Riding the Wave of Over The Top Video Streaming
In the lead up to the Streaming Forum 2018 conference, I wrote a series of five articles describing some of the challenges of reliably delivering a live streaming service at scale for millions of customers every day.
The fourth article about Origin Servers and CDNs was published coding on the Streaming Media Europe website on 8th January here.
I hope you enjoy reading it and look forward to hearing your comments.
Jeff
In the lead up to the Streaming Forum 2018 conference, I wrote a series of five articles describing some of the challenges of reliably delivering a live streaming service at scale for millions of customers every day.
The third article about Encryption was published coding on the Streaming Media Europe website on 2nd January here.
I hope you enjoy reading it and look forward to hearing your comments.
Jeff
In the lead up to the Streaming Forum 2018 conference, I wrote a series of five articles describing some of the challenges of reliably delivering a live streaming service at scale for millions of customers every day.
The second article about Packaging was published coding on the Streaming Media Europe website on 19th December here.
I hope you enjoy reading it and look forward to hearing your comments.
Jeff
In the lead up to the Streaming Forum 2018 conference, I wrote a series of five articles describing some of the challenges of reliably delivering a live streaming service at scale for millions of customers every day.
The first article about Transcoding was published coding on the Streaming Media Europe website on 14th December here.
I hope you enjoy reading it and look forward to hearing your comments.
Jeff
I was invited to speak on two panels at the Next Generation TV Forum conference in London on the 14th June with the second one on the topic of “Does network control make a difference for delivering a great TV over IP experience?”. This was a very technical panel and one of the interesting points that came up was the idea of extending network control to within the home. The reasoning for this is that in typical UK households with our colder winters, WiFi range especially at the 2.4Ghz band can be limited by the building. With the Sky Q box and mesh networking, your Q box becomes a wireless hotspot, thus extending the WiFi range and improving the customer experience for in home entertainment.
• What do consumers consider is a ‘good’ TV/video experience?
• Do you need to own a network to keep control over content delivery
• How to scale for large but volatile TV audience
Moderator:
• Nigel Walley, Managing Director, Decipher
My fellow panelists were;
• Anthony Berkeley, Business Development VP, Nokia
• Ben Schwarz, Founder & Owner, CTOiC
• Matt Stagg, Head of Mobile Video & Content, EE
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