INTER BEE ONLINE

November 13

12:30〜14:30

Room 103

Overcome the Challenges of Live and on demand video streaming

Steve Miller-Jones

VP of Product Strategy
Limelight Networks., Inc

Masami Onodera

Product Manager
LivePark Inc.

November 13

15:00〜17:00

Room 103

Technical Essence of Broadcasting IP Transformation - Multicast, Timing, Automation, Visualization & Network Design

Media production companies, be they pre- or post- production, or real-time broadcast, are dealing with an explosion of content as they race their productions to market. Digital capture and editing technologies, along with next-generation animation workflows, create multiple image streams that must be parsed among realtime and non-linear broadcast workflows, and then to IP destinations of varying formats. CGI and animation production studios were the first to leverage price/performance gains and investment protection of mainstream IP based Ethernet infrastructures. Image, file and transport protocols streamlined file based workflows, allowing the use of COTS compute platforms running over standard IP Ethernet networks. These open architectures simplify scaling and technology evolution. Migrating real-time broadcast workflows from SDI crosspoint switches to Ethernet based IP is a greater challenge. Additional timing and control standards are needed to facilitate interoperability and scaling while ensuring quality and synchronization. Equally important is the development of open, standard orchestration APIs that quickly and reliably translate the actions on a video control board to the affected traffic flows in the IP-Ethernet switching infrastructure. The standards being developed at SMPTE with the support of the Video Services Forum and other industry standards groups are now being applied to production ready IP Ethernet platforms. These solutions, available from industry stalwarts as well as upcoming innovators, are enabling new forms of content while supporting current and future generations of capture, editing and display formats; all while greatly minimizing future migration costs. The foundation of this transformation are high-speed, scalable, switched IP networking infrastructures that reliably and easily interconnect a universe of end point systems. This session describes the key technical essences such as IP Multicast, PTP synchronization and Network Design for IP transformation.

Koichi Hyodo

System Engineering Manager
Arista Networks Japan Limited.

Naoya Hashimoto

NS Research & Development Sec. NS Development Dept.Network Solutions Div.Manager
SEIKO SOLUTIONS INC.

November 13

15:00〜17:00

Room 104

The Future of Artificial Intelligence in Broadcasting ～ Case studies how AI powers the next generation of broadcasting and Spectee' view of broadcasting future.

Kenjiro Murakami

CEO
Spectee Inc.

November 14

10:30〜12:00

Room 103

Broadcast Production in the Cloud with SRT Hub & Microsoft Azure

Join leading service providers and broadcasters as they discuss today’s challenges of accelerating the production of breaking news and delivering live events using SRT Hub and Microsoft Azure cloud services. This panel session will feature broadcasters and Microsoft Azure ecosystem partners as they discuss their challenges and how SRT Hub addresses them. Hear how broadcasters are using secure real-time internet-based connections to fuel broadcast cloud services so that their production processes can stay competitive with the speed of social media.

Peter Maag

Chief Marketing Officer
Haivision