Gain the technical knowledge you need to make your station's Mobile DTV deployment a success!

Broadcast Engineering and the OMVC invite you and your colleagues to join us November 17th at the Castaway Restaurant & Event Center in Burbank, CA for the continuation of Mobile DTV Live featuring the top minds in the field. Access the Speaker List and View the Schedule of Sessions

Don't let the Mobile DTV train leave the station without you! Learn how you can maximize the full potential of the digital television spectrum from the experts leading the way. Turn your Mobile DTV plans into Mobile DTV profits

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Featured Webcast:(11AM EST)
Production Flow - Automation Assist Helps Create Multiple-Screen Content
Presented by: Sid Guel, President of Broadcast Automation Consulting (BAC) and a noted authority on broadcast automation and digital media workflow

Broadcasters are increasingly finding it important to support not only multiple over-the-air channels, but also web and mobile content delivery. Even more pressing is that these new channels require constant attention and feeding. However, smaller staffs can find it hard to keep the web and mobile channels up-to-date and current without the help of new technology. Attendees in this seminar will learn how production automation, applied carefully, can make the support of multiple channels and screens almost as easy as one-channel is today.

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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.

Broadcasters and film and television producers face the common challenge of transporting HD video content reliably and cost-effectively. Whether they need to transfer video between production studios or from an external venue to the production studios, the key considerations include signal integrity, cost and operational simplicity. The need to preserve the original signal quality is often addressed through the use of tapes and disks to exchange information back and forth between various post-production locations. While efficient in maintaining signal quality, it is a rather tedious, costly and time-consuming process. Read this white paper to learn about a highly reliable, scalable and flexible optical platform that addresses the specific requirements of native digital video transport.

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