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In the August 26, 2009 Issue:

Microsoft, Harvard researchers propose 'WhiteFi' network for UHF white spaces
RTNDF workshop to examine new tools for newsgathering
KTWO transitions to HD news; relies on JVC GY-HM700 camcorders
WLOS broadcasts 30 hours of HD news weekly with Kahuna production switcher
Geneva Aviation customizes helicopters for ENG operations in Brazil

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 Top Story
Microsoft, Harvard researchers propose 'WhiteFi' network for UHF white spaces

A new paper from a team of researchers at Microsoft and Harvard University proposes a wireless network akin to a WiFi network in white spaces used by wireless mics and adjacent to TV channels.

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RTNDF workshop to examine new tools for newsgathering

The two-day ‘New Tools for Tough Times’ workshop will offer a look at new digital newsgathering tools.

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Utilizing Smooth Streaming

Smooth Streaming, Microsoft's new adaptive streaming technology, is an exciting advancement that brings us closer to Web-based television-like delivery of HD media content. This white paper will introduce you to Smooth Streaming and explains how you can apply the technology in real-world VOD and live event broadcasting applications.
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KTWO transitions to HD news; relies on JVC GY-HM700 camcorders

The station, which transitioned to HD local news this month, is using 10 JVC GY-HM700 camcorders it acquired in the spring.

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Modular File Storage for Real-Time Broadcast Media HD Workflows

Streaming video and post-production in HD, 2K, and 4K resolutions; 3-D animation and visualization; cable and broadcast play out; video on- demand (VoD); IPTV; and near-line storage and media asset management are all driving the need for responsive storage that delivers exceptional performance, massive capacity, uncompromising reliability, and scalability. As file sizes and resolutions increase, the storage and data access issues facing digital media companies will likewise escalate. This white paper introduces a modular storage approach for scalable, cost-effective file storage and outlines the specific storage requirements for HD broadcasting workflows. In addition, the paper includes benchmark test results that will help users understand how concurrent operations impact file storage infrastructure. Read Now.

 Beyond ENG
WLOS broadcasts 30 hours of HD news weekly with Kahuna production switcher

The Sinclair Broadcast Group station is using the Snell Kahuna to mix content from its SD sources seamlessly into the HD broadcast without having to purchase upconversion equipment.

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 ENG Products
Geneva Aviation customizes helicopters for ENG operations in Brazil

Brazil’s National Civil Aviation Agency has certified equipment used to customize three AS350 helicopters for ENG operations.

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Panasonic to ship studio system for P2 HD, DVCPRO HD camcorders

The system works with a range of Panasonic camcorders to offer high-quality digital signal transmission at up to 328ft.

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Clear-Com to demo hybrid network at IBC

The solution is a combination of traditional TDM-based intercom systems with IP solutions.

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Deep Explorers document dive to USS Monitor with Fujinon lens

The diving pros used the Fujinon XS13x3.3BRM topside with a Sony PDW F350 XDCAM to chronicle the dive to the sunken ship off the coast of Cape Hatteras, NC.

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MultiDyne to unveil new features for LiGHTBox at IBC2009

The company will roll out 3G support for its LiGHTBoX fiber transport system.

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