Mobile World Congress (MWC) has become an increasingly relevant show for broadcasters and video service providers as more and more viewing takes place on smart phones, tablets and laptops, and as 5G networks becomes capable of delivering HD and even Ultra HD quality. This was truer than ever at the recent MWC 2023 in Barcelona, which was almost back to pre-pandemic levels of attendance, 88,000 against the record 109,000 in 2019.
Modern software development is highly reliant on cross functional software teams. Maintaining a common operating system with dependencies that meet the needs of every developer is almost impossible, but containers go a great way to solve these challenges.
There are many philosophies out there about who and when to trust. When it comes to securing high value assets, you really can’t be too careful.
Varnish Software, in collaboration with Intel and Supermicro, sets new records in video streaming with 4th Gen Intel Xeon processor achieving 1.3 Tbps per server throughput at 1.17 Gbps per Watt.
Machine learning and some other AI techniques are increasingly being applied for many aspects of media content compliance and moderation, ranging from technical compliance for parameters such as loudness, to vetting for hate speech.
The greatest amount of compression comes from the use of inter coding, which consists of finding redundancy between a series of pictures.
WorldCast Systems has announced the extension of its new Ecreso AiO portfolio to include the Ecreso FM 100W and Ecreso FM 300W transmitters. The launch of these new low-power transmitters will take place at the 2023 NAB Show and follows the successful 2022 release of the Ecreso FM 1kW.
Simply moving workflows and software applications to virtualized infrastructures – whether public or on-prem – will not leverage the power of cloud. Monolithic software programs and static workflows all conspire against the broadcaster when they are reaching to achieve the flexibility, scalability, and resilience that cloud systems promise.