NDI (Network Device Interface) from Vizrt Group is the world’s most widely adopted, software-defined IP video standard. The free-to-download platform allows everyone to easily share high-quality, low-latency video with anyone — live and in real-time — using billions of available internet-connected devices. At its core, NDI 5 moves video, audio, and data across any global, wireless, mobile or local network; between cameras; mobile devices; computers; and other production equipment.
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Digitalization has triggered a technical revolution among TV broadcasters too: with transfer rates of on average 100 Gigabits per second, huge volumes of data are nowadays coursing through broadcasters’ fibre-optic cables. But with the move away from analogue technologies come new challenges for live broadcasts: even minor disruptions in data transfer over IP networks today quickly damage image - and cost money. IP monitoring puts programme providers in the picture.
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In this IABM TV interview, Simon Browne (VP of Product Management, Clear-Com) discusses the latest launch of Arcadia Central Station, a 1RU device supporting wired and wireless endpoints.
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Cricket, like many other sports, has been seriously impacted by the social distancing restrictions imposed by the pandemic. The postponement and cancellation of matches at the height of lockdown, through to the more recent challenges of positive Covid tests, all caused a huge amount of disruption.
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In a recent report “The Evolution of Production Workflows”
*, MovieLabs asks "Would it be nice if software-defined workflows could be assembled as interconnecting children’s blocks, where integration is as simple as connecting the pieces in the desired configuration?” To make workflows in the Media & Entertainment (M&E) market more flexible, it proposes defining a minimum set of standards and practices for workflow interactions, thus promoting interoperability and minimising the work required to quickly create a custom workflow. In this way, "the creatives decide what must be done and which workflow components are interconnected to them".
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The amount of video content being distributed is only going in one direction – and that is up. Over half the global IP video traffic (56.8%) will be HD and around a quarter (22.3%) will be Ultra HD by 2022 according to Cisco.
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What separates the terms ‘decision’ from ‘choice’? The general consensus is: judgement and deliberation.
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The broadcast landscape is transforming. The influx of content, the growing audiences, and the rising consumer demands are driving content providers, service operators and media distributors to look for new, innovative ways to transform their infrastructure while optimizing and lowering costs in every single part of the video network.
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We are joined by Yucel Timur, Director of Operations at Pebble to discuss IP-based solutions and the customer journey. We hear from Yucel about the core solutions that Pebble provides for their customers along with how they have risen to the challenges of remote working throughout the pandemic.
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Join IABM CTO Stan Moote for a discussion with experts from ATTO Technology and Dell Technologies about the important role NFSoRDMA plays in modern workflows.
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