VidTrans17 - Making IP Video Production a Reality, Annual Technical Conference and Exposition - Los Angeles, California, USA

February 28 - March 2, 2017

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Conference Program & Presentations

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Tuesday, February 28, 2017

Session 1

1. Virtualized Broadcast Solutions: Reality Check
   Thomas Edwards - Fox
   
   
2. From Theory to Reality: Native IP Live Production using Media Function Virtualization
   Andrew Osmond - APERI
   
   
3. Advanced NICs and Their Applicability to Flexible Broadcast Environments
   Dotan Levi – Mellanox
   
   
4. BCE IP Broadcast Facility Case Study
   Phil Myers - SAM
   
   
5. PEG and Beyond
   Peter Keys – Charter Communications
   
   

Session 2

1. Panel Discussion: Roadblocks to Implementing 2110
   Moderator: Brad Gilmer – Gilmer & Associates
   Participants: Chuck Meyer – Grass Valley, Eric Fankhauser - Evertz, Toshiaki Kojima – Sony, Gerard Phillips - SAM
   
   
2. SCTE-104/35 and Beyond: A Look at Ad-Insertion in an OTT World
   Ciro Noronha, Ph.D. – Cobalt Digital
   
   
3. IP – A New Way to Think About Time
   Chuck Meyer – Grass Valley
   
   

Wednesday, March 1, 2017

Session 3

1. UHD HDR and Video Quality
   Sean McCarthy Ph.D. - ARRIS
   
   
2. The Use of SDN in Hybrid Cloud Production
   Fredrik Sallstrom – Net Insight
   
   
3. SDI to IP Core Infrastructure Change Out – Case Study, NHK, Japan
   John Dale – Media Links
   
   
4. System Migration to ST2110
   Paul Briscoe – Televisionary Consulting/Evertz
   
   
5. New VSF IPR Policy Review
   Brad Gilmer – VSF
   
   

Session 4

1. Panel Discussion: Getting from here to IP-based production
   Moderator: Brad Gilmer – Gilmer & Associates
   Participants: Rick Ackermans – MVA Broadcast Consulting, Carl Ostrom – System Resource, Mike Wilken – Fox Broadcasting, Wes Simpson – Telecom Product Consulting
   
   
2. IP Media Connectivity Convergence Across the Campus and the Country
   Andy Rayner - Nevion
   
   
3. Professional Media Transport over Packetized Networks
   Sergio Ammirata, Ph.D. - DVEO
   
   
4. Live Streaming Broadcast-Quality Video over Commodity Internet Networks
   Mike Flathers – Aspera, an IBM company
   
   

Thursday, March 2, 2017

Session 5

1. The MEF Third Network Vision and its Application to Media
   Dan Pitt - MEF Forum
   
   
2. Industry Activities around Video over IP and How They Relate
   Brad Gilmer and Richard Friedel – Fox
   
   
3. Next Generation Audio over IP
   Kent Terry - Dolby Laboratories
   
   
4. J2K-ULL Activity Group Update
   John Dale – Media Links
   
   
5. AMWA NMOS: connection management and other work
   Brad Gilmer - Gilmer & Associates
   
   
6. Network Control API
   Subha Dhesikan - Cisco
   
   
7. IP Zone at NAB
   Mike Cronk - AIMS & Stan Moote, CTO IABM
   
   
8. Interoperability Session Update
   Jack Douglass – PacketStorm
   
   
9. Studio Video over IP (SVIP) Activity Group Update
   Mike Bany – Fox
   
   

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