Live streaming of linear content and sporting events has gone mainstream, and consumers expect low latency and a consistent viewer experience. Watch this video to learn about new content protection challenges and solutions for the live streaming era.
Discover more about cloud-based multi-DRM support for ultra-low latency streaming, effective ways of flagging stolen content, and live optimized anti-piracy and forensic watermarking services. The ultimate goal is to maximize the viewer experience while battling live streaming piracy.
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This presentation addresses an issue that is especially relevant for operators today, as they look to gain better control over their resources and the quality of the delivered service, while maintaining a full compliance with ABR standards and full support from all standard streaming devices in the market.
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It’s true – traditional broadcasting of live content, such as sports events, is getting more and more expensive. At least, it will be if you’re still utilising expensive outside broadcasting (OB) methods. Securing media rights is costly enough – the last thing you want is the expense of sending out a large portion of your broadcasting operation to a different country, with huge technical teams and transmission suites in tow. You need a solution that allows you to produce and playout content from a centralised broadcast location, with low latency and high reliability. With less expense, you’ll be able to focus on providing richer content to your audience. That’s where Remote Playout comes in.
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intoPIX creates and licenses innovative image processing & video compression technologies for Broadcast, Cinema & Pro-AV applications. It includes both IP-cores for FPGA & ASIC and accelerated SDKs for CPU and GPU. Amongst other technologies, intoPIX provides unique and powerful implementations of JPEG 2000, TICO (RDD35), TICO-XS (JPEG-XS), TICO RAW, encryption technologies, and video over IP with scalability including the support of resolutions from HD up to 4K, 8K with lossless / visually lossless quality and zero latency. Our technologies bring competitive advantages for manufacturers, content creators and broadcasters for capture (image sensors), live production (SMPTE 2022, SMPTE 2110), AV over IP, contribution, storage, editing, archiving and playback.
Edge Computing means that media and data are physically located closer to the users who connect to it and use it. Content can be worked on quickly, securely and without latency. Workflows using local machinery such as quality control, edits, transcoders, etc. are still local, but connect seamlessly into workflows and access operated via the cloud, for example multi-point sharing, collaboration, distribution, or delivery workflows. Edge thus means “working simultaneously on the edge of the cloud + in the cloud”.
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Virtual Week Cloud & VirtualizationPractical and operational issues of playout in the cloudJames Gilbert, CEO & Co-FounderSPEAKER BIOJames Gilbert is CEO and co-founder of Pixel Power a Rohde & Schwartz company, a media entertainment technology provider for master control, channel branding and both traditional and IP-based broadcast playout. He is an active member of SMPTE, IET and RTS and past chairman of the board of IABM. Since launching the company in 1987, Gilbert has served in many roles from principal architect of the original graphics equipment through to IP technology engineering. He also serves as chief business development officer where his engineering background provides an excellent basis for him to act as the key interface between customers and product development, ensuring that he remains closely involved in the technical specification process. This unique combination of experience makes him an industry authority on television branding, graphics and media delivery solutions, how these integrate with the evolving technologies and serve as the public personality of a broadcast television channel’s business.Broadcasters of all types and in all regions are considering the viability of cloud playout, either in a primary role or for business-continuity/disaster-recovery and short-term channels. The advantages are clear: a close link between...
Majority of us relate 5G to better video reception. And, thus overlook the real potential of video production, distribution and live video experience. Low latency, guaranteed bandwidth, location accuracy are some of the other key benefits that comes with 5G.
Parks Associates Data reports that 41% of US broadband households watch broadcast TV, and 72% subscribe to a pay-TV service that offers live, linear channels. And since this percentage is only going to grow, how can content producers leverage 5G to get a bigger market share?
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We spoke to Olivier Suard, Vice-President of Marketing, Nevion, about the company’s leading role in the EU’s VIRTUOSA project which aims to take advantage of the potential of 5G in live production.
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Find out more about Broadpeak’s BaM Award Winning solution, nanoCDN™ with Ultra Low Latency and Device Synchronization.
“Broadpeak’s nanoCDN solution improves live streaming experiences thanks to decreasing the latency. Latency measured in a perfect condition network of a lab, will be the same as a real-life system. It won’t depend on the network condition at a given time. IPTV moving to a full ABR system is a true breakthrough for operators.”
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Steve Miller-Jones (VP of Product Strategy, Limelight Networks) discusses video delivery
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