A video on the often overlooked parts of SMPTE 2022 useful for carrying compressed as well as uncompressed video. Thomas Edwards, VP of Engineering and Development at Fox takes us through the suite in order explaining:
Webinar & On demand: 6th December 16:00 GMT
Real-world experience of implementing IP from BBC Wales, Rhode & Schwarz, BCE, SMPTE’s Bruce Devlin examining how broadcasters and suppliers are meeting this transition and what real-world benefits the IP revolution can bring broadcasters, vendors and audiences.
SMPTE UK Governor and incoming SMPTE Standards VP Bruce Devlin will be joining Roger Crothers Head of Technology BBC Wales, Costas Columbus Manager Major Projects BCE and David Smith R&S to discuss the switch from SDI to IP-based broadcast studios which is now well under way.
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.
Ondemand Webinar
With real world IP infrastructure projects being delivered, find out what non-SDI operation means for those involved in the design and build of next generation facilities.
Speakers:
Mike Cronk, Chairman, AIMS
Daffyd Rees, Deputy Director of Operations, Arena Television
Daniel McDonnell, Managing Director, Timeline
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