With the rise of UHD and the demand for more bandwidth rapidly increasing, a scalable solution for live production television is greatly needed. A solution which can be workable now and survive into the foreseeable future can be achieved with the magic ratio of 4:1. This magic ratio is the compression ratio of TICO, a mezzanine compression algorithm that offers the speed and quality needed for live production applications.
This Grass Valley webinar will cover where and when to use compression in general and the value of adding lightweight compression to your workflow, regardless if your infrastructure is SDI or IP, providing a scalable solution that will enable 4K on one wire. The qualities of a successful compression algorithm will be discussed and common issues, such as timing and latency, will be addressed.
The 60 minute webinar will address:
- Why use compression – and what type of compression?
- How well can TICO scale?
- What are the challenges of UHD and how can compression help?
- How can you build today and be ready for tomorrow?
- What about timing?
Event time:
Wednesday, August 12, 2015
8:00 am PDT, 11:00 am EDT
4:00 pm GMT, 5:00 pm EST
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On set and in post-production Al’s expansive knowledge and professionalism contributed greatly to the ultimate success of this project. I would highly recommend Al Caudullo and Explore 360 for any video production that you have and most certainly for any 360 video shoot.
VR specialist filmmakers like Al Caudullo, to create and showcase wonderful 360 VR video from around the world. Al was one of the fifteen creators worldwide who were chosen to participate in Facebook’s new product launch – 360 Live…but also filmed them in a creative and engaging way. His live videos were shared to Facebook 360 Page…
His (Al’s) vast experience at every level of execution from concept to post-delivery, make Al the ideal partner for anyone seeking to enter the 360° or VR space. I’m pleased that I got to work with him, to see the magic in action. Even beyond all the tools and the know-how, I would most of all recommend Al because he is a pleasure work with.”
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