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more about #broadcasting badweasel: Apple won't let any official app play video faster than 15fps. more » Super Sonic: JUST SWITCH ALREADY! You've had over 1 year notice to get a coupon and spend $25 on a DTV converter. If those people are to lazy to do it in a year, p... more » Jeremy Hardin: If you are still using rabbit ears for your TV Viewing, do you also still watch TV on a black and white set? Get with the times people. If you canno... more » WGPSuicideRun: Just switch already. if your still using rabbit ears theres nothing to watch anyway. more » strider_mt2k: TV stopped being a public service a long time ago. One of the best books ever written has a "Don't Panic" theme running though it. Perhaps today would... more » -
#ustream
UStream's iPhone Video Broadcasting App is Live For Jailbroken iPhones, Still Not For App Store
It's not quite the App Store, but Ustream's broadcasting app is here on jailbroken iPhones. It joins Qik, which already does the same thing. More » -
#digitalswitchover
First Wave of the Digital TV Switch Hits Today
By the end of today—the original, pre-delay shutoff deadline—641 TV (mostly small-market) stations across the country will cease analog broadcast. Panic! [Yahoo] -
#tvonthegps
How TV Towers Can Easily Make a Land-Based GPS Network
GPS satellites are just fast moving clocks, spewing out time code as they hurtle through space. Digital TV towers also spew time code, and could be a terrestrial GPS system or GPS assistant, says Ars. More » -
#camcorders
Toshiba IK-HD1 is World's Smallest HDTV Camera
With vital measurements of 1-6-inches cubed and 2.3-ounces in weight, Toshiba's IK-HD1 waltzes in to easily steal the "Smallest HDTV Camera, Ever" title. Packed to the miniature eyeballs with three CCD chips, the 1K-HD1 can capture video at broadcast-quality at 1080i, but it won't be making its way to your camcorder anytime soon. The tiny marvel is actually intended for professional broadcasting, and needs to be hooked up to a rather sizable control unit, which can be placed up to 90-feet away. It appears Mr Professional Broadcasting wins again. Dammit. [DVice] -
