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ATSC 3.0: The Road Ahead

By Mark Richer published

Development of technical standards is a team sport.

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SMPTE Announces New Goals for Standards, Education and Membership

By Tom Butts published

Expansive plan revealed at SMPTE Annual General Membership Meeting aimed at supporting evolving media and entertainment industry.

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SMPTE AXF Standard Successfully Deployed

By Michael Balderston published

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Tech Companies Band Together for New Video Format

By Tom Butts published

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Broadcast Vendors Form IP Standards Group

By Tom Butts published

A group of broadcast and media industry suppliers including Grass Valley, Imagine Communications, Lawo, Snell Advanced Media and Nevion have collaborated to form the Alliance for IP Media Solutions.

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AES67-2013 Looks at Audio Over IP

By Mary C. Gruszka published

As new technologies emerge they add to and complement what’s come before, or replace existing structures.

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All About ATSC 3.0 (Part 1 of Many)

By Jerry Whitaker published

What is the purpose of a standard? I’m glad you asked.

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For AES67, Timing is Everything

By Mary C. Gruszka published

A brilliant decision in developing the recent audio-over-IP standard, AES67-2013, was basing it on existing protocols.

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World Broadcasting Union Announces Support for ‘Tech Pyramid’ for ST-2110

By Tom Butts published

“Technology Pyramid for Media Nodes” spells out minimum requirements for transitioning to SMPTE-2110.

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ONE Media to Test Next-Gen Standard in Baltimore-DC Area

By Tom Butts published

Test is designed to provide real-time assessments of QoS using the new Internet Protocol-based standard currently being reviewed by the ATSC.

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