In Las Vegas today at the 2011 NAB show Doldy Laboratories launched new Loudness Tools and Imaging Technology. Dolby will be showcasing its range of loudness products, including Dolby Media Meter 2 and Dolby Media Emulator for post-production, the Dolby DP568 Professional Reference Decoder, the Dolby DP600 Program Optimizer for distribution. You can visit Dolby at booth SU3117 in the Las Vegas Convention Center. You can read and view the happenings of NAB 2011 here.
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