Professional networked media provides its greatest business value when we can fully virtualise and ‘dematerialise’ media processing into software, containers, and virtual machines. This presentation from Thomas Edwards (VP Engineering & Development, FOX) will outline the challenges and benefits of media processing virtualisation. [maxbutton id="136" url="https://theiabm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/ThomasEdwards.pdf"]
The Key to Remote and at Home Production
This presentation from Mo Goyal (Director, International Business Development, Evertz) will cover how IP enables remote/at home production for content creators. A move to an IP facility allows content creators to redefine how they use resources to produce content. IP is much more than finding new ways to transport SDI, it is about unlocking new capabilities and enabling opportunities to have more efficient workflows and efficient resource management for any size of production. [maxbutton id="136" url="https://theiabm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/MoGoyal.pdf"]
AIMS Reference System Architecture Guidelines
Kerry Wheeles (AIMS Technical Working Group Chair, Imagine Communications/AIMS) discusses AIMS’ Reference System Architecture Guidelines, that take into account the different types of live productions & system architectural challenges, as technology moves from SDI to IP. [maxbutton id="136" url="https://theiabm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/KerryWheeles.pdf"]
Two Installs Using Audio over IP for TV Production
Audio over IP solutions have been developed to meet TV Production requirements and have been integrated into digital infrastructures that include early video over IP deployments. In this presentation Antony David (Managing Director, Solid State Logic) describes two such installations; at Canal Factory (a Canal+ production facility) in Paris and at YouTube’s studios in London, and discuss the evolution of IP technologies as they converge on the SMPTE ST 2110 standards. [maxbutton id="136" url="https://theiabm.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/AntonyDavid.pdf"]
Boxx TV interview at IBC 2018
IABM TV interview with Darrell Bilton (CEO, Boxx TV) on their 10th anniversary and some of the new Boxx systems
Embrionix interview at IBC 2018
IABM TV interview with Renaud Lavoie (CEO, Embrionix) on Embrionix and their new projects involving IP
Broadcast virtualization – the technical roadmap
Andy Rayner (Chief Technologist, Nevion) takes a realistic technical look at the virtualization roadmap and highlights the key milestones on the journey ahead.
Digest – September 2018
September 2018Regional Focus: EuropeContents:Global Business EnvironmentThe Media BusinessMedia Business HighlightsAdvertising Technology: Going DigitalCyber Security & Piracy: An UpdateVoice Control: Winning The Game In Content DiscoverySupply TrendsThe State of Media TechnologyMedia Technology Special: Immersive ExperiencesWhat are UHD and VR?UHD and VR in Broadcast & MediaRegional Focus: EuropeBusiness EnvironmentOverviewMedia Technology Demand DriversTransition to Digital & HD BroadcastingTransition to DVB-T2Transition to New Viewing ExperiencesOTT and Multi-Platform Delivery
IBC2018 – Broadcast & Media Strategic Analysis
This report aims to give users a strategic analysis of the broadcast and media industry, identifying the key trends driving change in the sector ahead of IBC2018.
Changing Broadcast Environment Triggers Signal Monitoring and Analysis Challenges
Broadcasters around the world are adopting new transmission standards, while in the U.S., stations are preparing to move to new channel assignments, even as they eye single frequency networks as their ticket to reaching consumers moving around outside the home. All of these transmission changes open up new possibilities for in-band and co-channel interference, and as engineers prepare to cope with those, they will also need solutions for dealing with the special monitoring needs of SFNs. It all adds up to the need for a new level of sophistication in signal monitoring and analysis.
