SUNNYVALE, Calif. -- Feb. 23, 2006 -- In cities across the United States, Omneon Video Networks, Miranda Technologies, and Linear Acoustic will be presenting "HDTV: Making the Transition," a valuable educational seminar focusing on the factors driving the transition to HDTV, as well as the technologies underlying this significant shift within the global broadcast industry.

Each seminar will address the fundamental elements of working in HD, examine the key systems building blocks for HD broadcast infrastructures, and include case studies highlighting leading broadcasters' experiences in making the shift to HDTV. The first seminar will be held on Feb. 28 in New York City.

Omneon, Miranda, and Linear Acoustic have designed "HDTV: Making the Transition" to help engineers face new technology transition challenges as HDTV is introduced across the globe. During the seminar, engineers from all three companies will take an in-depth look at the drivers for HD from consumers and broadcasters; review the fundamentals of video and audio formats for HDTV; explore distribution, routing, conversion, editing, servers, and master control systems; and then turn the discussion toward practical implementation of HDTV and its realities.

In addition to the Feb. 28 seminar, the three companies will host events in Los Angeles on May 23; Washington, D.C. on June 27; Chicago on Sept. 26; San Francisco on Oct. 24; Seattle on Oct. 26; and Miami on Nov. 28. A small attendance fee will be charged for this non-promotional event to cover lunch and materials.

Learn more and register for the seminar online at www.hdseminar.com. For further information, contact seminar@miranda.com.

About Omneon
Omneon is a leading provider of flexible media server and active storage systems that optimize workflow productivity and on-air reliability for the production, distribution, and management of digital media. Omneon is a pioneer in the use of advanced IT technologies and open systems for broadcast applications, producing a modular and expandable video server architecture in the Omneon Spectrum. The company's MediaGrid active storage system delivers centralized content storage that is scalable in capacity, bandwidth, and media-processing power. The company has an extensive global presence with customers in 45 countries on six continents. Omneon is on the Web at www.Omneon.com.

About Miranda
Miranda Technologies Inc (TSE: MT) is a world-leading manufacturer of video and audio equipment for the broadcast, production, and post-production markets, with a product range spanning interfacing and distribution, routing, master control switching and channel branding, multi-image display processors, and monitoring over IP systems. Headquartered in Montreal, Miranda also has major offices in Springfield (N.J., U.S.), Wallingford (Oxon, U.K.), Paris, Hong Kong, Beijing, and Tokyo. Visit Miranda on the Web at www.miranda.com.

About Linear Acoustic
Linear Acoustic is a Lancaster, Pa.-based manufacturer of audio processing products. With installations in major broadcast networks and television stations worldwide, Linear Acoustic delivers the sound that consumers expect. The company has been involved in projects with Dolby Laboratories, Sirius Satellite Radio, Microsoft, all major terrestrial networks, multiple local stations, HBO, Viacom, Disney, Miramax, Sony Studios, and others. It is also actively involved in the ATSC, the NRSC, and other industry organizations, as well as being a member of the AES and IEEE, and a sustaining member of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. Visit Linear Acoustic on the Web at www.LinearAcoustic.com.

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