On-demand Talk: 69 Minutes
Mark Yonge, AES Standards Manager, takes us on the journey of how AES67 came into being. This talk from 2015, builds on the clear indications that IP was the way forward up the technologies underpinning the standard and the implications for us on the new ways of working.
In a recorded talk at an AES UK Section meeting, Mark talks about delays, PTP, multichannel audio and much more.
Video: 24 minutes
A brilliant look at all the delays in broadcasting from traditional linear channels to live internet streaming. Anders Cedronius from Net Insight discusses what is acceptable and what is achievable in today’s world? Can live streaming delay match, or even beat, traditional broadcast delays?
Recorded at Streaming Tech Sweden, a Swedish conference with a dedicated focus on the technology for video streaming. Organised by Eyevinn Technology, this is the meeting place for tech managers, architects, developers and product managers looking to be educated and inspired by experts in this area, network with peers and bring home new thoughts and ideas.
Great explanation of how AES67 and @SMPTE 2110 overlap but also where they differ. Including an overview of PTP timing: a perfect follow on from the recent @SMPTEUK meeting on the same topic at Surrey University.
Andreas Hildebrande from ALC NetworkX shows the completeness of the AES67 ecosystem and how different companies interoperate on IABM TV during NAB 2017.
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In this talk from Advanced Broadcast Technology, we find out:
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