Streaming Media University Free Sponsored Workshops
Our Streaming Media University series of online workshops at Streaming Media West Connect 2020 offers you the opportunity to get deep-dive training on online video and streaming technologies. Three-hours in length, you'll learn the sound theories and practiced techniques to become a top performer in the online video field. In the end, you’ll walk away with the professional know-how to enhance your career. On Wednesday, February 24 and Thursday, February 25 we are offering free workshops presented by sponsors.
Wednesday, Feb 24
Streaming Media University - Free Workshops
VidOvation Sponsored Workshop – A three-part series: Live Remote At-Home Production, Broadcasting Live to Social Media, IPTV & Digital Signage for the Enterprise & Remote/Off-Campus
Wednesday, February 24: 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (ET) / 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (PT)
Join us for this three-part workshop.
Flexible Live Remote At-Home Production for the New Abnormal
- Learn how to maintain frame-accurate video genlock and lip-sync across multiple handheld cameras in your live remote field production.
- Learn how broadcasters and producers are finding more efficient ways to contribute and distribute live television.
- Learn to overcome the additional challenges in the new abnormal with travel restrictions and social distancing.
- Learn how to maintain frame-accurate video genlock and lip-sync across multiple handheld cameras.
- Over Unmanaged Networks: Cellular and The Public Internet
- Over Managed Networks
- Learn how to mount the transmitting audio and video encoder on the camera or talent.
- Learn the importance of analog audio inputs on your field encoder.
- Labor costs are reduced since the television production specialists work at a centralized master control near where they live, eliminating the need for travel, and overtime expenses.
- Learn how the latest at-home production technology eliminates the need for expensive satellite, fiber and telecom connections.
- Learn how it also eliminates the need for on-site production trucks with dozens of on-site operators and personnel.
- Learn how to have most of your crew work from home or a centralized master control near home.
- Learn how this technology has been successfully implemented by the PGA, Turner Sports, MGM, Viacom, CNN, FOX, A+E, the Discovery Network, Major League Fishing, and more.
Produce, Transmit, and Distribute Live Video from any Mobile or Fixed Location
Quickly deliver your live video content simultaneously across multiple social networks, including Twitter, YouTube, Twitch, Facebook, and more.
- Learn how to engage with your audience, customers, congregation, and more during these challenging times.
- Learn why Wi-Fi and Public Internet may not be enough to reliably broadcast live.
- Learn how an off-the-shelf encoder is not enough for reliable live broadcast.
- Learn how to transmit live with affordable broadcast quality technology.
- Learn why the BeOnAIR solution is ideal for live production companies, houses of worship, video bloggers, YouTube contributors, live sports production, live news, unscripted reality TV, and live events.
17 Costly Mistakes to Avoid Deploying Enterprise & Remote (Off-Campus) IPTV & Digital Signage
- Overcome the limitations of live broadcast-quality video communications due to COVID-19.
- Limitations expanding your enterprise IPTV and digital signage system off-campus to employees working remotely.
- Avoid limitations keeping your video content secure while streaming live video off-campus via the public Internet.
- No support for distribution to a desktop, laptop, smartphone, and tablet.
- Getting stuck with one content provider (CATV/SAT) or without open architecture.
- No support for Digital Rights Management or DRM.
- Non-Friendly User Interface.
- Not allowing the integration of your own VOD content with your providers.
- Not allowing for Your Own Live Video Distribution.
- Limited or No Video Conferencing Functions.
- Lacking Scalability, Security, and Flexibility.
- No Support for Digital Signage and Advertising.
- Plus 6 more Mistakes to Avoid.
Jim Jachetta, CTO & Co-founder, VidOvation Corporation
Neal Metersky, Sales & Business Manager – USA, AVIWEST USA
Optimizing Content For Every Screen
Wednesday, February 24: 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. (ET) / 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (PT)
Join Dolby to learn how companies like Sony Pictures, HBO, and Showtime use Dolby’s Cloud Media Processing to deliver the world’s most compelling content. Learn how you can scale your media workflow — and save money — with the most efficient transcoding engine and automated QC solution available. Don’t miss this chance to see a live demo and ask questions about how you can:
- Accelerate your media processing workflow
- Produce optimized content for every device
- Automate quality control so every file meets your standards
- Save more money
David Trescot, Sr. Director for Enterprise Encoding, Dolby Laboratories
Thursday, Feb 25
Streaming Media University - Free Workshops
Free Sponsored Workshop - Coming Soon
Thursday, February 25: 11:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. (ET) / 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m. (PT)
Check back soon for details.
Build the New Generation of Real-Time Streaming Solutions with WebRTC
Thursday, February 25: 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. (ET) / 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. (PT)
This workshop is designed for broadcast and streaming professionals who need to build real-time streaming solutions that support reliable, professional, high-quality live content with less than a second of end-to-end latency.
Flash is dead, and the streaming industry is still struggling to replace it. This 3-part workshop will show you how to use Web Real-Time Communications (WebRTC) and standards-based web technology to allows publishers of live content to reach all modern browsers and devices without the need for any plugin or custom player, reducing the latency from publisher to viewer to less than 500 milliseconds, globally, at-scale.
Part 1: The Past
The W3C and IETF are currently reviewing the proposed recommendation to make Web Real-Time Communications an official web standard, bringing audio and video communications to every internet connected device, everywhere. Part 1 will introduce the WebRTC framework that provides the building blocks from which users can seamlessly add real-time video to many use cases, including: broadcast, post-production, auctions, education, tele-health, enterprise, gaming, and more.
Part 2: The Present
WebRTC is massively deployed as a communications platform and powers video conferences and collaboration systems across all major browsers, both on desktop and mobile. Part 2 will show how you can create your own solution leveraging commercial products and open source projects, to build your own web native broadcaster and player, as well as capture NDI, SDI or HDMI through professional software and hardware encoders like OBS, BirdDog, Videon Edgecaster and Teradek Cube.
Part 3: The (Near) Future
The use of WebRTC has expanded beyond the initial core design to power video conferences and collaboration systems in web browsers, native apps and other ecosystems. Part 3 will focus on how this has led to the need for more advanced broadcast-quality features: Real-time AV1 encoding, Hardware acceleration, HDR, 10-bit & 4:4:4 colour, Surround Sound and True end-to-end encryption in WebRTC.
Ryan Jespersen, Streaming Media Engineer, Millicast, Inc.
