On-Demand Webinar: 21 Minutes
Starting with an overview of the different approaches to uncompressed video over IP, Paul Robinson, then CTO of Tektronix, explains how PTP works and how it is applied in practice. Finishing with a Q&A, these topics are all still relevant in a post SMPTE 2110 world. ST 2110 was built on some of the technologies discussed separately in this talk from 2016 and much can be gained from this understanding.
PTP
Video: AES67 and Audio Networking in IT-based Studios
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.
Meeting: AES67 audio over IP within SMPTE ST-2110
Date:Thursday, November 16, 2017 – 18:00 to 20:30
Location: Universisty of Surrey, Wates House, GU2 7XH, Guildford Map
Peter Stevens (BBC R&D) will cover AES67 and its background development within AES and how it is connected as a audio elements within SMPTE 2110. The basic operational principles of AES67 will be described in relation to its various technology components and history of audio over IP. It will conclude with a brief look at the plugfests that have taken place, along with some examples of use within broadcasting.
There is be an introduction by Tony Orme (Uni of Surrey) covering the structure of ST 2110 and its relationship with ST 2057 PTP and discovery etc. like NMOS and how it differs fundamentally from ST 2022-6 and SDI with embeded audio.
