As broadcasters look to the future, many are concerned about the development of even newer compression schemes. While new compression technologies may offer additional benefits, there is the trade-off ...

At the 2013 NAB Show, the proliferation of next-generation MPEG compression technology, namely HEVC-compatible (aka, H.265) software and hardware encoders and decoders, gave the impression that the ...

Digital video currently follows the MPEG-2 standard, but improvements in image processing technology are set to move MPEG-4 to the forefront of video compression. Millions of DVD disks, satellite ...

Nero Digital is the next generation in MPEG-4 compatible compression technology - with premium quality video coding algorithms and full High Efficiency AAC audio. Realize audio and video in DVD ...

There's no question that MPEG-4 is going to succeed MPEG-2 as the standard for streaming digital video. Faster processor speeds and cheap (already less than $200) video capture and playback cards will ...

Alfatron Electronic's 'Ideal Solution' for Distributing AV Signals over an IP Network Restoring the Spirit of Radio NDI: Driving AVoIP Workflows The algorithms used in mpeg compression are indeed what ...

In the course of my research I have to deal with dozens of Gigabytes of data produced by various 2-D computer simulations. Typically, such data comes from a rectangular grid and is stored in a file in ...

If you view video on your computer or listen to music you downloaded from the Internet, you probably use MPEG technology. In contrast to data files, audio and video files tend to be very large and ...

We’ve used many newsletters to describe how VoIP works; this week, we’d like to review some basics on how video over IP works. As with voice, for video to be put into an IP packet it first must be ...

As universities and K-12 schools look to optimize the educational experience through sharing audio and video content across campuses and remote facilities, high-quality media transport is essential.

I quickly perused the MPEG and ARS Video FAQs and didn't see anything<BR>directly related to this topic, so here goes nothing (deep breath)...<P>I am looking into different possible methods of ...