CNET looks at wireless routers and finds that many of the top brands are easy to hack. A study evaluates home and small office wireless routers. It was conducted by ISE, Independent Research Evaluators From the study…”ISE initially set out to evaluate the security of ten popular, off-the-shelf SOHO wireless routers. The final scope of [...]
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CNET,
hacks,
wireless routers
VLM Version Update Available Version 3.21 of VLM is available and includes several new standard and optional features. The new features include: Added a “start date / kill date” within VLM for Informa so projects can be started and removed from any active lists based on dates. There is also a new check box so [...]
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Video Library Manager Software,
VLM
Moving from analog to digital solved some problems but created some new ones like the critical need to back-up video content. In the old days, everything was on tape and as long as you had that tape and took good care of it you were good. With tape gone in most stations all video [...]
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archiving,
back-up,
Broadcast Automation,
VLM,
workflow
Dave Moulton writes a useful tech article on measuring audio and the CALM Act in response to several letters or emails he received. He has recommendations on how to measure the levels and what meters to use. Read his article at TVTechnology: The CALM Act and How to Use Your Audio Meter.
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Audio Standards,
CALM Act,
VU Meter
Today, June 6, 2012 is a reboot (of sorts) of the Internet with a new addressing system. According to the experts we are going to run out of IP addresses. These are the numbers a device needs to access the Internet. This includes your desktop computer, laptop, smart phone, tablet or other device that needs [...]
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IPv4,
IPv6,
Vint Cert
World Backup Day (#worldbackupday) is March 31st. Is this your plan? Do you backup your data more than once per year? Do you look at your video content as an asset that if lost has no impact your organization? Have you ever calculated how much your video data costs? Consider the labor to edit [...]
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Broadcast Automation,
Cable Access,
cable automation,
data backup,
DAU,
digital archive unit,
digital video storage,
Educational Video,
healthcare education,
hospital video applications,
technology migration
Leslie Stimson wrote the follow up article for TV Technology on the first nationwide EAS test following a conference call with FEMA and industry experts on what happened. The article “The Good, Bad & Ugly of Nationwide EAS Test Dissected” reviewed the discussion and opinions about next steps. Her other articles on the EAS [...]
Adam Westbrook is a journalist, blogger and film maker in London. He regularly writes about online video and journalism and recently penned an article outlining the 10 Most Common Video Storytelling Mistakes (and how to avoid them). The article is very informative and two of the points are particularly interesting: He places good audio at [...]
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Adam Westbrook,
community television,
storytelling,
video contest,
video production
When you schedule programming on your channel using VLM as your broadcast automation software many times a gap will pop up between programs. VLM gives you three (3) options for dealing with time gaps: Do nothing. When the program before the gap ends, VLM will automatically switch from server playback to your CG to display a [...]
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Broadcast Automation,
cable automation,
Time Gaps,
VLM