London, UK

24 - 25 March 2020

This course will give an understanding of how audio and video signals, files and metadata are handled along the end to end broadcast chain from acquisition through production distribution and delivery.

It explains the technologies and techniques used to manage the storage of audio and video data in a broadcast environment and the main mechanisms by which baseband video and audio is transported to the home using different delivery platforms including satellite, terrestrial, cable, IPTV and streaming.

Duration

Two days

Who is it for?

• Engineers with a general electronics or IT background who are unfamiliar with the specific requirements of broadcast and media applications
• Recent technology graduates or apprentices starting a career in broadcast and media
• Broadcast engineers and technicians requiring a refresher course in the fundamentals of audio and video

Syllabus at a glance

• Module 1 - Broadcast systems
• Module 2 - Video technology
• Module 3 - Television standards & technology
• Module 4 - Audio technology
• Module 5 - Video compression
• Module 6 - Synchronisation, conversion and standards
• Module 7 - IP and storage technology
• Module 8 - Transmission technology

IABM Gold and Platinum members are eligible for complimentary places on this course. Please select the complimentary rate when booking (please note, eligibility will be checked and terms & conditions apply).