Tech Papers 2026: This paper investigates the feasibility of cloud-based audio-mixing systems by re-examining existing assumptions about network conditions, multicast transport and synchronisation.
Abstract
Demand for flexible and resource-efficient broadcast production continues to increase, particularly in facilities with constrained technical resources. Internet Protocol (IP)-based and distributed production workflows have been widely discussed as alternatives to traditional facility-centric architectures, and cloud-based production models have emerged as potential options for selected workflows.
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