Television & Opera: A 140-Year Collaboration by Mark Schubin
Recorded on November 4, 2016 as a National Opera Week event at All Mobile Video Chelsea Studios, 221 West 26th Street, New York, NY 10001. Did you think television was […] More
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CMOS Sensors Continue to Advance
Qualitymag.com reports that the cell phone industry has been the single largest driver of new CMOS image sensor technology for the past ten years—smaller pixels, higher sensitivity, and lower noise—all […] More
The Man Who Invented VR Goggles 50 Years Too Soon
Spectrum.IEEE.org reports that Hugo Gernsback believed millions yearned for his 3D TV eyeglasses. Science fiction as we know it would not exist without Hugo Gernsback. He coined the term “science […] More
VR offers television producers ‘Hollywood in a box’
Ineraksyon.com reports that on a soundstage no bigger than a large bedroom a cameraman takes up various angles to film a helicopter that isn’t there, landing in a field that […] More
The Difference Between Audio for Film, TV
Jay Yearly from TVTechnology.com says that the entire process of sound for film has always fascinated me partly because the working environment seems so extravagant compared to someone who has […] More
The Telos Alliance’s John Schur Talks Broadcast-Audio Solutions
New division will help customers of Linear Acoustic, Minnetonka Audio transition to new tech By Dan Daley, Audio Editor, Sports Video Group The broadcast-audio business constantly changes, and companies change […] More
Game Keeps Changing for Sports Audio
TVTechnology.com reports that Ethernet rules, whether it’s for broadcast or streaming. The rules may not change—check that, the NFL is always tinkering—but broadcasters continue to look for ways to make […] More
Samsung bets big on quantum dot TV, snaps up QD Vision
ZDnet.com reports that Samsung has confirmed the rumored acquisition of QD Vision as the company looks to strengthen its quantum dot display technology unit. As reported by Sam Mobile, the […] More
Alex Case Takes On Role of Audio Engineering Society President
The following Press release was issued by the AES on November 22, 2016: New York, NY, November 22, 2016 — As the Audio Engineering Society (AES) continues to forge new […] More
Google’s DeepMind AI can lip-read TV shows better than a pro
NewScientist.com reports that artificial intelligence is getting its teeth into lip reading. A project by Google’s DeepMind and the University of Oxford applied deep learning to a huge data set […] More
5 filming accidents that rocked, helped shape the industry
WSBTV.com published this AP story looking at five significant film and television set accidents. Read the story at http://www.wsbtv.com/news/georgia/5-filming-accidents-that-rocked-helped-shape-the-industry/469087957 More