Starting today, 19th July 2018 at 11:00BST, there are all sorts of topics covered in this online conference from databases to AI to IoT. But of particular interest is a step-by-step guide to building your own VoD architecture. Teaching you how to:
In this presentation from Streaming Tech Sweden 2017, Carl Lindqvist from Bonnier Broadcasting and Johan Skaneby from Eyevinn Technology, describe the benefits and gains of using CRF-capped VOD encoding (constant rate factor).
With a thorough explanation of how this encoding works, Carl and Joahan show that CFR Based encoding can deliver
Great prep for AWS Elemental’s upcoming QVBR webcast on 26th April 2018 –
This panel from Streaming Media West dives into the technology landscape for scalable Next Generation TV deployments as well as how content owners can tackle scalable content distribution in a cost effective manner.
As operators and media companies navigate through the growing mix of technologies and the changing TV environment, content owners continue to experiment with new TV services and OTT solutions.
Speakers:
Moderator: Daniel Webster, VP, Sales & Customer Success, Kaltura Strategic Solutions
Panelist: Will James, VP, APAC Sales, Massive
Panelist: Felix Gomez, VP, Western Region, YuMe
Panelist: Adam Diep, VP, Client Solutions, OWNZONES Media Network
Panelist: Titus Bicknell, CDO & EVP, Operations, RLJ Entertainment
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Content distributors and aggregators adding HEVC to their delivery pipeline will have plenty of codec options, but who has the time to evaluate their features, output quality, and performance?
No worries—codec specialist Jan Ozer has done the work for you. He’s evaluated leading contenders like x265, MainConcept, Beamr, Intel, and NTT and he’ll share his results. You’ll walk away from this session with a much clearer picture of the strengths and weaknesses of your HEVC encoding options for VOD streaming.
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