sE Electronics (Companies)

By defying convention, we push the boundaries of what a piece of recording equipment can accomplish.By devoting more of our resources to quality components - and less of them to advertising - we take huge steps to increase the

Channel Explosion Turns Broadcast Monitors On Their Head October 20^th 2014 - 09:30 AM

Channel Explosion Turns Broadcast Monitors On Their Head

When most people think of broadcast video monitors, they think of a very expensive, precision television display used to view and judge the quality of broadcast images. Engineers — often nicknamed “Golden Eyes” — assess the TV signal based on years of skill, knowledge and human intuition. Such video monitors still exist, especia

Wireless Microphones Face an Uncertain Future October 6^th 2014 - 11:30 AM

Wireless Microphones Face an Uncertain Future

With the FCC’s upcoming auctions of broadcast spectrum, wireless microphones not only face technology challenges, but political ones as well over the next few years. …

Cable and Fiber for Professional Use Spans a Wide Range of Quality, Costs and Applications September 1^st 2014 - 09:00 AM

Cable and Fiber for Professional Use Spans a Wide Range of Quality, Costs and Applications

When most professionals think of copper or fiber optic cable for broadcast, studio, mobile units and computer technology, many think first of a trusted brand they know — mainly because they have learned to depend on it and feel cable is a mature, staple product. …

Murraypro Electronics (Companies)

The company has designed and manufactured custom equipment for London's busy broadcast TV and post production industry.Murraypro has developed a range of high quality products targeted at the broadcast TV market, from test signal generators, safe area generators, time

Routing Live Uncompressed Production Video on IP Networks July 30^th 2014 - 09:17 AM

Routing Live Uncompressed Production Video on IP Networks

Since the dawn of television, studios around the globe have relied on coaxial cables to connect the broadcast world: cameras to recorders to mixers to routers to encoders. But studio coax may be on the brink of extinction. Like their colleagues in headends and uplinks, video engineers are swapping 75-ohm

Production servers – speed is of the essence July 24^th 2014 - 04:07 PM

Production servers – speed is of the essence

Most people with memories of analogue tape-based broadcast programme-making will acknowledge the tremendous efficiencies brought about by the advent of production servers, especially within the fields of news, sport and special events. …

Kramer Electronics (Companies)

To our core, we are a technology company dedicated to finding better, smarter solutions, not bigger boxes. At Kramer, we go beyond the box with end-to-end solutions that blend cutting-edge cloud technologies, advanced software and time-tested hardware. The result is

JMR Electronics (Companies)

We are a leading value provider of scalable storage systems for high performance and capacity driven applications for multiple markets including; video and post-production, military and government, education, VOD, DCC, gaming, security, medical imaging, HPC and Web 2.0.JMR Electronics's

Extron Electronics (Companies)

Having fully equipped and accredited labs allows Extron engineers and technicians to perform product testing against a full range of national and international codes and standards.Extron products include interfaces, switchers, control systems, distribution amplifiers, signal processing equipment, streaming

Ultra HD: time to invest? July 10^th 2014 - 08:44 AM

Ultra HD: time to invest?

Is the rush of interest in Ultra HD a flash in the pan, or will we see complete broadcast chains from the camera to the home? If you attended NAB this year you would be forgiven for thinking that every broadcaster in the world will be moving to 4K in