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Multimedia Streaming Systems in Depth
Duration: 4 days
1-4 Feb. 2010, Washington, D.C.
Registration Form1-4 Mar. 2010, New York, NY 26-29 Apr. 2010, Washington, D.C. 24-27 May 2010, New York, NY Course DescriptionThis course describes in detail the major components and technologies required to build an IP-based multimedia system. These include capture devices, clients, servers and network elements, IP network protocols and the science of audio and video compression. Various competing systems are also dissected. Exercises throughout this course provide practical experience with multimedia streaming systems. Exercises include:
Course BenefitsEffective use of live and stored audiovisual content can significantly improve communications (both internally between management and employees, as well as externally with customers and vendors), reduce costs, improve training and accelerate learning curves, and improve security. These benefits are illustrated with real-world examples. The course will help developers of systems and components with product road maps, while enabling IT managers to make an informed choice when deciding which systems to purchase. Participants Will Learn to
Who Should ParticipateDevelopers of multimedia systems or major components for these systems, as well as IT staff managing complex systems, will benefit from this course. The course is geared toward technical staff with an engineering or computer science background. A basic knowledge of IP networks is recommended. Course ContentApplications of Multimedia Streaming
Major Components of Multimedia Streaming Systems
Definitions and Terminology
Technical Challenges
Underlying Technologies
Competing Streaming Technologies
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