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In the February 18, 2010 Issue:

• The eye of the beholder: Wavelet JPEG2000 vs. DCT MPEG-2
• Multilingual subtitle creation
• Managing broadcast data
• Employing Data Center Bridging in media networks
• Visual-audio signal monitoring
• Multilingual broadcasting
• Controlling loudness
• 3-D chatter
• Stereo mics
• Blackmagic Design's UltraScope SDI scope
• A recording conundrum
• New products
• Editorial
• Advertisers index

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 FEATURES
The eye of the beholder: Wavelet JPEG2000 vs. DCT MPEG-2

The JPEG2000 compression format offers more bang for less bucks.

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Multilingual subtitle creation

Successful subtitle insertion requires a hybrid approach.

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Managing broadcast data

Today's software and hardware must be flexible to accommodate legacy and future requirements.

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Employing Data Center Bridging in media networks

When tested against InfiniBand, DCB provided a better media storage solution.

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Visual-audio signal monitoring

The introduction of HD video in broadcast has triggered an increasing demand for quality control and monitoring of audio signals. Here's what you need to know.

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 BEYOND THE HEADLINES
Multilingual broadcasting

Automation enables broadcasters to effectively manage multilanguage tracks.

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Controlling loudness

New audio processing technology allows broadcasters to overcome traditional loudness control issues.

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 DIGITAL HANDBOOK
3-D chatter

How serious is the possibility of 3-D technology?

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Stereo mics

Improper placement can result in poor stereo imaging or even unusable sound.

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 FIELD REPORTS
Blackmagic Design's UltraScope SDI scope

The SDI scope auto detects between SD, HD and 3Gb/s HD-SDI video standards.

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 NEW PRODUCTS & REVIEWS
A recording conundrum

The goal is achieving a standardized method of interchanging content between recording media.

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New products

Sony's HXR-NX5U camcorder and more ...

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 DEPARTMENTS
Editorial

2010 is the year for 3-D.

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Advertisers index

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Podcast
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White Papers
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Featured Video
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