What is real time? While that question doesn’t normally come up at the dinner table, asking it of a group of broadcast engineers can draw out all kinds of responses, from philosophical debates around global atomic clocks to technical dissertations on lines, frames, and permissible nanoseconds of processing delay.
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The Trusted Partner Network (TPN), the leading global film and television content security initiative, has announced the launch of its enhanced program with new application and cloud content security assessments, and the TPN+ platform.
FAST feels like a new name for Linear TV, just delivered over the internet, rather than involving DTT, cable, and IPTV networks. Perhaps this is why service providers and technology vendors are grappling with marketplace confusion about what FAST channels are and what they can be.
Zixi has announced a partnership with Ant Media, and integration with Ant Media Server (AMS), ready-to-use, scalable real-time video streaming solutions for live video streaming, deployed easily and quickly on-premises or on public cloud networks. AMS helps enterprises such as ed-tech, gaming, e-auction services, broadcasting TV stations, security or surveillance companies, and mobile app developers who require live video streaming infrastructure to build live video conferencing, webinar, or mass broadcast and monitoring application solutions.
Machine Learning is making an impact across all aspects of video workflow, especially personalization, QC, compliance and moderation.
The human eye is not fixed and so it can track moving objects in real life and on screens. The tracking action changes everything. Without an understanding of tracking everything seems peculiar. With an understanding it seems obvious why certain things don’t work. Interlace is one of them.
This Essential Guide discusses the new security challenges presented by IP & cloud infrastructure and the need to move from traditional perimeter based approaches to using encryption, OAUTH 2.0 and Zero Trust methodologies.
Amid continuing interest in evolution to more advanced codecs such as VVC (Versatile Video Coding), the encoding field is dominated by migration to cloud transcoding for increased efficiency and flexibility, as well by growing use of ML based processing techniques. These trends are also affecting the external debate between hardware and software encoding.
