| September 20, 2010 |
| Talking for Avid |
| Posted By Max Burgess |
| I had the honor to do a presentation for Avid at IBC this year and travelled to Amsterdam with a head full of facts and quips as well as the anticipation (and nerves) of a 14 year old boy who's band was about to play in front of school assembly for ... |
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| September 14, 2010 |
| Two days in Amsterdam |
| Posted By Marshall Krasser |
| What an incredible show! I spent 2 days wandering around the floor and was amazed by the diversity of products, ideas and technology being showcased at this great conference and city. For myself, this was unlike any conference I have ever attended ... |
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| September 13, 2010 |
| New card offloader for digital filmmakers |
| Posted By Wes Plate |
| One problem faced by filmmakers using DSLRs and other cameras that record to memory cards is how to quickly offload the files so you can wipe the card and continue shooting. The problem is worst if you're a one-person operation, you can't shoot while ... |
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| September 13, 2010 |
| Two days in Amsterdam |
| Posted By Marshall Krasser |
| What an incredible show! I spent 2 days wandering around the floor and was amazed by the diversity of products, ideas and technology being showcased at this great conference and city. For myself, this was unlike any conference I have ever attended ... |
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| September 13, 2010 |
| New options for field recording |
| Posted By Wes Plate |
| For while I've been interested in efficient ways to record long performances, like my daughters' dance company's two hour dance showcases. I'm always working alone so I don't have the luxury of an assistant who can help me continually swap P2 cards, ... |
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| September 13, 2010 |
| Finding the digital needle in an exhibition haystack |
| Posted By Neil Evely |
| Next time I go to IBC I will remember the last 2 days and think carefully about how long I really need to be able to do the Exhibition justice. Arriving early Friday morning and leaving on Sunday meant I very quickly had to condense my visit and ... |
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| September 12, 2010 |
| A New Unified Power Brew |
| Posted By Wes Plate |
| When Post Magazine's Randi Altman asked me to blog about IBC I was concerned about finding something cool and new to write about, because many of the show's gems are tucked away and off the beaten path, and the huge size of the expo can make them ... |
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| September 12, 2010 |
| Hiding in Plain Sight |
| Posted By Wes Plate |
| To travel between halls 7 and 8 visitors walk across a skybridge that takes them over The Beach, an actual beach that is quite popular with exhibitors and attendees alike. Many people are stopping, however, to watch a beach volleyball game being ... |
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| September 12, 2010 |
| Refreshed eyes on IBC |
| Posted By Wes Plate |
| My name is Wes Plate, president and co-founder of Automatic Duck, Inc., a company that makes plug-ins for translating timelines between After Effects, Avid, Final Cut Pro and more. Though I have exhibited at IBC for several years this is the first ... |
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| September 10, 2010 |
| IBC Day 1 |
| Posted By Randi Altman |
| Some cool stuff happening here at IBC in Amsterdam. Last night Omneon and Harmonic held their first ever combined press event. The deal for Harmonic to buy Omneon is still not complete, but it should be finalized shortly. The two companies emphasized ... |
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