VidTrans11 Annual Conference & Exhibition - Los Angeles, California, USA
"Video Services; Embracing new technologies and applications"

February 1 - 3, 2011

Photos from VidTrans11 Conference & Exhibition held in Los Angeles, CA on February 1-3, 2011

Conference Program & Presentations

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• Attendance List (pdf, 10k)
  
  

Tuesday February 1, 2011

Session 1

1. Developing End-to-End Standards for 3DTV to the Home (pdf, 261k)
   Bill Zou - DTS Inc.
   
   
2. Media Fingerprinting, Applications in Broadcast Television (pdf, 1.65Mb)
   Martin Jolicoeur - Miranda
   
   
3. The Math of SMPTE 2022 Forward Error Correction(pdf, 992k)
   Helge Stephansen - T-VIPS
   
   
4. Network Management Trends (pdf, 400k)
   Shahin Arefzadeh - Dimetis

Session 2

1. Cloud Computing Training for Content Providers (pdf, 1.38Mb)
   MJ Drouin - D. Technologies Inc.
   
   
2. SONET/SDH 2022 over SONET AG Report (pdf, 64k)
   Mike Bany - DVBLink
   
   
3. Qualifying Broadcast Systems Using PCR Based Analysis (pdf, 734k)
   Jeff Van Roekel - Sencore
   
   
4. Commonwealth Games 2010 IP Contribution Case Study (pdf, 2.91Mb)
   Santanu Dasgupta - Cisco Systems
   
   

Wednesday February 2, 2011

Session 3

1. 3DTV; Hype or Hear To Stay (pdf, 2.59Mb)
   Richard Bullock - Ericsson
   
   
2. FEC Activity Group Progress Report (pdf, 766k)
   Jack Douglass - Packet Storm
   
   
3. Video Content Ad Hoc Group Status Report (pdf, 147k)
   Wes Simpson - Telcom Product Consulting
   
   
4. The VeriStream HTTP Adaptive Streaming QoS Metric (pdf, 872k)
   Jim Welch - IneoQuest
   
   
5. Baseband Meets Broadband (pdf, 2.12Mb)
   John Mailhot - Harris

Session 4

1. Transmitting Live Video on 3G: Will the Mobile Phone Network Work for Contribution? (pdf, 543k)
   Wes Simpson - Telecom Product Consulting & Bob Ehlers- HauteSpot Networks
   
   
2. Video Transfer and Video at Rest: Streams and Files (pdf, 680k)
   Jakob Hummes - Harmonic
   
   
3. 3DTV? We Don't Even Do HDTV Yet! (pdf, 3.80Mb)
   Stan Moote - Harris
   
   
4. Panel Discussion: 3D - delivering a quality experience; an exploration of challenges, open issues, and solutions
   We all know that 3D is a subject which is getting a lot of interest. Panelists will explore some of the challenges, open issues, and potential solutions to delivering a high-quality 3D experience. Will the industry meet the demand in this new area? Attend this panel to hear an informed discussion on delivery of 3D.
   
   Participants: Pierre Costa - AT&T, Walt Husak - Dolby, Emory Strilkauskas - ESPN, Richard Bullock - Ericsson, Stan Moote - Harris, Rick Ackermans - Turner
   
   

Thursday February 3, 2011

Session 5

1. Interoperation Activity Group Report(pdf, 566k)
   John Dale - Media Links
   
   
2. IP Video Case Study (pdf, 643k)
   Mike Wilken - Big Ten Network
   
   
3. A reconfigurable video transport system implementing SMPTE 2022-x enabled by FPGAs. (pdf, 761k)
   Chin Koh-Nevion & Matt Klein - Xilinx
   
   
4. 3D Test Shoot Report (pdf, 1.29Mb)
   Walt Husak - Dolby
   
   

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