Home-Building for HDV By Steve Mullen
Now that hdv is a viable production format with many associated editing solutions, I decided it was time for me to spec my own HDV editing system. Much...
By Bob Turner
Last month we looked at those who argue in favor of uncompressed high-definition mastering. The just-announced 844/X HD codec should be added to the mildly...
The HDV Sweet Spot By Steve Mullen
Last month we examined situations that may arise when the second wave of HDV equipment arrives. The coming 1080i camcorders, in particular those from...
Uncompressed vs. Compressed By Bob Turner
There were several compressed high-definition technologies introduced at NAB 2004. There were also several manufacturers that ridiculed the concept of...
Profiles and Levels By Steve Mullen
In a simpler time (about a year ago), when video professionals talked about inter-frame compression, we were most likely discussing the MPEG-2 compression......
HDV in India By Steve Mullen
Shortly after arriving in Chennai, (Madras) India, I went off to my favorite bookstore to look for video magazines from the UK. I did find the usual home...
Exclusive: The Lucas POV 
By Michael Goldman
Even though he has received more than a few Lifetime Achievement awards, George Lucas isn't ready to view his career...
By Steve Mullen
Those shooting with JVC's JY-HD10 are working on the cutting edge of technology. With a single-chip HD camcorder, they're capturing material in HDV, a new format based on MPEG-2. Unfortunately, editing HDV means working on the bleeding edge of technology....
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