September 14, 2009, 10:15 AM, Santiago, Chile. Chile adopts Japanese ISDB-T for broadcast In Spanish: http://tinyurl.com/pqk5du    

Hi David, You are correct, 60P at 1920x1080 is part of ATSC.  But apparently only for production and not for transmission.  I guess I'm not a friend of drop frame time code and so that's what motivated me to ask.  I was hoping to find data that would have allowed me to say, "wow, ...

That is so true when you write nothing takes the place of good old-fashioned networking.  Thanks for the information.

One of the points I've wondered about ATSC broadcasting is why 60 frames per second progressively scanned 1920x1080 video is not part of ATSC?  I can’t find a technical explanation either that explains why it’s not convenient to include it now as part of ATSC.  Any thoughts?

Thanks.  Will look into that and see what I find. 

I have a dilemma and I was wondering if somebody could help me analyze this out.  I have an online digital component, NTSC frame rate, video editing system that has an issue I can’t seem to figure out.   The dilemma:At times, the video images will begin to flicker so slightly for no apparent reason.  It’s like RF gets into the ...

The more the better...

I have to say that the Globecaster product does so many things that are VERY useful to those that have a limited budget.  I have access to one and sometimes I use it to impress my video engineering friends.  I find it fun to prove to them, that technically and by design, Serial Digital Component video has pedestal.  Though I ...

This is one of many ways to solve this issue.  This solution takes for granted that you have somebody that understands internet connections and that both studios are connected to the internet.  It also takes for granted that somebody at one of the studios is computer IT literate. 1.  Setup a server in one of the ...

There's a special pricing now on a HD switcher at Videonics: http://www.focusinfo.com/solutions/HXSwitcher_pricing/