In the action-packed world of live video production and delivery, The Switch is always on and always there – setting the industry benchmark for quality, reliability and unmatched levels of service. From stadium to studio to screen, The Switch offers a unique mix of senior broadcast production experience and network reach. Its comprehensive production services combine mobile, remote and cloud capabilities. Backed by an Emmy Award winning team, The Switch enables its customers to deliver seamless live event coverage. Its delivery network connects production facilities with 800+ of the world’s largest content producers, distributors, and sports and event venues to rights holders, broadcasters, streaming platforms and media outlets. The Switch’s remote production services support live event productions in locations around the globe, removing the need for large amounts of equipment and production crews on-site. Its cloud-based production-as-a-service offering, MIMiC, handles all aspects of the production workflow in the cloud, from editing and graphics creation to comms and talk-back.
Live Production Multiviewing in the Cloud
Live production is a high-anxiety environment loaded with multiple video and audio elements and fraught with instant decisions. There’s no rewind and no way to fix it in post. This presentation describes the evolution toward live production in the cloud, the benefits of moving from a local server, and looks into the challenges and opportunities it brings with it. It also tackles how to implement cloud-based multiviewing for live production, technical requirements, and solutions available.
How cloud and IP are transforming media operations and productions
The COVID 19 pandemic has accelerated the ongoing transformation of the media landscape and its new modes of consumption and businesses are constantly under pressure to meet end-user needs that are becoming more and more demanding. Consumer’s expectations today include a larger choice of content, a personalized viewing experience, broadcast-grade video quality and ubiquitous availability – consume everywhere, anytime, on any device and connection. Learn more about the acceleration of cloud and virtualization for media production.
A Snapshot of NMOS: Just the Facts, Please.
NMOS is the great simplifier to building IP production facilities based on SMPTE 2110 infrastructure. So join Imagine’s IP Standards Guru John Mailhot for a quick skill-up on these hardworking specifications that could save you weeks of heavy lifting on your IP deployment.
Lawo
"=Lawo designs and manufactures pioneering network, control, audio and video technology for broadcast and post production, as well as live performance and theatrical applications. Founded as an engineering office with a focus on audio and broadcast, Lawo grew within five decades to a globally successful developer and manufacturer of pioneering technologies and devices for all broadcast, live and performing arts production workflows. Products include control and monitoring systems, digital audio mixing consoles, routers, video processing tools as well as solutions for IP-based A/V infrastructures and routing systems. All products are developed in Germany and manufactured according to highest quality standards at the company’s headquarters in the Rhine valley town of Rastatt, Germany.
Edgeware
Edgeware helps broadcasters, content owners, telcos and cable operators deliver modern TV services that are beyond broadcast. Offering IP-based TV delivery systems to some of the world’s most advanced operators and content providers, Edgeware facilitates the new way of consuming TV to any screen, any device and at any time. Its solutions help customers capitalize their content, give their viewers an amazing viewing experience, and scale with flexibility due to multiple deployment options. Through its unique technology, Edgeware provides content processing systems to package content for OTT delivery; monitoring and delivery control tools for multi-CDN environments; and OTT and IPTV CDN infrastructure and subtitling systems. Edgeware has more than 200 customers and is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden, with staff across Europe, Asia and the Americas.
Mediaproxy
Compliance logging, monitoring and analysis of TSoIP, 2022-6. SMPTE 2110 and OTT sources.
In Conversation with Ross Video
IABM CEO Peter White talks to David Ross about the establishment and success of Ross Video during his father's time as Founder and CEO along with how Ross have not only survived recent challenges but flourished with more recent acquisitions continuing their year on year growth and development.
IABM Webinar – Video over IP – WTF
IABM has put together a panel industry gurus to debate the options, use cases and also de facto vs actual standards.
In Conversation with Paul Briscoe, TAG VS
In this IABM TV interview, Paul Briscoe (Chief Architect, TAG Video Systems) discusses the challenges faced before IP is a reality in the cloud.
