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In the April 8, 2010 Issue:

• Live stereo 3-D acquisition
• New products from NAB2010
• The interactive glue
• Why is H.264 becoming so pervasive?
• MPEG tools
• Olympic coverage
• Danmon Systems Group collaborates for climate change conference
• Monitoring and control
• Editorial
• Advertisers index

 FEATURES
Live stereo 3-D acquisition

This primer provides support on the fledgling field of live 3-D broadcast.

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New products from NAB2010

Here's our second installment of products that will be exhibited on the show floor.

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 BEYOND THE HEADLINES
The interactive glue

MHEG-5 is at the center of consumer desire to take on-demand television from the PC into the living room.

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Why is H.264 becoming so pervasive?

The H.264 codec is a major influence in the streaming media industry.

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 DIGITAL HANDBOOK
MPEG tools

Bandwidth and cost are driving innovation.

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Olympic coverage

A Canadian broadcaster makes use of cellular networks.

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 SYSTEMS DESIGN AND INTEGRATION
Danmon Systems Group collaborates for climate change conference

The host broadcaster supported live TV throughout the conference, which was attended by senior politicians and officials from more than 192 countries.

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 NEW PRODUCTS & REVIEWS
Monitoring and control

The best systems adapt to the status of the devices being controlled.

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 DEPARTMENTS
Editorial

NAB and the 3-D buzz.

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Advertisers index

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Featured
Podcast
Triveni Digital chief technology officer will discuss the obvious as well as the less apparent considerations broadcasters must keep in mind as they add mobile DTV channels to their ongoing operations. Click here.
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White Papers
The tapeless production model offered by the EVS toolset allows production personnel to use the best systems available for the given task, without causing undue stress to the personnel charged. Click here.
> More White Papers

Featured Video
Ensemble Designs’ BrightEye Mitto HD scan converter features an intuitive user interface that allows the broadcaster to select a portion of the computer video display and send it to air on DVI/VGA. Click here.
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