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JVC Professional APRIL 2007 NAB-2007 The ProHD Report

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Is WiMAX suitable for HD ENG? Most certainly, but there are many issues to be

covered before the WiMAX backhaul becomes an every-day event. The bottom line

question is the required bitrate for the backhaul, and, at 20Mbps, ProHD is the most

attractive professional HD compression scheme for WiMAX applications. But even

at 20Mbps, the ENG backhaul would occupy a rather large part of the total WiMAX

bandwidth probably requiring using the licensed WiMAX band for real-time

guaranteed performance. Therefore, the 2GHz and 7GHz BAS bands currently used

by the TV broadcasters are likely to be the most practical solution for HD ENG

wireless backhaul for several years to come.

Fiber-wired IP backhaul

“Dark” fiber-optic cable is generally available criss-crossing metropolitan areas all

over North America, which can be leased and “lit” for cost effective backhaul of HD

ENG and HD POV (Point-of-View) cameras.

Fig. 13. HD ENG backhaul over private IP network from ENG Van to

TV station, utilizing ASI-to-IP Gateway (T-VIPS TVG420), using either

wired or wireless connection from ProHD camcorder to ENG Van.

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20Mbps) Microwave TX

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ASI Output

BMS Microwave

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Contents

Main The f uture of HD ENG delivered today. Table of Content Page The Future of HD ENG is now The New Economy of Local News Page The Demographics of HD Audiences Value of Demographic Segments News Delivery in SD & HD The NTSC Transmitter Chain vs. ATSC: Home Audience Presentation vs. Audience Share: Page The Reality of the Wide Screen Fig. 1: The Reality of 6x the Image Resolution The HDTV for the masses (Home Audience) Page The EBU and BBC testing and considerations: The TV Station-to-Home Delivery Chain: Fig. 2. When is the right time for HD News for your TV station? Winning more viewers with ProHD Fig. 3. Live HD Remotes = 2GHz BAS Relocation Fig. 4. Fig. 5. First-to-Air = Easy Microwave Fig. 6. COAX WIRED Fig. 7. MICROWAVE WIRELESS Operational Flexibility = Direct-to-Edit / Direct-to-Air Fig. 8. Fig. 9. ENG VAN WORK FLOW Fig. 10. TV Station WORK FLOW ProHD Ingest-to-NLE Fig. 11. News Archive = Fast Retrieval On line Cost Effective Remote POV applications = ProHD for all seasons Fig. 12. WiMAX & Fiber IP Broadband Backhaul for HD ENG WiMAX wireless broadband is (almost) here Fiber-wired IP backhaul Fig. 13. WIRELESS or WIRED + IP Gatewa y Fig. 14. IP Network REMOTE LIVE Microwave, WiMAX or Fiber IP? Fig. 15. Todays ENG Van Tomorrows HD ENG Station Wagon Legacy vs. new HD CODECs Legacy HD CODECs are 10+ years old Fig. 16. Fig. 17. The new HD CODECs Fig. 18. Page Native Acquisition & Pixels per Second presented To the Home HDTV Page Fig. 19. Format Fig. 20. Lenses for HD ENG Professional ENG requires interchangeable lenses Fig. 21. SD lenses on HD camcorders? Fig. 22. Lens adapter effect on Horizontal Angle of View The GY-HD250U HD ENG Camcorder Fig. 23. The JVC GY-HD250U ProHD product is the most competitive Fig. 24. GY-HD250U Professional Features Advanced Technology Please contact JVC Professional for additional information and product demonstrations: