VidTrans13 Annual Conference & Exhibition - Los Angeles, California, USA
"Content in Motion"

February 26 - February 28, 2013

Conference Program & Presentations

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Tuesday, February 26, 2013

1. A Vision Science Analysis of High-Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) for Smartphones, Tablets, HDTV, and Ultra HDTV.
   Sean McCarthy - Motorola Mobility
   
   
2. How to optimize transcoding throughput of file-based workflows
   Thomas Burnichon - ATEME
   
   
3. Networked Live Video Inside the Broadcast Plant
   Thomas Edwards - Fox
   
   
4. What happens when packets are dropped in IP routers
   Helge Stephansen - Nevion
   
   
5. High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) Update: Beyond the Main Profile, Tutorial
   Matthew Goldman-Ericsson
   
   
6. Measuring the performance of OTT Video from both User and Network perspective
   Alan Clark - Telchemy
   
   
7. What's the next big thing? - Training for Broadcasters
   MJ Drouin - Aldea Solutions
   
   
8. Glasses-free 3D displays for the broadcast industry
   Walt Husak - Dolby
   
   
9. Accurate objective lip-sync measurements for multi-format, multi-signal video networks
   Pierre Costa - AT&T
   
   
10. H.265 Video Encoding to TV and Beyond
    Mike Callahan - Elemental Technologies
    
    

Wednesday, February 27, 2013

1. File Based Contribution Workflows @ SRG SSR
   Shahin Arefzadeh - Dimetis Inc.
   
   
2. Ethernet to the Camera
   Wes Simpson - Telecom Product Consulting
   
   
3. Measured HTTP Streaming Video Performance in the Presence of Typical Network Impairments
   Jim Welch - Ineoquest
   
   
4. Status report on what progress has been made on JPEG2000 standardization
   John Dale - Media Links & Inge Hillestad - Nevion
   
   
5. Method for Deterministic Media Switching in IP Networks
   Carl Ostrom - System Resource
   
   
6. HEVC - Its complexity and opportunities
   Lac Do - Envivio Inc
   
   
7. VSF Future Collaboration with ATIS on QoE work.
   Pierre Costa - AT&T
   
   
8. Panel Discussion: Title "Charting the Future of Professional Media Connectivity"
   Each of the panelists will present their thoughts on the future of professional media. The panel will then explore the topic further, including looking at core infrastructure, the merging of professional and consumer media, the issue of distributed facilities and security.
   
   Participants: Rick Ackermans - Turner Broadcasting
   Pierre Costa - AT&T
   Brad Gilmer - Gilmer and Associates, Inc.
   John Mailhot - Harris
   Carl Ostrom - System Resource
   Pierre Robidoux - CBC
   
   

Thursday, February 28, 2013

1. Cloud Based Security Safety Net Systems for Broadcasters
   Pierre Robidoux - CBC Radio Canada
   
   
2. Hitless Protection Switching Activity Group Update
   Mike Bany - DVBLink
   
   
3. UHDTV next TV standard: a status update
   Adi Kouadio - EBU
   
   
4. Interop Discussion
   Jack Douglass - Packet Storm
   
   
5. Expanding Broadcast Applications Over IP Networks
   Richard Bullock - Ericsson
   
   

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