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  1. SMPTE 2012: Anthony Wood Predicts the Future of TV Will Be Streaming

    SMPTE 2012: Anthony Wood Predicts the Future of TV Will Be Streaming

    4:35 pm PDT 10/23/2012
    • Carolyn Giardina
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    In his keynote address, Roku's founder and CEO forecasts that the DVR is going to go away: "That is a stepping stone." READ MORE

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  2. SMPTE 2012: Douglas Trumbull Urges 'Experience-Creating' Cinema

    SMPTE 2012: Douglas Trumbull Urges 'Experience-Creating' Cinema

    3:47 pm PDT 10/23/2012
    • Carolyn Giardina
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    The filmmaker and inventor sees promise in brighter and larger screens, 3D and variable frame rates. READ MORE

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  3. SMPTE 2012: Exhibitors Explore High Frame Rate Support

    12:08 am PDT 10/23/2012
    • Carolyn Giardina
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    Panelists weigh upgrade options at the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers convention. READ MORE

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  4. Warner Bros.' Wendy Aylsworth Named President Of SMPTE

    Warner Bros.' Wendy Aylsworth Named President Of SMPTE

    5:43 pm PDT 10/9/2012
    • Carolyn Giardina
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    The Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers is working in areas including high frame rates, cinema light levels, and Ultra-HDTV. READ MORE

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  5. David Wood, Contributor to 8K TV System Recommendation, to Receive SMPTE Progress Medal

    David Wood, Contributor to 8K TV System Recommendation, to Receive SMPTE Progress Medal

    8:59 am PDT 9/3/2012
    • Carolyn Giardina
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    Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers’ honorees also include Fox Televisions’ Jim DeFillipis, Dolby’s Douglas Greenfield, and Oscar-winning inventor Gary Demos. READ MORE

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  6. Douglas Trumbull To Keynote SMPTE High Frame Rates Symposium

    Douglas Trumbull To Keynote SMPTE High Frame Rates Symposium

    11:51 am PDT 8/23/2012
    • Carolyn Giardina
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    Prior to the opening of “The Hobbit” -- the first major motion picture to be made and released at 48 frames per second -- Hollywood’s creative and technical community will explore its impact on movies. READ MORE

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