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Workflow Live:
Take Your Understanding of IT-Based Workflows to the Next Level

Join us October 18 in Chicago, IL for Broadcast Engineering's one day training seminar, Today's Workflow: Leveraging Automation and IT-based Tools to Boost Productivity. Designed to give you clear, to-the-point information on the details and nuances of implementing file-based workflows to maximize efficiency, this is an event you can’t afford to miss.

Sessions Include:

  • Tuning media storage to meet demands of high speed file transfers
    Presented by: Bhavik Vyas, Director of Technology Sales & Partnerships, Aspera, Inc. and David Sallak, Chief Strategist for Media & Entertainment,Isilon Systems
  • BXF Integration: Master control, traffic and the back office
    Presented by: Steven Smith, Director of TV Automation, WideOrbit
  • and more...

    • Only $99 for a limited time!
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    Live Webcast:
    Challenges Surrounding Global Collaboration for Localized Content and Delivery

    Sponsored by Signiant
    Presented by: Adrian Scott, Director, Media Asset Capital
    September 29th @ 11:00am EST / 8:00am PST

    The creation of content is increasingly becoming a global industry. Different locales have requirements for program versions dubbed or subtitled in the local language, and edited to comply with local regulations. This localization is usually sub-contracted to specialist facilities. The consequence is that program files must be transferred around several facilities, and subject to ongoing review and approval, before ready for transmission in the target country.

    This webcast looks at the impact of the move from videotape to files for the handling of content such as:

  • The issues of transferring large files over intercontinental networks
  • The management of file delivery
  • Costs of videotape versus fiber/satellite transfer
  • Quality control and assurance for content delivery
  • Handling metadata and transactions.
  • Collaboration is cited as an advantage of file-based operation.
  • How is it implemented across an intercontinental network?

    • Attendance is Free

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    Virtual Event:
    Building Broadcast and Production Media-Oriented Architectures

    Wednesday, October 5

    Join us for a behind-the-scenes look at the MLB Network's Digital Center!
    Featuring Tab Butler, Director – Media Management + Post Production, Major League Baseball Network

    Learn how the Major League Baseball Network uses the latest digital solutions to produce hundreds of hours of content daily. This high-tension and fast-paced facility relies on digital technology and solutions that can be implemented at the local level. You too can build fast and efficient workflows. See how it’s done here.

    Plus, attend these Webcasts:

  • Production Flow - Automation Assist Helps Create Multiple-Screen Content, presented by: Sid Guel, President, Broadcast Automation Consulting (BAC)
  • Storage for Digital Media, presented by: Tom Coughlin, President, Coughlin Associates Don't miss this chance to get FREE education from the experts leading the way!
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    • White Paper: JPEG2000 Compression and IP Transport

    Sponsored by: T-VIPS

    The combination of JPEG2000 compression and IP transport constitutes a powerful, robust platform on which to build new HD/3G and stereo 3D contribution links.

    Sending JPEG2000 compressed video over IP networks enables programmers and content owners to preserve the highest image quality and repurpose their digital assets for all device formats. This allows the broadcaster to not only deliver the content to big HD/3D screens but also reformat the content to deliver a high-quality internet or mobile video viewing experience. To better understand why JPEG2000 transport over IP networks is an innovative solution to the growing video transport challenges; take a closer look at its inherent advantages and benefits. Moving JPEG2000 compressed video over IP transport networks addresses the technical challenges facing broadcasters today and well into the future. To better understand why JPEG2000 transport over IP is a powerful platform for cutting-edge broadcast and live digital cinema applications download the JPEG2000 paper.

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