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IEE to sponsor 21st century broadcasting seminar in London
Nov 17, 2004 8:00 AM, HD Technology Update e-newsletter
The Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE) will sponsor a two-day seminar Nov. 30-Dec.1 in London on recent developments and applications in the fields of HDTV, digital cinema, IT technology and multimedia developments.
The seminar, “From IT to HD: Visions of Broadcasting in the 21st Century,” will include panel discussions and demonstrations from HD players, including Sony, Toshiba, JVC and Orange.
Among the panelists and topics scheduled:
“Interoperability for Professional Video on IP Networks” - Peter Elmer, Pro-MPEG Forum UK;
“Challenges to Building a Large Scale MPLS Broadcast Network” - Michael Firth, BT Exact;
“Uncompressed HD and SD Video Transport over IP Networks” – Wes Simpson, Media Links Systems;
“I’m a Broadcaster, Get Me Out of Here” – David Wood, European Broadcasting Union head of technology;
“The Basics of HD, the Challenges and the Variations now Emerging for the Prosumer, Television and the Cinema” – Chris Hearn;
“Large Screen Displays for the Home and Cinema to cover LCDs, Plasmas and Projectors” - Prinyar Boon, Snell & Wilcox;
“Lecture on J2K” - Touradj, Ebrahimi, Swiss Institute of Technology, EPFL;
“The BBC and HD” – Andy King, BBC
Those who make reservations to attend the two-day seminar before Nov. 19 will receive a discount on registration fees.
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