11|30|2006

Say Hello to Panasonic's 24P AJ-HPX2000 P2 HD Camcorder

By Bryant Frazer

Panasonic says new AVC-I codec will make old compression schemes obsolete....  »
09|27|2006

Sony On Its New HVR-V1U CMOS Design, and Why MPEG-2 Isn't Going Away

By Bryant Frazer

ClearVid is designed to improve the resolution vs. sensitivity equation that can dog small, high-resolution sensors....  »
08|28|2006

Nurturing the Market for TV Over Data Networks and On Your Phone

By Bryant Frazer

Stockholm-based Net Insight, whose U.S. customers include Boeing and Savvis, offers products that aim to guarantee quality of service while also maximizing network utilization for video. We asked the company’s founder and VP of business development, Per Lindgren, to talk to us about the market for digital TV and mobile TV both inside and outside the U.S....  »
08|17|2006

Glasses-Free 3D Screens Are Here. Now Where Do We Put Them?

By Bryant Frazer

Recent 3D Imax releases including Monster House and Superman Returns have proved there is, for the moment, a market for 3D content in movie theaters. But what about at home, or in retail spaces?...  »
07|12|2006

How Panavision's Genesis Made Life Interesting For the VFX Crews on Superman Returns

By Barbara Robertson

Superman Returns wasthe first major effects picture to be shot using the Genesis camera system from Panavision. Does that make a difference to a VFX studio? We decided to ask around....  »
06|05|2006

Compressing Audio For Mobile Media

By Dan Daley

Video can be compressed using three or four major codecs led by MPG4 and H.236. Audio can be subjected to over a dozen, including AAC, MP3, LAME and AMR narrow-band. Compression specialists are learning that bandwidth determines everything....  »
05|31|2006

WGBH Contemplates HD Move

By Bryant Frazer

WGBH became a beta tester of Avid's new Symphony Nitris system as the first step in moving some of their programs to high-definition in 2007. Tim Mangini, broadcast director of FRONTLINE, oversees the Outpost, a facility that posts FRONTLINE and other client projects (usually documentaries). Mangini's Avid Symphony editors took the WGBH system for a test drive, and the Outpost ended up buying three. We talked to Mangini about the Symphony Nitris, HD delivery formats, and building a new post workflow....  »
05|22|2006

A Tale of Three Systems: Shared Storage at Nice Shoes, Guava, and Freestyle Collective

By Ari Zohar Klingman,
Engineer,
Guava Studios/Freestyle Collective/Nice Shoes

Engineer Ari Zohar Klingman on deploying storage technologies at Freestyle Collective, Guava Studios and Nice Shoes, including Apple Xserve, Quantum SDLT, and Maximum Throughput Sledgehammer and Xstoner2...  »
05|22|2006

How Ethernet Hybrids are Blurring the Lines Between SAN and NAS Systems

By Bryant Frazer

NAS v. SAN. Ethernet v. fibre-channel. From the ISIS to the Sledgehammer, decisions in the shared-storage space aren't getting much easier to make. ...  »
05|04|2006

Bleeding-Edge Technology on the Digital Cinema Front

By Bryant Frazer

The razzle-dazzle at the two-day Digital Cinema Summit directly preceding NAB in Las Vegas may have been the shockingly good 3D processes that were showcased, but the brass tacks involved the impact of digital-cinema distribution on traditional post-production facilities....  »

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