SMPTE® launches new webcast series

SMPTE® is launching a new Essential Technology Concepts Webcast Series, designed to cover the foundational concepts, technologies, and workflows associated with the creation of professional media content. Slated for Feb. 7, the first webcast, titled, “Human Perception Fundamentals: Color, Contrast, and Motion,” will feature guest speaker David Long, director of the RIT Center for Media, Arts, Games, Interaction & Creativity (MAGIC) and MAGIC Spell Studios. The series will cover topics such as human perception, imaging physics, the fundamentals of color science, and sound systems, and provide opportunities to learn about M&E technology fundamentals and discuss critical topics and questions with subject matter experts. The webcasts are being offered to both SMPTE members and non-members to support the advancement of the M&E industry and its members. Information and registration details about the new series, as well as other SMPTE webcasts is available online at www.smpte.org/webcasts.

Videon, a developer of 4K and HD streaming products, is simplifying video streaming with the introduction of its VersaStreamer product line. VersaStreamer eliminates a key workflow barrier by enabling simultaneous output of three RTMP streams. With this capability, plus support for simultaneous output of MPEG-TS streams, HLS, and recording, the tech brings valuable flexibility to live streaming by facilitating simultaneous processing and distribution of streams to multiple platforms — Facebook, YouTube, a CDN for streaming via a website, or a local network or display. Users can stream locally, point-to-point, and to multiple online video platforms simultaneously while also recording to a backup USB. The VersaStreamer is available in three models, supporting up to 4K.


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