Archive of the Broadcast Engineering TV Category

Stefan Kurvine has led TV4′s migration into file-based news production, IP based content delivery and digital asset management for its various news and entertainment programs.

From the moment a graphic requirement is identified, the BlueNet workflow provides tools that ease the graphic request through the creation, management, and fully automated playout of the completed asset. A once complicated workflow demanding continual operator intervention may be transformed into an efficient, fast workflow in which graphics move quickly and fluidly from conception to completion to air.

Mark Anderson discusses VISLINK capabilities and how these have been strengthened with the acquisition of Gigawave earlier this year. New products include the New H.264 D Cam from Gigawave, Link Research’s New Digital Pre Distortion for wireless cameras along with new more security orientated products that we see as technology leaders that can be used in the broadcast arena.

TSL is an experienced broadcast Systems Integrator, celebrating its 25th Anniversary at IBC this year. Over the years, TSL has significantly broadened the scope of services and expanded the size and complexity of the projects delivered. Today, TSL is an internationally renowned company recognised and trusted for its superior expertise, as well as its forward-thinking, independent values.

Martin Dyster – Business Development Manager Audio, who will demonstrate the features of the TSL Professional Products Groups latest product, the world’s first touch screen audio monitor the AVM T-Mix.

Chris Exelby, Director TSL, will give a live demonstration of the PsiMon Power Management hardware and software products as utilized in the Sky News Arabia project which is being integrated in the UK by the Systems Integration team of TSL.

Mark Richer discusses the process for developing next-generation television standards and the inaugural “Future of Broadcast Television (FOBTV)” Global Summit, scheduled for November in Shanghai, China.

Lukas Kernell talks about the challenges faced by today’s media distribution companies.

Peter White discusses the challenges facing broadcast equipment vendors in the current tough economic conditions and how the association is helping to keep its members successful.

Peter Siebert discusses the group’s latest developments, including establishing broadcast standards for DVB-T2 Lite (the latest version of the DVB-T2 specification that enabled HD on the UK’s Freeview service), and 3DTV.

David Hoad discusses the Associated Press’ move to high-definition newsgathering and mobile video platforms for its local stations clients outside of the U.S.