If there is one truth in this business, it’s that nothing ever stays the same when it comes to clients’ business needs. Ever-changing requirements and a wide variety of environments and workflows mean communications – and the tools needed to deploy them – look different in every situation, even when done by the same team.
RIST Forum – IP Standardisation and Real-World Restrictions
The ongoing surge in content demand has forced the media industry to adapt its workflows and find efficient ways to deliver high-quality content at lower costs. The utilisation of IP for contribution and distribution offers evident advantages to users, and the technology is evolving all the time. IP has proven to be cost-effective, adaptable, and quick to set-up. Many broadcasters are finding that resources are easier to manage, due to broadcast environments being spun-up or down to meet capacity requirements.
Technology vendors have risen to the challenges faced by broadcasters and content owners and continue to deliver new IP features that streamline content delivery. These innovations have been implemented across a wide range of hardware and software solutions, offering more choice and flexibility. We are now moving into an interesting era for IP, where innovation and insights can be consolidated and leveraged to benefit the whole media industry.
Net Insight – Taking control of IP: Putting security back at the heart of media
The IP media paradigm is loud and clear, changing what we used to know about producing and distributing live events and how we did business in the media world. The innovation potential is immense, bringing efficiency and agility to the media industry at an unprecedented scale. However, transformation also needs to iron out some of the changes it brings. Moving from closed and controlled to open IP-based workflows means network control and security become mission-critical capabilities as media companies need to ensure their high-value content is protected.
When it comes to premium content, any mistake or network vulnerability can prove detrimental, both financially and reputationally. There is no room for compromise — media companies need to boost their network control and security to ensure they make the most of IP without caveats.
In Conversation with Primestream
We are joined by Claudio Lisman, President & CEO at Primestream to discuss how the coronavirus pandemic has fundamentally changed drivers in the market and how this is influencing the way Primestream operate.
Claudio also tells us how these changes will effect them in the long-term and what developments, trends and technologies they are working on and what problems they will solve.
Everything you need to know about NDI
An introduction to the video over IP standard that’s taking the industry by storm. Discover:
- How NDI compression works.
- The benefits of NDI over other IP standards.
- Key NDI software and hardware.
- The day one experience of NDI.
The fastest way to remote your Avid (or Resolve, or Premiere Pro) workstation
With remote working set to remain a big part of media workflows for the foreseeable future, we examine how to:
- Provide secure remote access with no VPN.
- Find the best PCoIP client.
- Provide seamless storage and asset management – anywhere.
The IP Broadcast Revolution
The evolution from baseband to IP turned into a revolution in 2020, as the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic forced the streaming and broadcast industries to double down on remote production workflows and technologies. With studios shuttered, broadcast operations centers empty, and OBS trucks parked, video technology companies and producers have turned to IP-based production like never before, embracing its efficiency, flexibility, and ability to cost-effectively meet rapidly changing requirements.
Emerging IP Technologies in Broadcast Industry
A two day course that covers the fundamentals of SMPTE 2110, Network Device Interface (NDI) and Secure Reliable Transport (SRT).
IABM and SIG Webinar – Is there a future for satellite?
This session brings together experts from both the satellite and IP worlds. We will discuss satellite’s place in the broadcasting chain and ask how satellite can remain relevant as broadcasters are looking for more cost-efficient video production, contribution, and distribution workflows.
In Conversation with Wohler
We caught up with Mike Kelly, President and CEO at Wohler to hear more about the company and what they do. We discussed with Mike about how Covid-19 has affected the company and what impact the lack of trade shows in 2020 had on them. We hear what alternative methods of engagement they have used to connect with their clients along with the move to IP and IT and what we can expect to see from Wohler in the coming months.