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Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers
New York Section Meeting Notice
October 2005
(Guests and Non-members Welcome)
Full Range Monitoring Stereo and Surround
for Broadcast
DATE: Tuesday, October 11, 2005
LOCATION: Dale Pro Audio
22 West 19th Street 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10011
Phone 212-475-1124
SUBWAY: B,D,F,V, to 23rd Street
Walk to19th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues.
TIME: 5:30 PM Social Hour 6:30 PM Presentaion
••• PROGRAM •••
SPEAKERS:
Chris Fichera /VP Blue Sky Monitors
Ron Scalise/Remote Operations Audio Consultant ESPN
Ken Hunold/ Dolby Laboratories
Peter Fish, Principal, and Bill Cavanaugh, Sr.Audio
Engineer, Tonic
To assure broadcast program compatibility in all formats of surround, stereo and even mono, a new constant (bass management) is emerging translating telecast audio to home viewers. With subwoofers becoming the norm in most “Home Theater “ setups, accurate reproduction to home viewers becomes
paramount. Some guidelines will be explored regarding remote mixing, the cause and effect of the home TV set, DSP option modes and the LFE channel. Various “live events” will be featured in stereo and 5.1 playback for viewing and listening. Possible broadcast methodologies and standards will be discussed and demonstrated.
Society of Motion Picture & Television Engineers
New York Section Meeting Notice
October 2005
(Guests and Non-members Welcome)
Full Range Monitoring Stereo and Surround
for Broadcast
DATE: Tuesday, October 11, 2005
LOCATION: Dale Pro Audio
22 West 19th Street 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10011
Phone 212-475-1124
SUBWAY: B,D,F,V, to 23rd Street
Walk to19th Street between 5th and 6th Avenues.
TIME: 5:30 PM Social Hour 6:30 PM Presentaion
••• PROGRAM •••
SPEAKERS:
Chris Fichera /VP Blue Sky Monitors
Ron Scalise/Remote Operations Audio Consultant ESPN
Ken Hunold/ Dolby Laboratories
Peter Fish, Principal, and Bill Cavanaugh, Sr.Audio
Engineer, Tonic
To assure broadcast program compatibility in all formats of surround, stereo and even mono, a new constant (bass management) is emerging translating telecast audio to home viewers. With subwoofers becoming the norm in most “Home Theater “ setups, accurate reproduction to home viewers becomes
paramount. Some guidelines will be explored regarding remote mixing, the cause and effect of the home TV set, DSP option modes and the LFE channel. Various “live events” will be featured in stereo and 5.1 playback for viewing and listening. Possible broadcast methodologies and standards will be discussed and demonstrated.