As computer processing of video signals becomes ever more powerful, we're seeing KVM systems meet the demands of higher bandwidths and resolutions.
In our latest guide to KVM, TV Tech shines a spotlight on this "invisible workhorse" of the media production chain. There's a lot of moving parts in the media production chain and KVM's role in managing those elements remains crucial to delivering the final product.
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Perhaps more than any other transition since the move to digital, the cloud has had the biggest impact on television production. Today, our industry is moving beyond the basic capabilities of using cloud for storage and processing to customizing its use based on customer requirements.
Throughout our new "Guide to Cloud Solutions," we examine the latest developments in adopting cloud for media production and how the industry is developing best practices to enhance security and cost efficiencies.
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This year will mark five years since the FCC adopted ATSC 3.0. The transition to NextGen TV has been slow, but steady. Broadcasters from all major station groups have deployed the standard and now more than half the nation's viewers are within reach of an ATSC 3.0 signal. TV set manufacturers including Samsung, LG, Sony and now Hisense are marketing (and have sold) millions of ATSC 3.0-enabled sets. The business case for NextGen TV has also evolved over the past five years to the point where datacasting for enterprise and public entities is now considered key to the success of ATSC 3.0.
From the beginning, TV Tech has been documenting the development and deployment of ATSC 3.0. In this latest ebook, we offer you a progress report on where the industry stands in June 2022, and bring you a comprehensive look at the potential for the standard and how various industries—both within and outside of the broadcast sector—are harnessing that potential.
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Live televised sports has never been more popular worldwide. In the U.S., the most watched programs monitored by Neilsen are consistently dominated by the NFL, with the Super Bowl traditionally drawing the most viewers of any program annually.
Broadcasters have known this for years and their streaming competitors have also woken up to this fact. Amazon Prime is now broadcasting exclusive NFL games on Thursday nights and recently Apple TV and NBCU's Peacock signed multi-year deals to stream live MLB games. On first glance, these streamers obviously follow what works, techniques that broadcasters have had decades to perfect, in bringing live sports to viewers' living rooms.
However, expect to see new innovations from streamers that play to their strengths, including enhanced interactivity and data mining that will satisfy the most ardent sports fans. Broadcasters as well are also experimenting with advanced technologies as well, including new camera angles, real-time graphics and remote production.
In this month's ebook, we examine how media companies are deploying the latest tech advances to transform the way viewers follow their favorite teams.
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It's spring and time for new gear!
TV Tech has gathered many of the newest product offerings announced since the beginning of the year—everything from the newest cameras and support gear to new audio processors, graphics and KVM and software-based services that operate in the cloud—in fact that category seems to be the fastest growing sector in our industry.
The majority of the products and services in these pages reflect many of the changes that have overtaken our industry in response to the pandemic of the past several years, i.e., the move to remote production. We are now seeing many of the developments that have radically altered the production landscape over the past two years and media tech companies will continue to develop new products and services that reflect these changes.
We hope you find our spring product directory informative and thorough and continue to refer to it throughout 2022!
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