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TV T&M For The New Decade, Part 2
As the world prepares for 2020, broadcasters, video content creators and providers grapple with new formats and distribution models, and what it takes to test and maintain them. …In Live Channel Creation Video Quality Monitoring Is Critical!
There is always a cacophony of noise around the big tradeshows; at NAB this year Telestream made its voice clearly heard with the first showcase of OptiQ Channel, a new and radically different one-click channel creation live service for cloud environments. …Broadcasters Now Need To Care About Quality Viewing Experiences
Thanks to Over-the-Top (OTT) streaming video, content owners and broadcasters have a very different relationship with the end consumer – often a direct one. …Essential Guide: OTT Monitoring Uncovered
OTT distribution is worlds apart from traditional unidirectional broadcasting in terms of its fundamental operation and viewing preferences. The internet is a rapidly expanding collection of service providers, many in direct competition, transferring broadcaster video and audio streams alongside many other types of often conflicting data. …OTT - What and Where to Monitor – Part 3
In the last two articles in this series we looked at why we need to monitor in OTT. Then, through analysing a typical OTT distribution chain, we sought to understand where the technical points of demarcation and challenges arise. In this concluding article, we look at what and where toWhy We Need OTT Monitoring – Part 2
In the previous article in this series, “Understanding OTT Systems”, we looked at the fundamental differences between unidirectional broadcast and OTT delivery. We investigated the complexity of OTT delivery and observed an insight into the multi-service provider silo culture. In this article we fully analyze a typical OTT delivery channel toUnderstanding OTT Systems - Part 1
In this series of articles, we investigate OTT distribution networks to better understand the unique challenges ahead and how to solve them. Unlike traditional RF broadcast and cable platform delivery networks, OTT comprises of many systems operated by different companies to deliver programs to viewers, and it’s these potential sIn an effort to make the most of their significant content investments, major network broadcasters and content distributors are increasingly expanding their worldwide reach and sending a single piece of content to multiple outlets simultaneously. However, this global strategy is fraught with complex transcoding and the processing of sometimes dozens of files related to that single movie or TV series.
Viewpoint: Keys to Picking a Technology Partner
Competition in the global video and media market is increasing with many more points of creation and distribution of content being made available. Combined with an exploding catalog of programming and new devices to support, broadcasters can no longer succeed with a one-to-many delivery solution. Successfully meeting these challenges requiresEssential Guide: Live IP Delivery
Broadcasting used to be simple. It required one TV station sending one signal to multiple viewers. Everyone received the same imagery at the same time. That was easy. …
