looking at a network from a broadcast engineers’ point of view so they can better communicate with the IT department, and look at the benefits of sending audio over IP.

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Multiple computers can be accessed at the same time using KVM

Essential Guide: KVM for Broadcasting December 9th 2016 - 01:00 PM

Copyright infringement is a big problem for broadcasters transmitting Hollywood block buster films. Compromising film revenues, unscrupulous staff can easily copy films to USB disc drives and distribute them illegally on BitTorents and other public distribution systems.

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VRT used the LiveIP project facilities to air a live multi-camera debate in March 2016.

European Broadcasters Play In The Sandbox To Further IP Adoption December 6th 2016 - 08:00 AM

For the past two and a half years Belgian broadcaster VRT—in partnership with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU), and iMinds (a digital research and incubation center)— has hosted an in-house R&D testing lab called VRT Sandbox. The project allows broadcast engineers and product vendors to test new IP-centric ideas and workflows.

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