Design your monitoring system to be self-installing and maintain just one single set of source files that are cloned to your target systems. Implement self-configuring logic to avoid manual reconfiguration when new systems are added.
Welcome to part 2 of this unique reference resource for production companies or teams preparing to package and deliver assets to broadcasters & streamers. It gathers the published content delivery specifications from the DPP, Netflix, Apple TV+, NABA, The BBC and others and details the required specifications for assets, metadata, video & audio formats, rights management, subtitling, localization, content sensitivity and more.
RMC BFM, part of the CMA-CGM Group and France’s third-largest private media group, has chosen Grass Valley’s production switcher and multiviewer solutions to drive its move from SDI/HD to SMPTE ST 2110 IP and UHD workflows.
This is part 1 of a unique reference resource for production companies or teams preparing to package and deliver assets to broadcasters & streamers. It gathers the published content delivery specifications from the DPP, Netflix, Apple TV+, NABA, The BBC and others and details the required specifications for assets, metadata, video & audio formats, rights management, subtitling, localization, content sensitivity and more.
‘Monitoring & Compliance In Broadcast’ explores how exemplary content production and delivery standards are maintained and legal obligations are met. The series includes four Themed Content Collections, each of which tackles a different area of the media supply chain.
Part 4 contains three articles which shift focus away from the leading edge of multi-platform delivery to the traditional technology of OTA broadcast. Estimates vary considerably by source but anywhere between 15% of audiences in the USA to 70% in parts of Europe, consume their content via OTA broadcast. High-power RF technology remains critical infrastructure. Keeping it reliable is still central to audience QoE and compliance is mandatory… effective strategies for monitoring are key.
Live streaming content direct to consumers has become central to daily life. AJA have developed a portfolio of products that help achieve a diverse array of production pipelines to achieve it.
Demand for internet connectivity continues to grow rapidly. Internet Exchange Providers are now part of our critical infrastructure and their integration with ISPs and Content Providers is defining CDN and network expansion.
Latency has always been a fact of life in broadcast infrastructure. It is something for operators to learn to adjust to and for engineering to effectively manage… but is it more of a challenge in remote production models?
