All Webinars & papers articles
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WebinarPlug and play or plug and pray? Making microservices work
Join IBC365 on Wednesday 24 June at 2pm BST to find out how media microservices are being widely adopted for new media solutions in the content supply chain.
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How to succeed in OTT in 2020
Join IBC365 on Wednesday 27 May at 2pm BST to find out how the OTT sector uses key business, technology and distribution strategies for success in 2020.
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Remote working: The new normal?
Join IBC365 on Thursday 7 May at 2pm BST to find out what impact coronavirus will have on the way we make and deliver content in future.
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Working remotely in a crisis
Join IBC365 on demand to learn how everyone across our industry deploys remote operations and technology to remotely edit and produce post and live broadcasts.
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Live production: Delivering a richer viewing experience
Join IBC365 on demand to learn how broadcasters use the latest technology to create richer and ultimately more immersive viewing experiences.
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Fighting pirates and safeguarding content distribution in an OTT world
Join IBC365 on Wednesday 18 March at 2pm GMT to learn how OTT platforms safeguard content.
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Whitepaper
Cloud video editing: fast, efficient and scalable
Discover how editing and publishing video in the cloud can be very fast, efficient and scalable. This cutting edge platform provides rapid access to video content for the easy creation of clips and highlights to multiple devices and platforms.
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Broadcaster VOD: Delivering the next generation of catch-up viewing
Join IBC365 on demand to learn how broadcasters with limited budgets build platforms to compete with the global players.
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Augmenting reality: Creative and commercial opportunities for AR content
Join IBC365 on demand to explore the technology, use cases and business models behind AR.
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Enabling intelligent media and entertainment
Join IBC365 and Microsoft on demand to learn how an intelligent cloud can empower and enable media and entertainment organisations to achieve more.
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Delivering live esports production at scale
Join IBC365 on demand to go behind the scenes to understand the technology and workflow behind producing live esports events.
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Whitepaper
The changing nature of TV
Learn about the 3 different types of TV viewing persona, how specialist new entrants are making their mark, and what the key recommendations are for traditional broadcasters and OTT providers.
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Technical Papers
Applying automation to high quality/low cost orchestra live streaming
In this paper, BBC Scotland explores the use of robotic pan-tilt-zoom (PTZ) cameras to capture an orchestral concert for live streaming.
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Technical Papers
Completely new production flow and IP based playout
In this paper, TV 2 explores a new architecture in IP based playout and workflow.
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Technical Papers
Live 360° video delivery
In this paper, MediaKind explores viewport-adaptive 360º video delivery.
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Technical Papers
Taking object-based media from the research environment into mainstream production
In this paper, BBC R D explores the design and architecture of Object-Based Media (OBM).
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Technical Papers
Globoplay thumbnails: Using AI to extract the best frame to represent drama series
In this paper, GLOBO introduces a novel algorithm responsible for the automatic thumbnail selection of drama series content published on OTT platform Globoplay.
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Technical Papers
Deep-learning based precoding techniques for next-generation video compression
In this paper, iSIZE proposes deep neural networks as precoding components for current and future codec ecosystems.
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Technical Papers
State-of-the-art of extended reality in 5G networks
In this paper, Nokia Technologies, 2KPN/TNO, and Qualcomm explore use cases, architectural, protocols and codec aspects for XR systems over 5G networks and their state-of-the-art in 3GPP and MPEG standardization organizations.
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Technical Papers
Evaluating the quality of multi-camera video capture and view-point interpolation for 6DoF AR/VR applications
In this paper, Philips Group Innovation presents a quality evaluation approach that uses ray-traced images of artificial scenes.
