Test and measurement equipment is the only objective means available to scientifically determine when TV content is too loud, of if a scene is too bright, too dark or not the right color. Everyone’s a TV expert. The proper test and measurement gear separates subjective opinions from objective, repeatable, scientific measurements to verify compliance with industry standards. IBC offers the opportunity to evaluate the latest in T&M equipment.
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The IBC 2018 countdown is on and this year it promises to be one of the most exciting and educational European broadcasting shows on record.
At IBC2018, Interra Systems will showcase its expertise in file-based workflows, demonstrating how OTT service providers can deliver exceptional audio-video quality on every device.
New Qligent software solution strengthens insight into performance and consistency of media files, wrappers, QoE and content metadata, measured over specific time periods.
Moving from the luxury of dedicated point-to-point connectivity in favor of asynchronous, shared, and unpredictable IP networks may seem like we’re making life unnecessarily difficult for ourselves. However, there are compelling reasons to make the transition to IP. In this article, we look at the primary motivation for moving to IP and the benefits it provides for broadcasters.
Quality Control is one of the many areas where IT and broadcast use similar terms, but the meaning is quite different. Whereas IT focuses on guaranteeing bit rates and packet delivery to improve quality of service and hence quality of experience, video and audio quality is based on satisfying the demands of the human visual and auditory systems. In this article, we investigate how we quantify and measure video and audio streams.
