A Collection of papers from the 64th NAB Broadcast Engingeering Conference

2010 Broadcast Engineering Conference Proccedings (Book w/CD)
2010 Broadcast Engineering Conference Proccedings (Book w/CD)
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The papers within this volume represent a snapshot of engineering achievements and challenges in the field of broadcasting and related disciplines. You will find information on how new workflows are necessary to bridge traditional broadcast and multiple distribution platforms of the future and how radio broadcasters are developing new ways to utilize HD Radio technology for niche programming and new data services. Many opportunities, described in these pages, are emerging for those who recognize and are ready to take advantage of them.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

DIGITAL RADIO: ADVANCEMENTS IN TECHNOLOGY

Electronic Program Guide Field Trial – How HD Radio EPG Works

David Maxson, Broadcast Signal Lab LLP and Steve Riggs, Isotrope, LLC

Laboratory Test Results of Digital Radio Technologies: DAB, DAB+, T-DMB Audio and HD Radio

Yong-Tea Lee, Sora Park, Myung-Sun Baek, Jin-Min Kim, Gun Kim, Youg-Hoon Lee, Hyoungsoo Lim, Soo-in Lee, Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (ETRI) and Chae-Hun Im, Telecommunications Technology Association (TTA)

Digital Power Enhancement for DRM

Christian Hansen and Christian Hörlle, TRANSRADIO SenderSysteme Berlin AG

MOBILE TELEVISION PART I

New Revenue Models for Mobile DTV Service

Louis Libin and Aldo Cugnini, Vimionix and Robert Rast, Tsar Digital

Perceived Video Quality and Bit-Rate in the ATSC Mobile DTV Standard

Filippo Speranza, André Vincent and Ron Renaud, Communications Research Centre Canada

FM DIGITAL RADIO

Extending Your HD Radio TM Footprint

Geoffrey N. Mendenhall, P.E., Harris Corporation, Broadcast Communications Division

Putting the IBOC Quality Metric to the Test

Philipp A. Schmid, Nautel Limited

RADIO FACILITIES

The Smart Site: Integrating Intelligence into All Facets of the Broadcast Facility

Tony Peterle, Audemat/WorldCast Systems, Inc.

Reducing Operation Costs with Better Monitoring and Control of Transmitter Facilities

Kevin Rodgers, P.Eng., Nautel

Radio in a Cloud

Andrew P. Janitschek, Radio Free Asia

DTV TRANSMISSION AND RECEPTION ISSUES

Enhancements on 8VSB Transmission Technology

Henry Douglas Rodrigues, Linear Industries Inc.

An 8VSB SFN Distributed Translator System

Steve Kuh, Ktech Telecommunications, Inc.

IEEE-BTS TUTORIAL: AUDIO TECHNOLOGY FOR TELEVISION

Broadcast Loudness and Loudness Range

Thomas Lund, TC Electronic A/S

Establishing Convenient Loudness Monitoring and Control Within Existing Broadcast Workflows

Martin Winsemius and Carl Dempsey, Wohler Technologies, Inc.

IP AUDIO FOR RADIO

VoIP In The Broadcast Studio

Michael Dosch, Axia Audio and Steve Church, Telos Systems

Going National: Special Considerations for Large Scale Deployments of Audio over IP

Greg Massey, APT Limited

Point-to-Point Audio Distribution: It’s Not Just Satellite Anymore

Rolf Taylor, WorldCast Systems: APT

Beyond Automation: Intelligent Software Design for Live Assist Applications

Patrick J. Campion, ENCO Systems

RADIO DATA SERVICES

Emerging Bonded Meta-Data Applications Accessible Radio Services

Michael Starling, Ellyn G. Sheffield, Rich Rarey and Bruce Wahl, National Public Radio

Distribution

Saving Lives with FM Radio-Based Mass Notification

Matthew Straeb, Global Security

Systems, LLC

Do More With RDS Data

Jim Roberts, Broadcast Electronics Inc.

Providing Media-Rich Content Using Digital Radio

Tim Anderson, Harris Corporation

SHARED SERVICES FOR TELEVISION

Reconsidering Centralized Multi-Station Operation

John E. Wadle, OmniBus Systems

Centralization - It’s Back!

Chris Simons, Harris Corporation

Beating the Budget Crunch - Building an Enterprise News Production Platform in a Down Economy

Thomas Bairl, Raoul Cospen and Kevin Savina, Dalet Digital Media Systems

RADIO CASE STUDIES

Satellite Distribution of HD Radio and Analog FM Using HDC

Mike Pappas, KUVO/KVJZ Radio

Maximizing the Reliability of Studio-to-Transmitter Links for Radio

Paul Shulins, Greater Media

Radio Living in a Multimedia World

Andrew P. Janitschek, Radio Free Asia

TELEVISION WORKFLOW AND FILE MANAGEMENT

Workflow Automation: Where’s the ROI?

John Pallett, Telestream, Inc.

Broadcast Media File Interchange: Strategies and Pitfalls

Todd Roth, Harris Corporation, Broadcast Communications Division

Using RFID to Create Efficiencies and Savings in a Broadcast Environment

David George, AZCAR

Captioning Challenges in the Modern Workflow

Sam Pemberton, Softel

A Strategy for Production and Delivery of Multiplatform On-Demand Content

Jim Alexander, Ph.D., Solution Area TV, Ericsson

Building Workflows to Support Multi-platform Content Delivery

Alan Hoff, SeaChange International

DISASTER PREPAREDNESS, RECOVERY AND SECURITY

Are You Prepared for a Disaster?

Steve Fluker, Cox Radio, Orlando

TELEVISION CASE STUDIES

Workflow and Asset Management Challenges in Multi-channel Broadcast Operation

Michael Walter, AZCAR Technologies, Inc.

New Studios for Real-Time Closed Captioning: Their Configuration and Operation

Muneki Ikeuchi and Shinya Kanekiyo, Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)

SPECTRUM ISSUES FOR BROADCASTERS

Radio Communications In Today’s Complex RF World

Tom F. Turkington, CoachComm LLC

NEW TECHNOLOGIES FOR TELEVISION

The Benefits for Media Operators of Smooth Streaming and Adaptive Streaming over HTTP

Mark Darlow and Peter Tanko, Harris Corporation

Doubling the Number of ATSC HD Channels

Jean-Louis Diascorn, Grass Valley

Mixed Signals: Broadcast and Broadband Hybrids

William Cooper, informitv

Live TV Program Production Using Millimeter-Wave Wireless Hi-Vision Cameras

Shinichi Suzuki, Takayuki Nakagawa and Tetsuomi Ikeda, Science and Technology Research Laboratories, Japan Broadcasting Corporation (NHK)

GREEN TECHNOLOGIES FOR BROADCASTERS

Sustainable Facilities and LEED® Certification: A Broadcaster’s Guide

Antonio Argibay, AIA, LEED® AP, Meridian Design Associates, Architects, P.C.

Hollywood East: Home of Sustainable Production

Stephen Newbold, AIA, LEED® AP, Gensler

TELEVISION TEST AND MEASUREMENT

DTV Video over IP Quality Assurance – Assessment and Troubleshooting

James Welch, IneoQuest Technologies, Inc.

Broadcast Service Quality Monitoring Strategies

Ralph Bachofen, Rich Chernock, Triveni Digital Inc.

Grade-1 LCD Monitors

Goran Stojmenovik, Barco

The Role of End-to-End Quality Assurance Testing for Video and Audio in Meeting Viewer Satisfaction

Dave Higgins, Comcast Media Center

TELEVISION PRODUCTION

Development of a Compact Microwave Transmitter with Built-in No-Delay (10msec) MPEG-2 Encoder Using Intra-column Structure Coding

Tsukuru Kai, Tetsuo Makino, Satoshi Miyauchi and Keiichi Saji, Nippon Television Network

Corporation (NTV)

Surround Sound for Broadcast: Capturing the Future

Jonathan Godfrey, Holophone