David Austerberry
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French service provider Cognacq-Jay Image migrates to SGT VEDA
By David Austerberry published
A six-channel playout system is supported by SGT media management and broadcast automation platforms.
Dutch broadcaster selects SGL archive for Avid workflow
By David Austerberry published
NCRV is using a FlashNet archive and database hosted and managed by Dutch post-production facility Park Post.
Peruvian broadcaster deploys news TV channel with VSN HD technology
By David Austerberry published
RPP has chosen a VSN news production system for its new TV channel.
Video format conversion
By David Austerberry published
An essential part of a file-based workflow is the need to convert media files from one format to another. For real-time video, there may need to be a conversion between 24, 25 and 30 frame rates,
TRK purchases Quantel Enterprise sQ
By David Austerberry published
The Ukrainian broadcaster has chosen Quantel’s production system and Mission MAM.
France's NRJ Group consolidates SD/HD ingest, playout with Omneon infrastructure
By David Austerberry published
The Omneon platform simplifies multiformat broadcasting, reducing costs while providing a foundation for further growth.
Al Jazeera Sports uses Jünger Audio Level Magic
By David Austerberry published
The sports broadcaster is managing loudness across 19 channels with B46 digital dynamics processors.
Satellites for broadcast
By David Austerberry published
Technology is evolving to meet new demands
Sweden's NTM launches fourth channel using Vector 3 MultiPlay
By David Austerberry published
The broadcaster also has integrated VectorBox with its scheduling and asset management systems.
IBC2010 to feature 3-D innovations
By David Austerberry published
Several vendors and playout facilities will show 3-D master control products and services at IBC2010.
RTR purchases Enterprise sQ server-based production system
By David Austerberry published
One of Russia's leading broadcasters has chosen Quantel for next-generation operations.
Broadcast archives need new technology
By David Austerberry published
A warehouse of shelving no longer meets the needs of file-based operations
Two Asian satellite broadcasters adopt ForeTV
By David Austerberry published
The installation at Astro in Malaysia now covers 144 channels, and Xin Ya in Singapore is outsourcing its requirements to MSA Focus in an SaaS solution.
KSL-TV expands automation, archive for newly acquired station
By David Austerberry published
NVerzion is providing KSL with steadfast automated support, ease-of-use and high-capacity nearline storage for five channels.
Camera developments
By David Austerberry published
Television broadcasters are showing great interest in DSLRs and stereoscopic 3-D rigs
DCI adopts ScheduALL ERMa for enterprise collaboration
By David Austerberry published
Diversified Communications is using ScheduALL to manage its Capitol Hill facilities.
TV3 automates news with Grass Valley Ignite
By David Austerberry published
The New Zealand broadcaster is outfitting its news studios with Ignite to improve its on-air look.
WRN Broadcast, Wananchi partner for HD playout of triple-play platform
By David Austerberry published
The service provider will air six HD channels as part of a content management and playout package.
Videohouse scales OmniBus iTX installation up to 39 channels
By David Austerberry published
The Belgian facility has added channels for cable viewers.
California Channel improves workflow with SGL archive
By David Austerberry published
SGL links a SpectraLogic library with an Omneon server and Avid Sundance automation.
SWR chooses S4M for tapeless production
By David Austerberry published
German public broadcaster Suedwestrundfunk will use Solutions for Media’s VPMS as its central MAM.
GMA Network buys Viz Ardome MAM
By David Austerberry published
The Philippines broadcaster is using the Vizrt system to migrate to a tapeless, file-based workflow.
Video Technics NewsFlow enables HD news for small markets
By David Austerberry published
KYTX-TV, in Tyler, TX, and KMSB-TV, in Tucson, AZ, both aim to offer high-quality, professional news broadcasts.
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