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Digital Studio - April 2017

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Digital Studio Description:

Editor: ITP-MEDIA-(INDIA)-PVT.-LTD.

Categoría: Entertainment

Idioma: English

Frecuencia: Monthly

Broadcast & Production in India

Digital Studio is the trade publication for India's booming digital production and broadcast industry. Published by ITP Media (India) and circulated to a carefully targeted audience of production engineers, camera men, graphic designers and broadcast executives in Mumbai, Hyderabad and Chennai, Digital Studio combines the latest news, products, features, best practices and business trends to create a vital industry information resource for techies, creatives and executives.

With Digital Studio's compelling mix of industry news, on-location features, case studies, product showcases and reviews, the magazine provides a comprehensive monthly round-up of the latest developments driving the industry. Digital Studio provides industry professionals with an insight into the latest technological developments and market trends set to impact the way they do business. By ensuring the highest quality editorial content and providing the best possible news and information resource, in addition to technical analysis from experts in the field, Digital Studio is set to become a must-read for the industry's key decision makers, while delivering the ideal platform for companies looking to promote their products and services to industry professionals.

En este número

In this issue of Digital Studio, we trace the journey of Qube Cinema Technologies’ Senthil Kumar and Jayendra Panchapakesan, who have managed to create game-changing solutions for customers since they teamed up in the 90s. Taking a bank loan to import an Avid demonstration unit costing INR 20 lakh, they convinced movie makers and later broadcasting companies to shift to computer-based nonlinear editing. Moreover, we preview NAB Show 2017 that takes place this month. We also examine the emerging trends in live sports, which reflect what is happening in the wider broadcast technology space. With rapid strides in technological progress, an even greater degree of personalised content delivery is upon us. In our ‘In Conversation’ section, we spoke to ARRI’s director of sales for camera systems, Hans Salzinger, who believes that discounts do not necessarily help customers. We also take a closer look at IP-based storage, which is evolving rapidly and is expected to offer more benefits ranging from improvements in throughput rates to complete interoperability between storage components.