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Online Viewing Set To Overtake Broadcast
Over-the-air broadcasting is no longer the only option available when it comes to watching TV. With smart phones, tablets, streaming decoders and now dongles, viewers have multiple ways to access programs. Ten million Chromecast dongles were sold last year and the device was used to generate more than 1 billion clicksQuadcopter Mastery Part 3: Mini-microwave systems
Miniature microwave systems define the power of UAV camera platforms. …With ATSC 3.0 Looming, Broadcasters Have Momentous Decisions to Make
In the months ahead, OTA television station owners face some momentous decisions. Fast-changing technology will force them to either sell their spectrum in upcoming FCC auctions or rebuild their technological and business infrastructures to operate in a highly competitive Internet-centric future. …Three Chips For 4K!!
With the emergence of high-resolution (2K, 4K) single-sensor cameras in 2006 (Red Digital Cinema was first), many claimed that television production and digital cinematography would never revert to three-chip CCD cameras—the workhorse since RGB prisms made their way into video cameras—again. …So Little Time, So Much To Learn
World-class learning opportunities abound in NAB exhibits and technical sessions. …Smoothing the rocky road to IP
Over the next two months, Gary Olson, president of the GHO Group, will provide a multi-part overview of the changing technology used in broadcast and production facilities. His thoughts will provide valuable insight into the types of decisions and solution selection you will soon need to make. …How a “Genius” Engineer Designed the First Noise Cancelling Headsets
Dr. Amar Bose used his innovation and imagination to create a highly successful company, which still carries his name. To pass on his knowledge, he was a professor at MIT for more than 45 years. …
