Lighting can make or break an image. Sometimes there’s not enough light, leading to high ISO-induced noisy stills and clips. At other times the available light source may be in the wrong place, which ...
The battle against cyber-attacks and hacking rages on. In response, the North East Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas (NEISD) has opened a novel, new cyber security training facility, ...
RGB Spectrum, the Alameda, Calif.-based, provider of mission-critical video for real-time decision support, launched its newest addition to its Zio AV-over-IP (AVoIP) product family: the Zio W4008 ...
The IPX Flyaway Kit combines RGB Spectrum’s IPX video processing system with Gemstar’s SENTINEL ruggedized hard case to withstand harsh operational conditions. At the core of RGB Spectrum’s showcase ...
The What: RGB Spectrum has announced a major enhancement to its Galileo video wall processor line featuring integration with video management systems (VMS) from Genetec and Milestone. Optional ...
The What: RGB Spectrum has announced the addition of the W4000 video wall processor to the Zio AV-over-IP platform. The What Else: The W4000 video wall processor fully supports both baseband video ...
Dell Inspiron computers don't come with the necessary ports to connect to a Red, Green, Blue (RGB) cable. However, with the right equipment you can adapt an Inspiron port to the RGB standard. For the ...
National Semiconductor (Santa Clara, CA) won a Product of the Year award for its LMH1251 HD-to-RGB video converter. We spoke to Tushar Patel and Peyman Hojabri to find out more background on this ...
The LMH1251 emerges as the industry’s first video decoder with an integrated 2:1 multiplexing switch that uses analog technology to convert standard and high-definition (YPbPr) signals to a computer ...
If your notebook has a VGA display, you must use a VGA connector to output the video signal. If you have another device that connects through an RGB component cable and want to connect it to the VGA ...
What’s shown on the screen above is about half-way through the process of hacking RGB video into a CRT television that’s not supposed to have it. The lettering is acting a bit like a layer mask, ...
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