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 New 'NOT TO MISS' products from
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IBC 2009 include the 9305 sixteen channel audio delay with up-mixing of
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technology) and the 9083-ENCD Frame Synchroniser (16 channels Audio
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A report to be released prior to IBC2009 will address
approaches to synchronization and time labeling for TV and motion
pictures in the digital era, says Peter Symes, SMPTE director of
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The amount of digital content created by media &
entertainment customers is growing at an alarming rate. From the
retention of final cuts and raw content that may find life in future
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Grass Valley showed the K2 Dyno HD slow-motion controller,
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