AMWA Webinar: The Path to DMF
Updated: Sep 3
How do you get from today's broadcast infrastructure to tomorrow's Dynamic Media Facility?
As broadcast infrastructure continues to evolve – from analog to SDI to ST 2110 and now toward Dynamic Media Facilities – what changes, what stays the same, and what will define the next generation of media infrastructure?
Willem Vermost from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and Pedro Ferreira from Bisect explore the technologies, design principles, and practical first steps that can help engineers begin experimenting with DMF without starting from scratch.
Watch the full webinar: The Path to DMF
Watch to find out about:
The core technologies and architectural principles behind DMF, including compute, virtualization, timing, networking, and MXL
Real-world ways to begin experimenting with evaluating, testing, and adopting DMF in broadcast environments
What will carry over from analog, SDI, and ST 2110, and what’s completely new
How DMF can integrate within your existing facility
You’ll also hear answers to about a dozen questions from the audience, including:
How is the original media material preserved, when different applications change it directly in the memory according to their purpose?
You mentioned MXL is flexible with transport protocols and PTP is required, however not all transport protocols utilize PTP, so how can you use MXL with transports that do not support PTP?
What is needed to run all of this?
When people moved from SDI to 2110, everyone said, start small, start experimenting, and try to learn what it is to move into the realm of IP. Is it the same for the move to DMF?
After you watch, if you want more information about JT-DMF or you’re ready to get involved, visit https://www.amwa.tv/jtdmf.
