This session shares the experiences of two broadcasters as they trialled new technologies into their production workflows. The session took place at IBC2023 at the RAI, Amsterdam on Friday 15 September. These three papers are available to download via the links below.
Tech Papers 2022: This paper describes the ongoing activities of the Enhanced Video coding (EVC) project of the Moving Picture, Audio and Data Coding by Artificial Intelligence (MPAI).
Tech Papers 2022: This paper explores the use of remote production techniques within television production.
Tech Papers 2022: This paper introduces SSEF, a framework to evaluate AI-generated stories based on structure, emotion, logic, and plausibility to improve audience engagement.
Tech Papers 2022: This paper shows that shifting user values toward social connections over personal achievement are driving demand for personalized, uninterrupted media content rather than live broadcasts.
Tech Papers 2022: This paper, 5G Trials and Tribulations, sets out what VISTA aimed to achieve, how it achieved those aims and some of the problems along the way.
Tech Paper 2022: The paper presents a neural network-based method to accurately predict mobile device energy usage when playing HDR video, improving battery management over previous approaches.
Tech Paper 2022: The paper presents fast multi-encoding schemes for HEVC to reduce computational complexity and costs in large-scale video streaming, using metadata reuse, parallel processing, and machine learning for efficient DASH content delivery.
Tech Paper 2022: This paper explores hybrid 4G/5G models for mobile TV sports production to optimize efficiency and reduce costs.
Tech Paper 2022: This paper explores energy-efficient 5G video distribution and next-gen codec impacts.
