may/june 2009 contents
Regular Items
05 In Focus Comment by Neil Nixon.
06 Business Today IPTV: local gets personal by Joe O’Halloran.
08 Content Distribution Funding backs SES growth by Chris Forrester.
10 Audio Commentary - coming in out of the cold? by Kevin Hilton.
16 Face to Face with Greg Hoskin, Megahertz Broadcast Systems Ltd.
a76 Cover
Dolby considers the next generation of
audio for video. p16
Feature Audio for Video
16 Audio: the next generation by James Caselton, Dolby.
18 Lunar landing by Matt Bell, Calrec Audio.
22 Sound judgement by Peter Poers, Junger Audio.
26 Monitoring success at WBAL-TV by Jeff Halapin, WBAL-TV.
28 Towards better EDID & HDMI testing by Dr Thomas Kite, Audio Precision.
a76 Feature
Apollo, the latest broadcast console from
Calrec Audio. p18
Feature Live Acquisition/Outside Broadcast
30 Revolving around an AXIS by Todd Martin, Chyron.
32 Leading the zero delay wireless revolution by Scott Walker, Boxx TV.
34 Flexible OB solutions by Andreas Hilmer, Riedel.
38 HD hits the road in Turkey by Gunay Agalar, Dogan TV.
Special Reports
40 Digital overlays for targeted advertising by Jeff Tyre, RGB Networks.
a76 Feature
Chyron’s AXIS system offers broadcasters
lower cost, web-based infrastructure
solutions. p30
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