16 Saturday 14.09.13 theibcdaily IP in the broadcast studio Conference Today
By Chris Forrester This is a very welcome reprise of an IEEE Broadcast
Symposium tutorial held in 2012 when the session was packed with engineers and technicians wanting to better understand how IP connections are increasingly being used in both radio and TV studios. Produced and chaired by Dr Rich Chernock (chief science
office at Triveni Digital) and he has brought together Guy Bouchard from Canada’s CBC/Radio, Harmonic’s Joel Wilhite and Patrick Waddell as well as Harris Broadcast’s John Mailhot. Dr Chernock says the engineering practices for IP connectivity differ considerably from what has been done in the facility in the past.
This tutorial session will bring a practical view of what is involved in using IP in the plant and many of the considerations necessary for its use, including
Dr Rich Chernock, chief science officer Triveni Digital, is in the chair
topics covering the new terminologies and acronyms, and in particular how the IP
network for broadcast use (content and control) is not the same as for normal IT use. Dr Chernock says the tutorial will also cover the new standards that have created by SMPTE that enable carriage of common broadcast plant signals over IP, as well as the use of IP to distribute audio within a multi-platform radio broadcast plant operating 24/7 with and without human involvement, with an overview of the in-plant network
technologies, their enablers and Nascent suite in hand from MAM maker
Media-Alliance By Michael Burns
MAM and media workflow supplier Media-Alliance is spearheading it range of products at the show with the first release of its Borneo product suite.
Complying with the new
AMWA FIMS standards and utilising HTML5, Borneo offers frame accurate media operations from web clients on tablets such as the iPad and is ready for Cloud operation, says the company. With a name Media-Alliance says was derived from ‘born new’, Borneo has optional applications for MAM, newsroom, user management,
content processing, media and business workflow management, metadata management, quality checking, media editing and content delivery. “We are really excited to show at IBC both our proven portfolio of MAM and workflow solutions that premium broadcasters have come to love and trust, and a preview
of our revolutionary new Borneo product suite,” explained Media-Alliance CEO, Giovanni Soldi. “Borneo continues our mission of simplifying MAM installation, operation and support, and providing our customers with the unique tools and workflows to enable them to focus on being more creative and maximising the
With Borneo’s HTML5 support an iPad user has access to a frame accurate tool to create a final EDL
value of their media assets,” Soldi added. 8.B71
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operational issues, as well as their impact on network architecture.
The session will also include an overview of IP streaming to end user devices, covering technologies in use, comparisons of protocols and an overview of a new standard (MPEG DASH). The emphasis throughout will be on the practical aspects of IP streaming for the broadcaster.
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