This webcast focuses on the fundamentals of colour science as it relates to the motion picture and television industry and explores how we can take advantage of our visual system for improved visual quality.
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Jaclyn Pytlarz Senior Engineer, Dolby Laboratories |
Like all good ideas, this one is not new. Known in the US as REMIs (REmote INtegrations) and in Europe as Remote Productions, producing live events without sending people there has long been seen as something to which most broadcasters have aspired. Whilst every broadcaster regards themselves as unique, Remote Productions is one are where they are most different meaning that a remote production solution for one can be almost the opposite of what another needs. This is why it’s taken so long for winners to be seen in this space.
Here, MotoGP rights holder Dorna Sports will talk about what they’ve done and why that works for them allowing us to understand their experience in deploying remote production and the experience and benefits derived.
With the world’s largest and most advanced fibre network that is strong and reliable, Tata Communications is best placed to deliver feeds with extremely low latency, super large capacity, stable and consistent to match broadcaster’s requirements of delivering better quality feeds, with faster turnaround at lower cost, offering the potential for higher productivity for live production, in terms of both OPEX and CAPEX.
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Jeremy Dujardin CTO Media Services, Tata Communications |
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Dhaval Ponda Global Sales Head, Media Services, Tata Communications |
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Manel Arroyo Managing Director, Dorna Sports & MotoGPTM |
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Sergi Sendra Chief TV Director, MotoGP International Programme Feed |
Eurosport hold the European rights to the Olympics from 2018 until 2024. Owned by Discovery Inc., Eurosport had a big challenge to bring the Olympics to so many countries in so many languages.
In this talk, Tine Austvoll Jensen, CEO of Discovery Norway, presents the key numbers and take-aways from the successful coverage the Winter Olympics. Presented at Northern Waves in Oslo 2018.
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Tine Jensen CEO, Discovery Networks Norway |
Ed Silvester heads up video R&D at Perform Group, since rebranded to DAZN (pronounced ‘dah zone’) so he’s just the man to talk us through the business aspects of encoding. Anchoring the conversation in the times that black and white TV changed to colour, Ed looks at the challenges DAZN have in creating an innovative platform with backwards compatability.
Ed considers whether the industry should DIET, shedding some older technologies (watch the talk to find out what DIET stands for). And raises some questions about how the industry should deal with platforms ending, scaling and compatibility.
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For more detail on codecs, watch Ian Trow’s talk also from the Northern Waves conference.
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Ed Silvester Head of Video R&D, DAZN (AKA Perform Group) |
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