All Audio Technologies articles
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VideoThe John Logie Baird lecture: The state of audio technology and the next 5 years
IBC2022: Innovation in audio for television and film has often had a strong lead over video technology. This session looks at the latest movements in audio, the sticking points and how this might change in the near future. What factors are holding back Next Generation Audio adoption? What are the ...
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Opportunities in DAB+
IBC2022: At IBC2022 in Amsterdam, WorldDAB hosted a key session on the opportunities of DAB+ digital radio. Jacqueline Bierhorst, Project Director - Digital Radio NL - explained how audiences are responding to DAB+, the new features of the technology and the opportunities and threats for DAB+ in the future.
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Secrets of Eurovision coverage
IBC2022: Antonio Arcidiacono, CTO of the European Broadcasting Union, explained at IBC2022 in Amsterdam how Eurovision was put together technically and reveals some of the innovations the organisation used to reach more than 160 million viewers in 2022.
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Avid’s Jeff Rosica at IBC2022
IBC2022: At IBC2022 in Amsterdam, Jeff Rosica, CEO of Avid, revealed the company’s main announcements and insights into it’s future direction.
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Industry Trends
Interview: Netflix VP of Production Innovation Andy Fowler
Netflix talks to IBC365 about growing its virtual production facilities and sharing the experience with the industry.
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Dolby Atmos: The evolution of audio from mono to Dolby Atmos
Learn why it is time to switch from stereo 5.1 to Dolby Atmos 3D sound.
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Industry Trends
Shooting Radio 1’s Big Weekend
With the likes of Coldplay, Ed Sheeran, AJ Tracey and Ann-Marie taking to the stage for Radio 1’s Big Weekend, the challenges of capturing their performances amid coronavirus restrictions also presented new opportunities for the production team.
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Analysis: Iyuno’s acquisition of SDI and the state of localisation
The deal that turned lyuno-SDI Group into the largest international provider of localisation services for media and entertainment is the latest in a wave of mergers and acquisitions in a dynamic sector. Michael Burns takes a look at the deal in the context of a challenging market and finds out ...
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Industry Trends
Audio capture: Manufacturers focus on improving at home and socially distanced recording
Audio vendors have risen to the production challenges of Covid-19 with a flurry of new or updated solutions for recording in the field and at home, writes David Davies.
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Industry Trends
Cameras and lenses: Demand for anamorphic and full frame continues to accelerate
After a brief drop in activity after the pandemic struck last year, demand for cameras and lenses, for production of high-end drama and film in particular, have picked up remarkably quickly, reports David Davies.
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Themed week: Crafting Content
IBC365’s content creation-focused themed week will explore the many aspects of making great film and TV, from the acquisition of images and audio to the post-production of content.
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MovieLabs appoints Spencer Stephens to production technology and security role
Motion Pictures Laboratories (MovieLabs) has appointed Spencer Stephens to the role of Senior Vice President, Production Technology and Security.
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Industry Trends
How AI will deliver more comprehensive access services
Broadcasters and other content creators are beginning to realise the transformative potential of AI for subtitling, captioning and transcription – especially in the workload-intensive era of OTT and VOD.
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IBC extends Technical Paper submission deadline
The deadline for submitting a Technical Paper for the IBC2021 Conference has been extended to Monday 8 February.
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Industry Trends
Audio post: Keeping projects in progress through lockdown
While some projects have been delayed or downscaled, many audio post houses have kept up a busy schedule despite the sudden – and substantial – increase in remote working.
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Industry Trends
Keeping sport on air
The show must go on for live sport which is lockdown entertainment for many at this time. Getting major events to air adhering to Covid restrictions has placed huge demands on the broadcast and production teams charged with maintaining high standards for client and viewer without risking the health of ...
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Industry Trends
What Streamland’s Technicolor deal tells us about post-production
What does the decision by Technicolor, arguably the motion picture industry’s best-known brand, to let go of its dailies, grading, sound and picture editing services tell us about the health of the post-production industry?
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2021 predictions: What to expect in post-production
The only constant is change as the post sector gears up for remote distributed permanence, more virtual production and a bounce back
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2021 predictions: What to expect in production
Sony Pictures, BBC, BSC, ASC and the DPP gives their verdicts on Covid impact and views on virtual production to training
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Audio post’s diversity problem
Broadcasters have made commitments to boosting diversity, but progress has been patchy and a new report from the Sir Lenny Henry Centre shows shows that audio post-production in particular is lacking.
