Video over Ethernet
Last month, we explored the merging of IP with SDI. This month, we will continue to explore this topic by looking at recent work on video over Ethernet.
Merging IP and serial digital video
Since its inception, video has been running over coaxial cable. In the early days, the PL-259 connector, sometimes known as the UHF connector, was used.
JPEG 2000
JPEG 2000 has caught the attention of the professional media world for good reason. First, it closely matches some workflows, where the production process
Continuation plans
Almost every media company has a requirement to keep the lights on when things go wrong. Most companies have a written plan that describes specific steps
Networked media
It will not be long before there is a complete disconnect between where professional media is stored and where it is being used. This is a profound shift,
Navigating the cloud
If you are wondering how the relates to professional media applications, you are not alone because one of the hottest topics in the IT world these days
Programming routers
This month's article will introduce network router programming. If you have not worked with IT infrastructure, you may be surprised at the number of options
User authentication
System security is like the weather; lots of people worry, but no one actually does anything about it. The January Computers & Networks column Media network
Metadata
By now, most engineers have heard that metadata refers to data about data. As facilities move from tape to files, and from tight integration to service
Core network protocols
Understanding the core protocols running on your media networks helps you manage your facility.
Live video transport
New and emerging standards provide interoperable professional video over IP transport.
Media network design
Paying attention to network architecture can keep media networks operating efficiently
