AMWA Webinar: From DMF Vision to Implementation: Results and What's Next in the JT-DMF Working Groups
Tuesday, December 8 16:00 CET / 15:00 GMT / 10:00 AM ET / 7:00 AM PT
One year into the Joint Task Force on Dynamic Media Facilities (JT-DMF), its 4 Working Groups have already made significant progress around time synchronization, flow connection, compute resource management, and business considerations. If you want to know what has been happening and what the next steps are, join this webinar to find out.
On this 45-minute live event, Felix Poulin from CBC/Radio-Canada and Gareth Sylvester-Bradley from NVIDIA will offer you a practical look at how the iterative processes of each of the 4 Working Groups may impact IP media workflows, what results you could see soon, and how you can get involved.
Sign up to find out about:
Flow Connection: How the latest NMOS and MXL specifications are enabling connections between software-based media functions, and what's next for flow orchestration across dynamic workflows.
Compute Resource Management: How a new vendor-agnostic compute resource manifest helps define CPU, memory, and other requirements so media functions can be dynamically deployed on shared infrastructure.
End-to-End Synchronization: How the JT-DMF is tackling timing challenges in software-based production, including the “conform on ingress” principle and what's needed to maintain synchronization throughout dynamic workflows.
Business: How the shift to DMF is changing the economics of media production, including new approaches to total cost of ownership, resource utilization, and licensing models for dynamically provisioned workflows.
Security: How the EBU is tackling security requirements for DMF, including zero-trust principles and securing media workflows across on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments.
