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 New exciting product from Cobalt Digital on display at IBC
2009 will be the 9083-ENCE Frame Synchroniser (16 channels Audio
Embed/De-embed) and now with Dolby® 'E' Encoding. The 9083 card
for openGear frame provides 'glitch' free handling of embedded audio -
Five year warranty as standard on all Cobalt 9000 series
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White paper: IP Networks for Broadcaster Applications
Intended for broadcast engineers interested in understanding how
Internet Protocol (IP) Networks can be used as a transport layer for
next generation broadcaster networks, this paper describes how IP and
MPLS technologies have the capability to deliver highly available
point-to-point and point-to-multipoint services to meet today's
broadcaster video requirements. With the inherent capabilities of modern
IP routers and high-speed optical and Ethernet transport, broadcasting
organizations can take advantage of the substantial OPEX and CAPEX
savings of IP networks. With no need to statically provision circuits
and bandwidth, much more efficient utilization of networks and resources
can be achieved, while ensuring the bandwidth and Quality of Service to
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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
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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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 Transmitting straight from the
editor’s desk
In his new blog, Broadcast Engineering Editorial Director Brad
Dick posts his rants, raves and reviews of what’s happening in the
industry. To read his latest post, visit blog.broadcastengineering.com/brad. |
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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
standards and engineering... Click here. |
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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
projects to digital preservation efforts, more and more content is being
maintained... Click here. |
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Broadcast Engineering’s contributor Phil Kurz takes you on
a tour of the IPTV Zone at IBC 2008... Click here. |
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