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Live from Anywhere for Local Broadcast
Aug 10, 2017 10:44 am | TelVue
TelVue Field Application Engineer Brian Albertson has been tapped to participate in an upcoming seminar on “Navigating the IP Broadcast Revolution”, a free lunch presentation sponsored by High Output in Boston later this month. The “Tech Talk Tuesday” event will “demonstrate real-time examples of live broadcast IP workflows, from acquisition to content distribution”, and include […]
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Live from Anywhere for Local Broadcast
Aug 10, 2017 | 0 comments
TelVue Field Application Engineer Brian Albertson has been tapped to participate in an upcoming seminar on “Navigating the IP Broadcast Revolution”, a free lunch presentation sponsored by High Output in Boston later this month.
The “Tech Talk Tuesday” event will “demonstrate real-time examples of live broadcast IP workflows, from acquisition to content distribution”, and include demonstrations of a range of IP broadcast solutions for local public, educational and government TV operations.
Albertson will be demonstrating the versatility of the IP workflow, such as tuning in to a neighboring town’s live event, football game, meeting, and leveraging internet feeds; going live from anywhere with portable encoders and an ever-growing array of mobile options; simplify connectivity with backhaul over the LAN.
For an example of the kind of go-live-from-anywhere scenario that will be covered, check out these instructions in the TelVue Knowledgebase for pairing up a JVC camera to a HyperCaster for live coverage using RTMP.
TelVue and High Output are partnering in this event with Broadcast Pix and JVC for a broad overview of how new technology now allows us to broadcast live, ultra-low latency content over a network without compromising signal quality.
If you’re in the Boston area on August 29th, sign up for this free tech learning opportunity here.
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Live from Anywhere for Local Broadcast
Aug 10, 2017 10:44 am | TelVue
TelVue Field Application Engineer Brian Albertson has been tapped to participate in an upcoming seminar on “Navigating the IP Broadcast Revolution”, a free lunch presentation sponsored by High Output in Boston later this month. The “Tech Talk Tuesday” event will “demonstrate real-time examples of live broadcast IP workflows, from acquisition to content distribution”, and include […]
The post Live from Anywhere for Local Broadcast appeared first on TelVue.
Live from Anywhere for Local Broadcast
Aug 10, 2017 | 0 comments
TelVue Field Application Engineer Brian Albertson has been tapped to participate in an upcoming seminar on “Navigating the IP Broadcast Revolution”, a free lunch presentation sponsored by High Output in Boston later this month.
The “Tech Talk Tuesday” event will “demonstrate real-time examples of live broadcast IP workflows, from acquisition to content distribution”, and include demonstrations of a range of IP broadcast solutions for local public, educational and government TV operations.
Albertson will be demonstrating the versatility of the IP workflow, such as tuning in to a neighboring town’s live event, football game, meeting, and leveraging internet feeds; going live from anywhere with portable encoders and an ever-growing array of mobile options; simplify connectivity with backhaul over the LAN.
For an example of the kind of go-live-from-anywhere scenario that will be covered, check out these instructions in the TelVue Knowledgebase for pairing up a JVC camera to a HyperCaster for live coverage using RTMP.
TelVue and High Output are partnering in this event with Broadcast Pix and JVC for a broad overview of how new technology now allows us to broadcast live, ultra-low latency content over a network without compromising signal quality.
If you’re in the Boston area on August 29th, sign up for this free tech learning opportunity here.
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