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Monday, May 16, 2005
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| Best Practices For Streaming Media Production |
| Pre-Conference Seminars (W1) 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
This practical workshop provides an in-depth look at the entire process
of streaming media. The day begins with an overview of the basics, and
then delves into original media creation, encoding, presentation
authoring, and streaming media delivery. Attendees will get a solid
understanding of underlying technologies that can be applied to any
streaming media implementation. Whether you're implementing an internal
corporate communications system or want to know how to spice up your
web site with audio and video, this session gives you the tools you'll
need to start streaming. This workshop is suitable for novices, but
assumes some familiarity with streaming media and standard Internet
technologies. | Presenter: | Steve Mack, Author of Hands-On Guide to Webcasting, LUX Media |
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| Mastering Windows Media Streaming |
| Pre-Conference Seminars (W2) 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM |
Microsoft's Windows Media is possibly the most complete streaming media
toolset available today. Windows Media provides interoperability across
a wide variety of devices, which is essential when the streaming
landscape encompasses PCs, handhelds, mobile phones, and
high-definition TVs. Microsoft's Digital Rights Management (DRM)
technologies are gradually gaining trust with the major movie studios,
and the next-generation DVDs are all slated to support Microsoft's
video codecs. This workshop begins with a panoramic view of the Windows
Media tools, and then zooms in on how to do specific tasks such as
multi-bitrate encoding, server setup and capacity planning, Web
casting, and using the digital rights management tools. The workshop
will be packed with lots of practical tips and techniques to satisfy a
wide range of audience skill levels.
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