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whitepaper This white paper from Enterprise Management Associates examines the unique storage requirements of HD digital content and offers guidelines to help broadcasters and content creators develop scalable and cost-effective HD storage infrastructures.
[10 Apr 2008]
Comment HD video and spatial audio developed direct with Cisco is transforming how employees worldwide connect with each other. Howard Greenfield, president of Go Associates, is a digital media strategist, columnist, and co-author of IPTV & Internet Video...
[19 Feb 2008]
whitepaper The new version of Microsoft Windows, known as Windows Vista, "includes content protection infrastructure specifically designed to help ensure that protected commercial audiovisual content, such as newly released HD-DVD or Blu-Ray discs, can be...
[11 Jan 2008]
Comment Obviously, you've been a big supporter of HD DVD. The last studio announcement was Paramount going exclusively to HD DVD, so there's been some back-and-forth. Does Warner's move to support Blu-ray exclusively mean that HD DVD is dead?
[08 Jan 2008]
News Would you support changing the DMCA to permit Americans to make a single backup copy of a DVD, Blu-ray Disc DVD, HD DVD, or video game disc they have legally purchased? The 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act's section restricting the...
[03 Jan 2008]
whitepaper Scientific Atlanta will provide two PowerVu multiplexes for the delivery of Standard Definition (SD) and High-Definition (HD) programming from uplink facilities in Bethpage, NY. Rainbow Media Holdings LLC has selected multiple Scientific Atlanta...
[16 Nov 2007]
Leader silicon.com certainly saw some cool gadgets - from a robot cleaner and the world's largest LCD screen (108 inches) to a digital sewing machine - and witnessed more of the Betamax-type format wars between Blu-Ray and HD-DVD.
[11 Jan 2007]
News As more cable operators, satellite TV providers and phone companies roll out new high-definition programming, people are compelled to upgrade their TVs to more expensive, HD sets. Devices in the home are also becoming internet-enabled, which means...
[09 Jan 2007]
whitepaper High Definition (HD) will become prevalent and for the first time in the media industry's history, an image format exists that is accepted by all parts of the world for both television and film use. To enable this new model for embracing and...
[06 Oct 2006]
whitepaper Several components that will appear inside Vista will be aimed at protecting copyrights for premium digital content, specifically HD video content. When Microsoft releases Windows Vista, there will be a new sheriff in town, at least when it comes...
[07 Mar 2006]
whitepaper The open systems, shared storage-based solution from Sanbolic and Cisco supports uncompressed HD video and other formats and can be expanded modularly to take advantage of the developments in the fields of storage and processors.
[06 Oct 2005]
News Huopaniemi added that personalisation was Nokia's most "active research topic" and the company was looking into HD video recording and editing functions for phones, as well as a memory prosthesis - a way of digital recording and storing your...
[14 Jun 2005]
News Production systems will need to be upgraded to cope, as HD content requires five to six times the storage space of regular digital files. The next big technological step for the European broadcast industry is to begin transmitting in high...
[31 Mar 2005]
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