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Broadcast Engineering Extra Nov 2020

Inside the November 2020 Broadcast Engineering Extra

By TVT Staff published

The latest on NextGen TV tech

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NASCAR production

Faking It: Sound-Starved Stadiums

By Dennis Baxter published

The practice of sound supplementation has been around since before the pandemic

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Fox Sports remote production

Fox Sports Uses Variety of Production Strategies to Tackle Busy Schedule

By Phil Kurz published

To keep talent and crew safe during the pandemic required a rethinking of workflows

Broadcast Engineering
Black News Channel/Clear-Com

Clear-Com Helps Black News Channel Keep Comm Lines Open

By Michael Balderston last updated

Clear-Com tech and training made big difference as new network dealt with launch and COVID-19

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‘News With Shepard Smith’ Set Immerses Audience, Anchor in Video

By Michael Balderston last updated

Set, constructed entirely during pandemic, features video monitors that give flexibility to how news is presented

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Dubbing Demands Shift as COVID-19 Propels Virtualized Workflow

By Phil Kurz published

Deluxe EVP Chris Reynolds discusses how dubbing has changed due to the virus and the One Dub solution

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Is the Industry Ready to Move on From 4K to 8K?

By Thierry Fautier published

Even 4K deployments are not yet mainstream

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Furniture Vendors Focus on Protection

By Kevin Hilton published

Whether broadcasting from the studio or at home, the ergonomics haven’t changed

Broadcast Engineering
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Despite Pandemic, KTLA Maintains ‘Broadcast Quality’ Newsgathering

By Dan Slentz published

New work strategies and key newsgathering tools were utilized to deal with COVID-19

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‘8K Is Right on Schedule,’ Say Advocates

By Michael Balderston published

Equipment, distribution and consumer trends are on pace with early 4K trends

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