Sony Launches 4K Channel on YouTube

TV TECHNOLOGY NEWSBYTES   Trouble seeing this email?       Serving the Broadcast, Production, Broadband, Satellite and Mobile Markets     TODAY'S TOP STORIES - 10.01.15     Deborah McAdams - Executive Editor   Quote of the Day: "I used to think that the brain was the most wonderful organ in my body. Then I realized who was telling me this." ~ Emo Phillips On this Day: In 1982, the first commercial CD player, the Sony CDP-101, went on sale.   Sony Launches 4K Channel on YouTube Sony has launched its own 4K channel on YouTube in an effort to promote the 4K format and more importantly, sales of its 4K cameras. Pope Gets HD Treatment in Philadelphia One of the companies charged with making sure we get to see the Pope is RGB Broadcast Video Services in Philadelphia, which was responsible for installing a complex camera system in that city's Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.     FCC Commissioner Highlights Safety Angle to Public File Changes He says the recent move to require online public inspection files for most radio and TV stations "brings with it the opportunity to improve the physical security of broadcast stations." Nominations Open for NewBay Product Innovation Awards The PIAs recognize manufacturing excellence. Register Now for the News Technology Summit in Atlanta Join us at the Sheraton Atlanta Oct. 7-8 for this fall's annual News Technology Summit. Apply here for an exclusive invitation, and bring your questions! Registration Now Open for Government Video Expo & National Drone Show Registration is open for the 2015 Government Video Expo and National Drone Show, Dec. 1-3 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center. more news »     NEWS & TECHNOLOGY     ATSC 3.0: 2015 IEEE Broadcast Symposium to Hold ATSC 3.0 Tutorial SPORTS: Joseph Electronics Offers Fiber Transport for Football Broadcasts SURVEY SAYS: 86 Percent of U.S. Homes Own an HDTV VR: Facebook Releases 'Star Wars' Virtual Reality Experience 4KTV: JVC Releases Version 2.0 Firmware for 4KCAM   Industry Roundup     Online Video Boom Heralds Rise of the 'Super Viewer' (Rapid TV News) If Netflix Is Indeed Insourcing TV Production Then It May Change TV Forever (Forbes) Ridley Scott is Working on a VR Project (engadget) NBC, Telemundo Roll Out News App (Multichannel News) TiVo's New Bolt Gives Commercials The Finger (TWICE)   TV Technology Resource Center White Papers     "Myth and Reality of Auto-Correction in File-based Workflows" from Interra Systems attempts to shed light on auto-QC tools. "Video Dropouts and the Challenges they Pose to Video Quality Assessment" from Interra Systems explores various kinds of video dropouts, the source of these errors, and the challenges encountered in detection of these errors. "High Speed Bridge to Cloud Storage" is a new ebook from Signiant that introduces Signiant Flight (previously known as SkyDrop), a SaaS solution for accelerated transfer of content to and from cloud storage. "Controlling and Monitoring Studio Displays" from Orad describes the implementation of the Orad TD Control studio display in The Weather Channel's new Atlanta studio. TV Technology and Broadcast Engineering Publish IP Transition Study with Grass Valley The results indicated a strong current level of IP technology deployment and a trend toward increasing utilization.   News Expertise Opinions Equipment Show News Resources Subscribe   Advertise Contact Us Send this to a friend       ©2015 NewBay Media, LLC

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