These are a few examples of special interest groups that operate in the media and broadcasting sphere. They publish useful supporting materials that will help you deploy standards-based products.
This list of standards creating organizations is not exhaustive but it does describe the important ones whose standards are in everyday use in a broadcasting environment.
Welcome to the first in a series that sets out to become a comprehensive guide to the array of standards which are the glue that holds our technology and our industry together. Standards can be complex but they make everything work consistently and reliably. It will be a very long…
The goal with in-camera LED wall based virtual production is to capture the final image on set, to eliminate the need for compositing in Post. How much is left to finishing and grading?
Open Caching, a specification created by the Streaming Video Technology Alliance (SVTA), promises Content Providers a standardized CDN (Content Delivery Network) model that delivers a better end-customer QoE (Quality of Experience), and a possible way for ISPs (Internet Service Providers) to gain new operational efficiencies and earn new revenues from…
Latency is a fact of life in everyday broadcast production. Understanding why it happens is fundamental to establishing the right processes to bringing everything into harmony.
Michael Grotticelli shares his personal perspective on the technology and business trends that have defined 2023 and some observations on where we might be headed into 2024.
As demand continues to grow the eternal search for ever greater efficiency through optimization of processing, publishing, and storage of ready-to-stream VOD files remains a core developmental goal.
New technology in the manufacture of LED video wall panels has the potential to bring improvements to how color is reproduced and to expand the creative options available within virtual production.
There is nothing worse than out of sync audio. We examine timing and synchronization in IP, baseband and hybrid systems from the perspective of audio… with a little history lesson in synchronization formats along the way.
