The Business Case For Deploying Multi-Language Video

Since only 5.5% of the world speaks English as its native language, there’s a big opportunity to grow your audience by moving rapidly into global markets. At the Streaming Media East show , taking place next week May 21-22 in NYC, we have a session that will focus on  The Business Case For Deploying Multi-Language Video .

Learn How Old Media Is Embracing Online Video and New Media at #smeast

At the Streaming Media East show , taking place next week May 21-22 in NYC, we have a session that will discuss how converging media technologies are redefining traditional distribution methods; how interactive and on-demand services are changing; and how entertainment and news video is being consumed. Come hear from publishers, and advertisers about the impact that video and new media is having upon their business models. Confirmed speakers include: Moderator: Jose Castillo, President, thinkjose Erin Gargan, President and CEO, Socialite Mina Seetharaman, Senior Partner, Advanced Video Practice, OgilvyOne Steven Siegel, Specialist Sales Executive, Video,  Microsoft Advertising Max Haot, Co-Founder, CEO, Livestream It’s not too late to get a pass to the show and readers of my blog can register using my own personal discount code of DR13, which gets you a two-day ticket to the show for only $695 and gives you access to 40 sessions and how-to presentations and 100+ speakers. You can also register for an exhibits only pass and get access to the show floor, both keynotes from CBS and ESPN and all the networking events, at no charge.

Best Practices For Live Streaming Production

At the Streaming Media East show , taking place next week, May 21-22 in NYC, we’ve got a session that will discuss tips and tricks, best practices, and lessons learned regarding the technical setup of live streaming production. Learn how to stream multiple formats from a single encoder, use social networking overlays, leverage adaptive bitrate streaming, and transition between live streams from multiple camera angles using multi-encoder synchronization. Confirmed speakers include: Moderator: Philip Nelson, SVP, Artist and Media Relations, NewTek Erin Bigelow, Technical Director, St.

How To: Evaluating the Effectiveness Of Your H.264 Encoder

Not all video encoders are created equal. And at the Streaming Media East show next week, you’ll learn how to evaluate the effectiveness of your H.264 encoder. See the real-world video outputs of top commercial H.264 encoders compared, including those from Telestream, Harmonic, Sorenson, and Adobe, as well as open-source options such as FFmpeg and x264. Learn what features you should have available in an encoding tool before you invest your organization’s budget in a solution. It’s not too late to get a pass to the show and readers of my blog can register using my own personal discount code of DR13, which gets you a two-day ticket to the show for only $695 and gives you access to 40 sessions and how-to presentations and 100+ speakers.

Using File-Based Workflows With Live Streaming To Replicate The Linear TV Experience

If you want to learn how to make a broadcast channel from VOD assets and the methods for distributing live streams to desktops and portable devices for all co-viewing opportunities, then don’t miss the Streaming Media East show next week . Vevo and Level 3 will walk you through the process of turning your video on demand (VOD) library into an online broadcast channel in a presentation entitled, “ How To: Using File-Based Workflows With Live Streaming To Replicate The Linear Television Experience .” Get detailed specifics on encoding, leveraging your CMS to integrate metadata, how to set up a playlist mechanism, and how to turn the file-based encodes into live HD streaming.

Content Preparation And Transcoding For Multiscreen Delivery

With the introduction of adaptive streaming formats, a growing number of IP-enabled streaming boxes, and the proliferation of handheld devices, content owners face increasing challenges for multi-screen content preparation. At the Streaming Media East show , taking place next week, May 21-22 in NYC, we’ve got a session that will analyze the key components of file-based transcoding and will talk practically about converting content for multi-screen delivery. Learn how to encode content for each device, the algorithm choices/trade-offs, codec settings, and the particular requirements of various distribution platforms

Driving Engagement: Companion vs. Convenience

While second screen companion experiences are a phenomena in the home, they are mostly used as a first screen viewing device outside the home. At the Streaming Media East show , taking place next week May 21-22 in NYC, we have a session organized by the Media & Entertainment Services Alliance on the topic of, “ Driving Engagement: Companion vs.

#smeast Show Session: The Cost Benefits of Enterprise Webcasting

If you’ve been struggling to demonstrate the value of your webcasts in measurable terms, then the Streaming Media East show , taking place May 21-22 in NYC, is the place for you. Darrell Prowse, Webcast Producer/Director at The Boeing Company will show you how to collect and measure data that can be used to justify corporate webcast efforts. Attendees will learn how to measure the benefits of using viewer registration, webcast scheduling, total webcast cost avoidance, viewer analysis, and webcast funding. The audience for this presentation will take away a working formula that computes the real cost benefit of a webcast. It’s not too late to get a pass to the show and readers of my blog can register using my own personal discount code of DR13, which gets you a two-day ticket to the show for only $695 and gives you access to 40 sessions and how-to presentations and 100+ speakers.

Monetizing TV Everywhere Across Multiple Platforms

As changes in technology and viewer behavior have altered how consumers watch TV, so too has the pay TV industry been forced to reexamine how content is monetized. At the Streaming Media East show , taking place May 21-22 in NYC, we’ve got a session that will map out key new standards and technologies that pay-TV providers can leverage to capture ad dollars as TV is viewed everywhere and at any time, including approaches for delivering the reach advertisers need, despite audience fragmentation; using addressability to minimize wasted ad spends; increasing engagement with viewers via interactivity and second-screen tie-ins; and increasing efficacy via better measurement. Confirmed speakers include: Moderator: Chris Hock, SVP, Product Management, BlackArrow Richard Shirley, VP, Distribution Business Development,  A+E Networks Pat Dunbar, New Media and Advanced Advertising Executive, DiMAStrategy Group Ashley Still, Director, Product Management, Adobe Video Solutions Duncan Potter, CMO, SeaWell Networks It’s not too late to get a pass to the show and readers of my blog can register using my own personal discount code of DR13, which gets you a two-day ticket to the show for only $695 and gives you access to 40 sessions and how-to presentations and 100+ speakers.

Learn The Best Practices For Live Streaming Delivery From Viacom

At the Streaming Media East show , taking place May 21-22 in NYC, Dylan Armajani, Digital Workflow Technologies Specialist at Viacom will present best practices, lessons learned, and a general overview of the technical set-up for a professional live streaming production. Learn about transmission methods (IP, cellular, fiber, satellite), encoding on site or off, picking the proper encoder for the job (software vs. hardware), maximizing encoder & CDN efficiency, and delivering adaptive HD streaming to the desktop, mobile, and OTT boxes. If you want to learn about live streaming delivery, from someone in the trenches, you don’t want to miss Dylan’s presentation. Come learn how to improve your next live event and get your questions answered

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