Olympics 2024: Technology to broadcast beyond expectations
2024 is a pivotal 12 months for the sports broadcast industry, with a forecast global television audience of four billion for the Paris Olympics alone.
2024 is a pivotal 12 months for the sports broadcast industry, with a forecast global television audience of four billion for the Paris Olympics alone.
Live streaming runs 24/7, necessitating round-the-clock monitoring. However, VQA monitoring is highly resource-intensive. Fortunately, data-driven methods offer a more economic alternative to hardware, drastically reducing costs. Touchstream’s dVQA leverages existing data from Touchstream’s ABR monitoring, employing a machine learning approach to predict potential VQ issues. vvvv
As streaming audiences for live events grow, so do the challenges for video service providers wishing to deliver smooth and successful broadcasts.
Production teams outside major studios have traditionally lacked advanced data science and machine learning to completely capture the full-lifecycle monetization potential of programming brands.
Integrating live programming into hosted playout solutions is a challenge. Join Georg Lenzen and Rick Young for a live demonstration to see how easy it can be.
Moments Lab’s award-winning MXT-1.5 multimodal AI indexing technology enables content producers to cut media sourcing time in half, and focus their efforts on great video storytelling to captivate audiences and boost ROI.
ECOFLOW is an extremely ambitious project aiming to tackle the environmental impact of media consumption by developing consolidated metrics for energy consumption at major steps of the end-to-end technology supply chain, best-of-breed energy-saving features into a unified user experience.
The IBC Exhibition Stand Design Awards winners have been announced at IBC2024 in Amsterdam.
Why has FAST been less successful in Europe compared with the US so far? Can FAST increase its share of the continent’s media market?
Weighing up the right balance for human-machine collaboration, Andy Hood from WPP shares what he believes to be the right formula combing people, platform and skills, saying, “AI did not create this work, PEOPLE created this work, using AI.”