Wednesday, January 24, 2018 at 8 am PT
In this webinar, learn how T-21 hardware devices, equipped with Aspera’s industry-leading high-speed transport, enable broadcasters and production companies to securely encode, decode, transcode, and then stream glitch-free broadcast-quality media from the edge, over commodity internet connections.
Featuring Kevin Ancelin, Founder and CEO of T-21 Technologies
Mike Flathers, CTO, Aspera, an IBM Company
Will Law, shows we can get close to traditional live broadcast latency even over OTT. Summarising the typical latency and capability of the various streaming protocols, Will introduces CMAF and explains why this is destined to significantly reduce steaming latency.
Will’s enthusiastic and detailed explanations and the slides are a great reference to understand the pros and cons of HLS, Smoothstreaming, RTMP, WebRTC etc. even without the CMAF introduction which is a great primer for the future.
October 11, 2017This webinar is now available on-demand!
The benefits of High-Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) are well understood, but transitioning from a traditional AVC workflow may seem daunting for video providers streaming in multiple formats. With Apple recently announcing HEVC and fragmented MP4 (fMP4) support for HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) and the concurrent standardization of the Common Media Application Format (CMAF), it’s important to understand the challenges ahead in creating a single video delivery format.
In this webcast, experts from AWS Elemental will highlight the history of HEVC, the benefits of migrating from AVC to HEVC, and what this transition means for video providers. Gain fundamental knowledge about the convergence of fMP4, CMAF and HEVC and the requirements to make the shift.
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