NABA, NBCU, and MovieLabs produced a study that examines the average luminance of consumer TVs out-of-the-box and with different picture modes in SDR. This preliminary study looks at the deviation from PQ and HLG display standards (EOTF and OOTF). Finally, the study also examines how different picture modes change the image, and establishes a term to identify gamma changes or deviations from the reference tone mappings. LINK TO THE STUDY.
The North American Broadcasters Association (NABA) is proud to release the NABA Insights on Hybrid Radio and Metadata for Broadcasters document at the NAB Show during the Broadcasters and Hybrid Radio – It’s All About the Metadata session. The document was written by the NABA Radio Committee’s Hybrid Radio and Metadata Working Group.
A proposal to change the way the US manages visas for foreign journalists threatens to seriously jeopardise the exercise of journalistic freedom. NABA, along with many other organizations, urges the Department of Homeland Security to drop this proposal.
The Next-Gen Radio Working Group of the NABA Radio Committee has created this document to address thoughts about the North American radio industry, including major issues facing practitioners in Canada, Mexico, and the United States.
Read the document here.
The DPP, the media industry’s business network, in collaboration with the North American Broadcasters Association (NABA) and the Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA) is delighted to announce the adoption of AMWA AS-11 X9: MXF Program Contribution – NABA DPP HD (AVC), by broadcaster PBS. PBS is a member of all three organisations.