WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2 2009
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Audio Loudness Issues and Solutions | 9:00am - 10:15am
This
has been a broadcaster/viewer concern since the dawn of modern
television and continues to be an issue into the digital age. Many
solutions have been offered for maintaining a uniform (and comfortable)
audio level for program and commercial content. This panel would
examine the merits of the latest approaches and address their
implementation and level of success in overcoming audience complaints.
3 Gbps Plant Signal Distribution | 10:30am - 11:30am
3 Gbps Plant Signal Distribution | 10:30am - 11:30am
The
current economic situation notwithstanding, some television operations
are seriously considering, or are moving ahead with, implementation of
an infrastructure capable of transporting 1080p video. Special
attention in planning such systems is required, as is the level of care
and skill in the physical implemention of a successful 3 Gbps transport
system. The panel would offer suggestions and "lessons learned"
advice.)
Content Archiving | 12:45pm - 2:00pm
Mobile TV Implementation | 2:15pm - 3:30pm
Content Archiving | 12:45pm - 2:00pm
Broadcasters
are constantly creating content, but it has little value unless it can
be properly archived and recalled for repurposing or other uses. This
panel would examine the hardware and processes necessary for both
archiving currently generated content and migration of older content to
an easily accessible storage system or medium.)
Television
for the small screen is now a hot topic and appears to be a big
potential revenue stream for the broadcaster. However, a solid
foundation is required for both the repurposing of mainstream content
and for transmitting this content to cell phone users and other
audiences. This panel would address issues on both ends of the mobile
DTV spectrum.
