SMPTE Discusses Key Tech Trends Expected to Impact Content Creators
By Rob Scott
January 26, 2012
January 26, 2012
- In the wake of CES, analysts continue to report on emerging trends such as smartphones, tablets and connected TVs.
- “However, in the content creation industry, the big trends heading into 2012 are more esoteric — concepts that will impact consumers without them ever knowing, or caring, much about them,” reports SMPTE Newswatch.
- “That’s because, as SMPTE President Peter Ludé suggests, all the amazing new ways for consumers to download, display, and manipulate content more sharply in the home or on handheld devices are beside the point unless content creators keep developing newer/better ways to make, format, and distribute that content for all those platforms in the first place.”
- SMPTE Newswatch offers this compelling report on the key trends expected to have an impact on content creators in 2012. The report comes from a recent discussion with SMPTE’s Ludé, who also serves as SVP of Engineering at Sony Electronics, and Wendy Aylsworth, SMPTE Executive VP and Senior VP of Technology at Warner Bros. Technical Operations.
- The article addresses the following areas: 4K, high frame rates, 3D, processing power, storage, streamlining standards and more.
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