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THe eVOLuTION OF THe TV PRODuCTION digital technology, high-definition, the explosion of the internet or the development of mobile videophony are some of the current challenges of TV production. but the goals are unchanged: capture the audience and produce at lower cost. diGital teCHnoloGy is revolutionizinG video a video signal is defined by an image resolution (a number of pixels) and also by a number of images per second. the most widespread current format, standard definition, has between 350,000 (NtSc - USa, Japan) and 400,000 (paL - Europe, australia) pixels per image. the highdefinition format varies between 1,300,000 (HD ready) and 2,000,000 (full HD) pixels. the number of images varies from 25 images per second in Europe to 30 in the USa. Digitizing an image means coding each pixel according to its color and its luminous intensity, which generates phenomenal amounts of information, all the more so since they are repeated many times per second. powerful redundancy search algorithms in the juxtaposed pixels make it possible to reduce the quantity of information: this is digital compression. this increasingly efficient compression makes it possible to send increasing quantities of information (such as high definition images) with the same bandwidth. this technology forms the basis of the EvS products. tapeless television produCtion the programming of the television networks consists primarily of broadcasting pre-recorded images which, until very recently, were stored on tapes. But linear editing (or editing) on tape is not quite flexible. today, It offers an attractive alternative. migration towards digital technology on hard drives (non linear by definition) is clearly on the way for a few years, even though it will still take some years for the hard disk penetration rate to reach 70 or 80%. the television stations understand the absolute importance of migrating to tapeless interoperable computer platforms. this allows the design of processes that are smoother and faster. the use of video tape recorders is therefore proving to be increasingly unsuitable for live productions. this replacement represents an opportunity and a growth driver for EvS. HOUSEHOLDS EQUIPPED WITH HDTV (IN MILLION HOUSEHOLDS) SOURCE : IABM/SCREEN DIGEST 250 200 150 100 50 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Japan 41.1 United States 77.0 Western Europe 121.2 HOUSEHOLDS LOOKING AT HD PROGRAMS (IN MILLION HOUSEHOLDS) SOURCE : IABM/SCREEN DIGEST 150 120 90 90 60 10 Japan 35.1 United States 59.1 our growth drivers > transition to tapeless solutions. > Diversification of video content consumption habits. > technological migrations, such as high definition or 3D. > New media for sport broadcasting. > Increasing popularity of sport on television. > Development of new solutions to increase efficiency of studio productions. GLOBAL BROADCAST AND MEDIA TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY – REVENUE BY REGION (USD BILLIONS) SOURCE : IABM/SCREEN DIGEST 30 Western Europe 39.7 Europe, Africa & Middle-East 5.4 0 0 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 15 10 5 Asia-Pacific 2.6 America 5.8
11 EvS INSIDE ISSUE 15 aNNUaL rEvIEW 2009 the modularity of the EvS solutions has supported the growth of the company in the studio segment. the networking of servers and the addition of external storage are one of the aspects.
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