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In the July 13, 2010 Issue:

• Time and technology wait for no one
• Efficient digital distribution of media
• Breaking the mold
• Video format conversion
• Broadcast monitors
• Bag of tricks
• CTV at the Winter Olympics
• TV synchronization
• New products
• A bad use for good sound
• Advertisers index

 FEATURES
Time and technology wait for no one

Nonlinear programming places new demands on broadcast management.

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Efficient digital distribution of media

The basic bottleneck on public networks is the transfer protocol.

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 BEYOND THE HEADLINES
Breaking the mold

New options for centralcasting reduce costs for TV networks.

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Video format conversion

Different formats are needed to meet demands at various points in the broadcast workflow.

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 DIGITAL HANDBOOK
Broadcast monitors

OLED and 3-D monitors are becoming practical for professional use.

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Bag of tricks

Unlikely additions to your kit can make all the difference.

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 SYSTEMS DESIGN AND INTEGRATION
CTV at the Winter Olympics

From a temporary 3700sq-m HD-SDI facility, the broadcaster produced and broadcast 4800 hours of Olympics coverage.

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 NEW PRODUCTS & REVIEWS
TV synchronization

Timing and synchronization have progressed since the first live TV signals.

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New products

OmniBus Systems' iTX and more ...

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 DEPARTMENTS
A bad use for good sound

Two new words have entered the vocabulary of many in the developed world: "vuvuzela" and "lepetata," alternately known as those instruments of aural torture.

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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
For decades, color-critical video monitoring for broadcast and post-production applications was performed on a reference (grade-1) CRT monitor, or a reference projector for cinema applications. Click here.
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Featured Video
Netia demonstrates Manreo, a flexible platform entirely dedicated to media asset management. Click here.
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