TikTok, Reels, Shorts, and any other short-form video service you want to name are eating our time online, and they don’t seem to be going anywhere any time soon. So how do we encode and stream video in a way that’s optimised for short-form video? Disclaimer: I don’t have all the answers, but sure have some ideas.
Having revolutionised media consumption by offering new outlets for movies, TV shows and news content, FAST is extending its reach into live sport, for so long the preserve of pay TV channels. This session will range across the factors that have driven FAST to-date and how the business model is adapting to accommodate live streamed through innovative monetization models and personalisation of sporting content.
In this session we continuing our journey to seamlessly blend 5G and traditional broadcast. Our first paper, investigates the technical feasibility of a 5G Broadcast simultaneously co-existing in the same UHF channel as a traditional broadcast (ATSC 3.0, DVB-T2, ISDB-T).
In today’s competitive marketplace, video service providers need to find ways to maximise efficiency and flexibility across their operations in order to empower greater monetisation and enhance viewing experiences. This session will look at how media companies can streamline workflows and content management processes through managed services or cloud-based technologies to gain friction free access to media assets, maximise the value and utility of their archives and open-up routes to new revenues.
This presentation explores Brazil’s transition to TV 3.0 and the live pilot broadcast of the Paris Olympics 2024. Building on the success of the FIFA World Cup 2022 showcase, Brazil’s broadcasters and the SBTVD forum have demonstrated significant advancements in TV technology. The trials showcased seamless interoperability of TV 3.0 components, highlighting substantial improvements in service quality. Attendees will gain insights into the collaborative efforts between device manufacturers, technology vendors, and broadcasters to underpin this transformative journey, paving the way for the nationwide rollout of TV 3.0 in 2025.
ioMoVo revolutionizes the media and entertainment industry with advanced multi-model AI. By integrating natural language processing, computer vision, and predictive analytics, ioMoVo optimizes content reuse and creates new assets from data captured by cameras, microphones, and screen shares. This innovative approach enhances viewer engagement and enables personalized content delivery, setting new standards for operational efficiency, creativity, and audience connection. Discover how ioMoVo’s cutting-edge AI technology elevates media organizations to deliver captivating, tailored experiences in the digital era.
AI is more than just the next big thing — it’s a pivotal force reshaping the media and entertainment landscape. But how does this translate in reality? Our series of case studies provides a deep dive into AI’s real world applications that are optimising operations and unlocking new business opportunities.
We at Dubformer will introduce a unique AI Dubbing solution for professional and non-professional dubbing and record studios, voice talent, translators, and adapters. Based on the project requirements, Dubformer provides: dubbing, voice-over, or audio description script recording, retakes, using a different voice actor for a role, dubbing multiple characters with one voice, creating an AI voice for an actor, and other services.
Roland Axelsson will present an innovative workflow using the SRT protocol to enhance live video distribution. The presentation focuses on a robust redundancy strategy that ensures uninterrupted broadcasts over public internet networks.
Daf Van Campenhout, Head of Content at the Royal Belgian Football Association (RBFA), together with EVS’ Solutions Manager MediaHub Hans van Eijk, will explain how the federation has elevated its content management and distribution operations using EVS’ MediaHub. They will outline how the cloud-based platform is boosting team efficiency, offering seamless access to content from any location and using AI features to allow for swift retrieval of footage for both internal teams and external stakeholders; in turn maximizing its commercial opportunities and enriching the experience for thousands of Belgian football fans.