Alex Zambelli from Hulu presents SCTE-35 at the Seattle Video Tech Meetup.
Alex looks at what SCTE and SCTE-35 are and introduces ad insertion. With the foundation in place, he then looks through the message structures to show the commands and descriptors possible.
Finishing off with SCTE-35 signalling in MPEG-DASH and HLS, Alex covers the topic admirably for live streaming!
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Alex Zambelli Senior Product manager, Hulu |
In this video of the SCTE Autumn Lecture 2018, Chairman of DVB and the EBU’s Head of Distribution, Platforms & Services, Peter MacAvock explains the ways in which DVB, such a successful influence in our move to digital television, is relevant today and is still working to improve television delivery.
Peter starts with some positive news on the the level of TV watching still sustained throughout Europe despite the indisputable rise of Netflix, partly because much of that viewing has migrated to the television set.
There is a discussion of the promise of DVB-C2 which is introduced with a league table pitching the DVB standards as teams against the mighty ‘Shannon United’ football team that can’t be beaten. Find out what score DVB-C2 would have got if it had seen adoption.
In the rest of this talk, discusses the following:
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Peter MacAvock Chairman, DVB Head of Distribution, Platforms & Services, EBU |
Ericsson’s Netherlands CTO, Jeroen Buijis talks us about the past, present and future of 5G. With an increasing number of operators wanting to deploy OTT/IPTV solutions to homes using wireless technologies and with cities increasingly densely populated, 5G is seen as a key way to enhance services and internet access in both urban and rural areas.
Covering the pros and cons of different network delivery technologies, this talk goes on to cover
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Plus much more!
An in-depth talk explaining DOCSIS 3.1 from SCTE by Cisco’s Ron Hranac. DOCSIS 3.1 is the latest Data-Over-Cable Service Interface Specifications.
The presentation will include information on the following:
– Why DOCSIS 3.1?
– Basic principles of Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM).
– Spectrum allocation.
– FEC performance enhancements.
– New Proactive Network Maintenance (PNM) measurements.
CableLabs released version I01 of the new specification in late October 2013. DOCSIS 3.1 introduces a new physical layer, improved Forward Error Correction (FEC) and other features for high-speed data transmission on cable networks. Scalable to 10+ Gbps in the downstream and 1+ Gbps in the upstream, DOCSIS 3.1 supports services competitive with fibre to the home, but using cable’s HFC platform. Cisco’s Ron Hranac provides an overview of DOCSIS 3.1 from a physical layer perspective.
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