Latest about UHD

null

Preparing for HDR Video Production From Camera to Delivery

By Mike Waidson published

For broadcasters, video content creators, and production companies alike, there's a big change coming.

Opinions
null

Vizio Embraces ATSC 1.0 Tuners & HDR In New 4K TVs

By Joseph Palenchar, TWICE published

TV manufacturer says consumers 'see value in free ATSC broadcasts'

NextGen TV
null

NAB Show NY: Cobalt to Feature Its Latest Products for openGear Platform

By TV Technology Staff published

Multiviewers, audio processors and encoders on display

Products
null

ITU Announces HDR Standard for TV

By Tom Butts published

The ITU has announced a new standard for High Dynamic Range Television that enhances the quality of imaging for HD, 4K, 8K and even virtual reality.

Regulatory and Standards
null

Accelerate the UHD and IP Broadcasting Workflow

By TV Technology Staff published

Resource Center
null

Next Gen TV: Will the Bang Match the Buzz?

By Mario Orazio published

These days, light-years away from the technologies of my youth, there’s a different gawd-awful, annoying TV buzz: the high-frequency buzz induced by marketers spinning the ATSC 3.0 feature set.

NextGen TV
null

SAM and Gearhouse Deliver Remote UHD IP Production to UEFA

By Michael Balderston published

Snell Advanced Media and Gearhouse Broadcast played their part in the championship game of UEFA’s European U21 Final, providing an uncompressed UHD remote production trial.

Sports
null

SES’ UHD Trials Now at 30 Pay-TV Providers

By Michael Balderston published

As interest in UHD continues to grow so does SES’ trial that allows pay-TV providers to test the company’s 4K content delivery platform.

null

CTS Going Live in HD/UHD Courtesy of Harmonic

By Michael Balderston published

Chinese Television System will bring the 29th Summer Universiade sporting event to viewers in HD and UHD via a contribution and distribution system from Harmonic.

Sports
null

NASA Kicks Off UHD Channel with ‘Out-of-this-World’ Content

By Bob Kovacs published

A recent announcement by NASA and its partner Harmonic will bring free 4K content down to earth, where it will be offered at no charge to cable systems and other programming providers.

Broadcast Engineering
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Archives