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Learn
How Evolution in Video Entertainment Depends
on Transcoding
Multi-format video transcoding will be essential
for the continued evolution of the video entertainment
market--enabling consumers to view video anywhere,
anytime, on any device. A new IDC research
study finds that transcoding is a critical
technology for delivering digital content
to video playback devices that were previously
incompatible. Read the study and register
for the Dec. 7 webcast.
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 TI
Tech Days: Development Tools for DaVinci™
Technology
This half-day seminar Dec. 6 in Boston will
feature experts from MontaVista Software and
Green Hills Software discussing how to get
advanced video designs to market faster. Demos
will include advanced debugging techniques.
Register now!
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Paper Explores Video Compression
Want an overview of key video-coding concepts
and information on the compression standards
legacy? Check out the white paper “Video
Compression: System Trade-Offs with H.264,
VC-1 and Other Advanced CODECs” by Jeremiah
Golston, a distinguished member of TI’s
Technical Staff, and Dr. Ajit Rao, a member
of TI’s Group Technical Staff. Download
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 Magazine
Honors DaVinci™ Technology
EDN China gave its recent Innovation Award
in the DSP/microprocessor category to TI’s
TMS320DM64x™ DaVinci processors. Based
on the TMS320C64x+™ DSP core and an
ARM926 processor, TMS320DM64x devices include
video accelerators, networking peripherals
and external memory/storage interfaces, all
tuned for video. See why the awards committee
was impressed.
New
3-Channel RGBHV Video Buffer Includes I2C
Control and Selectable Filters
TI has introduced the industry’s first
triple video amplifier with integrated filters
and HV sync capability. The THS7327 slashes
board space, improves performance and maximizes
flexibility via I2C programmability of all
functions in video projectors and computer
displays as well as professional video, broadcast
video, and digital TV systems. See the data
sheet.
Featured
Analog Product: 4-Channel Automotive Digital
Amplifier
The four-channel single-ended-input TAS5414
is one of the first devices to combine the
high power efficiency of Class D amps with
breakthroughs in low electromagnetic interference,
enabling it to meet the tough standards of
the automotive industry. Download the product
bulletin at the bottom of the data sheet for
complete details.
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 Updated
DSP Resource Guide Now Available
The TI DSP Third Party Network offers a wide
variety of products and services to help speed
your video/imaging and audio designs to market.
This freshly updated guide provides developers
and designers using TI DSP platforms with
access to platform and application solutions
as well as development systems and engineering
services. Download the guide now. |
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Fortune
Magazine Looks at TI's ‘Lunatic Fringe’
Fortune magazine recently examined how TI
spends time “searching for and encouraging
all manner of lunatics and visionaries”
because the company believes “that today’s
wacky idea can turn out to be tomorrow’s
billion-dollar industry.” And several
popular products have emerged from such efforts,
according to the story “Texas Instruments’
lunatic fringe” (Fortune, 9/1/06). Check
out the article by Fortune senior editor Peter
Lewis today.
Two
TI Experts Offer Advice about Transitioning
to HD Video
Designers embarking on an HD video project
should carefully examine how to optimize quality,
weighing the system’s display, bandwidth,
storage constraints and cost constraints.
Don’t miss the article “Evaluating
high definition's implications” (EE
Times, 9/11/06) by Jeremiah Golston, CTO for
TI's Streaming Media Division, and Gene Frantz,
TI principal fellow. (Free, but requires registration).
Everything
You Need to Know About Optimizing Cache Performance
A senior member of TI’s Technical Staff
explains how caches work, using the two-level
cache in TI’s TMS320C64x™ as an
example. With caches becoming increasingly
common in DSPs, Jackie Brenner’s article
“Optimizing for cache performance”
(DSP DesignLine, 7/4/06) is a must read. |
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