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Webinar: IP 101 – Redundancy in an IP environment

Posted on 10th December 2019 by Russell Trafford-Jones

Date: Tomorrow, Wednesday December 11th, 9am CET and 5pm CET.

Axon’s series of webinars looking stepping through broadcasting in IP from the very beginnings has been working up through the topics and now comes to managing redundancy within an IP architecture.

Led by Peter Schut, CTO of Axon, he looks at SMPTE ST 2022-7 which is the standard method of seamless switching allowing redundancy in the paths and the streams. But, of course, there are many other ways of creating redundant IP systems including managing redundancy at the network level as well as the device level.

This webinar happens at two times. Once in the morning for europe and once in the afternoon.

Register now and choose your session!

Speaker

Peter Schut
CTO,
Axon

Webinar: Beginner Crash Course for Video App Development

Posted on 10th December 2019 by Russell Trafford-Jones

Tomorrow, December 11th, 8 AM PST / 11 AM EST / 4 PM GMT

The important aspects of writing and developing streaming apps aren’t always clear to the beginner and adding video to apps high on the list for many companies. This can be a very simple menu of videos to delivering premium content for paid subscribers. This webinar is perfect for web developers, independent coders, creative agencies, students and anyone who has a basic understanding of programming concepts but little-to-zero knowledge of video development.

In this talk, Bitmovin Developer Evangelist, Andrea Fassina and Technical Product Marketing Manager, Sean McCarthy will share a variety of lessons learned, on topics such as:

What are the most common video app requirements and why?
What are common beginner mistakes with video streaming?
What are the key components of a video streaming service?
How do you measure the quality of a streaming service?
What are some quick tips to quickly improve video experience?
Where can I go to learn more information?

Register now!

Speakers

	Andrea Fassina Developer Evangelist, Bitmovin
	Sean McCarthy Technical Product Marketing Manager, Bitmovin
	Kieran Farr VP of Marketing, Bitmovin

Webinar: Assessing Video Quality: Methods, Measurements, and Best Practices

Posted on 12th November 2019 by Russell Trafford-Jones

Wednesday, November 13th, 8am PST / 16:00 GMT

Bitmovin have brought together Jan Ozer from the Streaming Learning Center, their very own Sean McCarthy and Carlos Bacquet from SSIM Wave to discuss how best to assess video quality.

Fundamental to assessing video quality, of course, is what we mean by quality, which artefacts are most problematic and what drives the importance of video quality.

Quality of streaming, of course, is interdependent on the quality of the experience in general. Thinking of an online streaming system as a whole, speed of playback, smooth playback on the player itself and rebuffing are all factors of perceived quality as much as the actual codec encoding quality itself which is what is more traditionally measured.

The webinar brings together experience in measuring quality, monitoring systems and ways in which you can derive your own testing to lock on to the factors which matter to you and your business.

See the related posts below for more from Jan Ozer

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Speakers

	Jan Ozer Industry Analyst Jan Ozer
	Sean McCarthy Technical Product Marketing Manager, Bitmovin
	Carlos Bacquet Solutions Architect SSIM Wave

Webinar: Enabling intelligent media and entertainment

Posted on 11th November 2019 by Russell Trafford-Jones

This webinar brings together Support Partners and Microsoft to explain the term ‘intelligent cloud’ and how this can help creative teams produce higher quality, more innovative content by augmenting human ingenuity, manage content better and grow audiences while increasing advertising and subscription revenue.

The panel will cover:
– Haivision’s SRT Hub, intelligent media routing and cloud-based workflows
– Highlights from partners such as Avid, Telestream and Wowza.
– New production workflows for remote live production, sports and breaking news.
– Connected production: A process that helps with production collaboration and management, removing traditional information and creative silos which exist today, while driving savings and efficiencies from script to screen.

Register now!
Speakers

	Jennifer Cooper Global Head, Media Industry Strategy, Microsoft
	Trent Collie Senior Partner Development Manager, Microsoft
	Harry Grinling Chief Executive Office, Support Partners
	Lutful Khandker Principal SDE Lead, Microsoft

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