For the first time in history, a 3D live concert was transmitted via satellite – thanks to reliable DVS technology. Countless fans gathered in movie theaters as the famous Germ an hip-hop band ”Die Fantastischen Vier” performed live on stage. DVS provided essential equipment for the 3D workflow inside the OBVan.

“The 3D train is moving forward, speedily and steadily, like China’s Harmony Express. And Sony clearly has the strongest engine in this 3D express.” Sir Howard Stringer, CEO Sony Corporation, said enthusiastically at the press conference of Sony Europe at IFA 2010. As Sony is aggressively blazing the trail in every part of the 3D universe, its hour-long press conference was held entirely in 3D.

Viaccess-Orca, a global leader in the protection and enhancement of content services, and the French TV channel TF1 announced today the broadcast of the world's first live stream of a football match in 360 degrees and Ultra HD (HEVC-encoded), showcasing a premium television experience with virtual reality (VR) technologies for a test audience. On March 29, this private audience enjoyed a football match between France and Russia in real-time, from three remote locations, using VR headsets. A recording of the live broadcast will be shown for the first time as part of Viaccess-Orca's "Virtual Arena" demo at the 2016 NAB Show, April 18-21 in Las Vegas.

CANAL+ group, Dolby and Euromedia have worked together to complete the world’s first ‘live’ commercial test broadcast to feature Ultra HD and Dolby Atmos® sound. The test broadcast was completed during the Top14 rugby final, between RC Toulon and the Racing 92 on Friday June 24th, 2016.

As the date for the ‘Advanced 3D’ three-day training course on 3D for cinema and television this month (taking place 25-27 January) gets closer, Principal Large Format (PLF) announces three new heavyweight speakers with unchallenged practical 3D film making experience to the programme.

Panasonic has announced that the World’s first HD3D Camcorder offering SD Media Card recording available in the market, the AG-3DA1, is now available for pre-order.
The AG-3DA1 is the world’s first fully integrated HD3D camcorder, offering the ability to film in HD3D and to store captured content on a standard SD media card.

Further consolidating the Norwegian manufacturer’s reputation for innovation in display technology, projectiondesign® announces that its F35 AS3D – the world’s highest resolution Active Stereo 3D DLP® projector – is now available for immediate shipping.

wTVision will provide 3D stereoscopic on-air graphics for the epic Barcelona - Real de Madrid football match on November 29.

XD motion is an Expert in Aerial Filming and multi-dimensional travelling solutions. During NAB2017 XD motion was presenting two new innovations in the Future Zone.

Google is set to migrate all the videos on YouTube to its recently launched VP9 compression standard as this offers the “best path to 4K video,” according to Google executive Matt Frost.

Zero Density is pleased to announce a strategic partnership with AJA Video Systems, combining AJA's leading expertise in video hardware engineering with Zero Density's cutting-edge virtual studio and augmented reality solution Reality Engine^TM.

Cutting edge 3D company Zero Creative BV (The Netherlands) and Nirmitha Technology Solutions India, proudly announce their new Joint Venture: Zero Creative 3D Solutions Pvt Ltd. The new office in Chennai is located at Taylors Road, Kilpauk, Chennai.

Barnfind Technologies, manufacturer of a revolutionary multi-functional, signal neutral transport platform, has announced that Zhongshan Broadcasting & Television in Guangdong Province, China has deployed Barnfind’s BarnOne flagship series as the signal transport system for its new mobile four-channel Ultra-HD/EFP (Electronic Field Production) studio.

Mediapro has made television history with the production of the first match between Madrid and FC Barcelona in Ultra-High Definition.

Ultra HD programming is expected to see strong take-up rates globally, with failure to invest now will mean a failure to tap into its growing premium revenues, according to Alan Crisp, Analyst at satellite industry market research and consulting services firm NSR.