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Civolution's technology makes it possible to enable synchronization of content between TV and other devices – such as tablets and mobiles, or within the TV itself. 
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The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and the Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMEA) are to demonstrate some early capabilities of Service Orientated Media Workflows at this year's NAB show being held in Las Vegas in a little over one week's time.
More info here : http://tech.ebu.ch/events/fims-nab11
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Startup service TweePlayer, which launched its public beta Tuesday, does something very interesting, it synchronizes archived tweets about a show to non-lineair programming. Here’s a demo page that marries a “Dancing with the Stars” video with tweets about that particular show. You can tweet, as well, which would be seen by others who replay the same event later (but obviously, you can’t respond to each other in real-time).
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The new Backwards EPG allows operators to seamlessly integrate VoD (video on demand) and catch-up services into their existing EPGs without having to re-work their metadata operations. This means that the solution can be deployed immediately, opening up a new world of possibilities for both operators and consumers.
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Octoshape's paper is interesting as it gives details about the different multicasting modes that they support : Native Source-Specific Multicast, Automatic Multicast Tunneling, and Octoshape Simulated Multicast
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Foremost among the new features in Skytide Insight for CDNs are: -- Support for Adaptive Bitrate Protocols: Skytide can now analyze the high volume, high velocity data generated by adaptive bitrate streaming and quickly transform it into 167 different reports, enabling CDNs (and their customers and partners) to isolate and correct quality of service issues, precisely provision capacity and ensure accurate billing.
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Multi-platform support for both proprietary and open standard platforms including Yahoo! (ConnectedTV), Samsung (Internet@TV), LG (NetCast / Smart-TV), OpenTV and HbbTV, plus GoogleTV coming in 2011
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Product evolutions include :
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Packet Ship, a provider of software technologies for video-based services and solutions, said yesterday that it will be launching its latest platform of software components at the IP&TV World Forum later this month.
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The day when we see a 5,000 channel universe inside the Pay TV operator walled garden, with consumers picking out their favourite Internet TV channels that are then listed under a ‘My Channels’ type tab in the existing TV programme guide, and where potential subscription fees flow directly to the service provider, could be closer than it looked. Infinite TV Exchange from NDS, launched today, provides the content marketplace that makes this realistic. Delivered in high quality video, the over-the-top (OTT) content would be presented as just another channel option in the TV-centric user interface viewers are already used to.
Infinite TV Exchange website : http://www.infinite.tv
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Keep your encoding on your own computers, but have the option of using cloud encoding when you need it. That's the promise of the just-launched Sorenson Squeeze Server on Premise.
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It's Amazon S3 based, and seems to have a good approval workflow and integration with FCP. Add an API to it and you get a MediaSilo killer ?
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Ever since Yahoo Connected TV launched at CES in 2009, there has been a steady stream of TV app platform launches, including Google TV, Samsung, Broadcom/Adobe, Boxee, Blu-ray players, MythTV, and even Microsoft Xbox. However, there haven’t been any breakout apps for Internet-connected TVs — so-called “smart TVs.”
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Intéressante publication sur le workflow des contenus de M6 (à base d'Omneon), avant une seconde sur la production en studio, et la dernière sur la réalisation des journaux télévisés et sur la régie finale de la chaine.
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Synchronize.TV is an API that lets developers build 2nd screen apps (smartphone, tablet, laptop) that are TV-aware -- apps that track and leverage exactly what you’re watching on TV and where you are within the program, in real time
More info here : http://synchronize.tv/ GigaOM article here : http://gigaom.com/video/synchronizetv/
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With Watercooler by VDS, - social media posts are synchronized with television content playback and broadcasters can easily engage viewers and create additional revenue opportunities. Watercooler incorporates precise timing information from station automation, enabling synchronized tweets or Facebook posts throughout the broadcast, engaging viewers with program centric information. Watercooler uses the complete program schedule on a per-channel basis, including the true start time, which is much different than the scheduled start time. Segment durations, time code markers and any other associated metadata can be referenced as information.
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BSkyB’s director of on demand Griff Parry explained to delegates at yesterday’s IP&TV World Forum how his team has developed new technology that enabled its new Sky News iPad app to seamlessly blend live streaming with on-demand content.
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IneoQuest Technologies, Inc., the global provider of advanced video quality and service assurance solutions, and Envivio, a leading provider of live and on-demand multi-screen IP video processing and delivery solutions, today announced that they are collaborating to provide sophisticated quality assurance tools to Content Delivery Networks (CDNs) and over-the-top services (OTT) using adaptive bit rate video delivery technology.
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Javier Lasa has created a brilliant visual starter kit for anyone interested in TV App development on the single screen with his presentation at Slideshare.
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One of the main changes from HTML4 to HTML5 is that the new specification breaks a few of the boundaries that browsers have been confined to. Instead of restricting user interaction to text, links, images and forms, HTML5 promotes multimedia, from a generic
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They said elephants couldn't ride flying dolphins. They said that one of the world's most popular browsers couldn't play WebM video in HTML5. They were wrong.
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This demonstrates the integration with existing broadcast systems and how broadcasters can control the second screen.
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Irdeto turns obfuscation into a dynamic solution via its new ActiveCloak platform
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None of today's open standard technologies, or even the dominant proprietary ones, do timecodes right
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