VidTrans14 Content in Motion, Annual Technical Conference and Exposition - Arlington, Virginia, USA
February 26 - February 28, 2014
Conference Program & Presentations
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Wednesday, February 26, 2014
8:30AM Session One
- How Washington is Wired (pdf, 1.37Mb)
Keynote Speaker: Peter Doherty - ABC News/ Senior Operations Producer, ABC News Washington Bureau
- Why Does Next-Gen Content Acquisition and Exchange Need Range Extensions in HEVC? (pdf, 1.22Mb)
Matthew Goldman - Ericsson
- Futuristic View of a Live IPTV Production Center (pdf, 466k)
Steven Silva- Fox
- An IT Based Open Media Networking Architecture for the Future (pdf, 224k)
Brian Keane - Aperi
- CPTV v6 - The Future of Public Television (pdf, 606k)
Thomas Crowe - PBS
- TV Networks Dealing with Live Event Backhauls in a Multi-Platform World (pdf, 1.66Mb)
Rick Ackermans - Turner Broadcasting
1:15PM Session Two
- Implementing Device Redundancy with SMPTE 2022-7 Seamless Protection Switching (pdf, 272k)
Inge Hillestad - Nevion
- Workshop "Future of Television" (pdf, 478k)
Opening Remarks: Brad Gilmer - VSF
A. Virtual, Global, Software-Only Media Facilities: Introducing the Internetworking Media Platform (IMP) (pdf, 590k)
Richard Cartwright (Dr. James Cain) - Quantel
B. What can IP do for Broadcasters and Audiences? (pdf, 887k)
Alex Rawcliffe - BBC
C. Panel Discussion:
Each panelist will present their thoughts on the future of television and Internetworking Media Platforms.
Participants: Richard Cartwright - Quantel;
Brad Gilmer - VSF;
Alex Rawcliffe - BBC
Thursday, February 27, 2014
8:30AM Session Three
- SDN - An Urban Legend for Media-Centric Networks? (pdf, 268k)
Shahin Arefzadeh - Dimetis
- Meeting IP QoS Objectives for Broadcast Services (pdf, 674k)
Dr. Bengt Olsson - Net Insight AB
- Sending Ads / Offline Content to Affiliate Stations Using Primary Distribution Feeds Based on Hitless Compression Standard with no Cost or BW Increase (pdf, 1.65Mb)
Gustavo Marra - ATEME
- Replacing the BNC with RJ45 in the Broadcast Studio (pdf, 1.14k)
Helge Stephansen - Nevion
- Packet Video Networking: The Flexible Future (pdf, 501k)
Chuck Meyer & Ken Buttle - Miranda
1:15PM Session Four
- Super Bowl Transmission Planning & Logistics (pdf, 2.09Mb)
Keith Goldberg - Fox
- Can Ethernet SRP Scale Up for Video Networks? (pdf, 172k)
Wes Simpson - Telecom Product Consulting
- Panel Discussion: "Joint Task-Force Networked Media"
Opening Remarks: Richard Friedel - Fox & Brad Gilmer - VSF
A. Panel Discussion: "Joint Task-Force Networked Media" continued
Each panelist will present their thoughts on the future of professional media related to the Gap Analysis report/results and a discussion of future work. In addition we will invite JT-NM respondents in the room to comment on the JT and/or technology in general, but no specific product discussion.
Participants: Thomas Edwards - Fox;
Brad Gilmer - VSF;
Felix Poulin - EBU;
Karl D. Schubert - TechNova Consulting
Friday, February 28, 2014
8:30AM Session Five
- The Evolved Broadcast Environment, Looking back from the Year 2020 (pdf, 727k)
Karl D. Schubert, Ph.D. - TechNova Consulting
- SDN Techniques to Reliably Switch Packetized Video (pdf, 1.37Mb)
Thomas Edwards - Fox
- Mapping SDI with a Light-Weight Compression for High Frame Rates and Ultra-HD 4K transport over SMPTE2022 5/6 (pdf, 196k)
Lotfi El Hafi - IntoPIX
- Building a private MPLS network for Video and Data (pdf, 622k)
Mike Bany - DVBLink
- Status Report on JPEG2000 Interop (pdf, 352k)
John Dale - Media Links & Inge Hillestad - Nevion
- Update on DASH Interoperability Testing (pdf, 256k)
Jack Douglass - PacketStorm