Live Coverage from the 2012 London Olympics
SVG editorial team will be on-hand live to cover all the technology and production methods being used in London
By PVC News Staff | July 26, 2012
The 2012 London Olympics promise to be one of the largest undertakings in the history of sports production, and the SVG editorial team will be on-hand live to cover all the cutting-edge technology and groundbreaking production methods being deployed in London.
SVG's Ken Kerschbaumer and Jason Dachman will be reporting live from the International Broadcast Centre and Olympic venues scattered across London, offering the most comprehensive coverage of everything from the international host-broadcast feed and on-site broadcasters from across the globe to the leading-edge efforts in Ultra High-Definition, 3D TV, and second-screen platforms.
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editblog - Fri, May 24 2013 - 8:44 am
@rubicon_xing @j_salvo multiple recompressions thru post is better w/ ProRes if that occurs & ProRes much better to send thru a pipeline -
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@rubicon_xing @j_salvo moving to a robust post-production codec from h264 isn't losing anything to speak of. I prefer a post-friendly codec
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