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Multimedia Network at the National World War II
Museum
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WITH BENNETT LILES
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It's a total century emersion in World War II combat. The sights, sounds
and even the feeling of the fighting comes alive at the National World
War II Museum in New Orleans. Paul Parrie, director of information
systems and technology at the museum, takes us backstage for a
fascinating look at the complex AV system that makes it all come
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 The Los Angeles quartet known
as OK Go! has gone from being a rare young light on a major label to
arguably the world’s most bleeding-edge independent outfit. The viral
music video for the recorded version of “This Too Shall Pass” from
the album Of the Blue Colour of the Sky was recently remixed in
Dolby 5.1 Surround as part of an upcoming CES announcement from Dolby.
SoundWorks Collection talks with bandmembers Tim Nordwind and Damian
Kulash about their recent collaboration with John Loose, senior manager,
Production of Dolby, and album producer Dave Fridmann. more>>
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 The current market for routing
switchers is a very dynamic place, with the explosion of digital video
formats including HDCP and EDID links while new control and
configuration options have been added to the mix. Expandability and a
trend toward modular internal media conversion have been balanced by new
options in redundant power and hot-swappable components. The models we
cover here are representative of these latest developments, and they
range in size to suit any mission from presentation to plant-wide
routing. more>>
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 AlphaDogs postproduction is
pleased to announce completion of the TV pilot Stuck With Hackett
for The Science Channel. A survivor man show that follows metal artist
and engineer Chris Hackett as he uses discarded parts to build items
including a beacon made out of a car battery and a makeshift air
conditioner good enough to keep cool in the Mojave desert. more>>
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