Agenda
All times are Denver local time (MT), where the current time is .
Opening
Welcome remarks and agenda overview
Session #1: What to Use for Encoding
Details and links
Break
Break
Session #2: How to Do Encoding
Details and links
End of the day
Session #3: Workflows
Details and links
Break
Break
Session #4: Ads and Measurements
Details and links
End of the day
Session #5: Interop and Standards
Details and links
Break
Break
Session #6: Industry Trends
Details and links
End of the day
Session #7: Low Latency
Details and links
Break
Break
Session #8: Enhancing Streaming
Details and links
Closing
Registration
Registration for the workshop is free of charge, however, it is mandatory for everyone.
Registration will stay open till December 4th, 2020.
Attendee Info
Online Event Page
The Online Event Page has all the information to access the live broadcast. The on-demand content will also be provided on this page for the attendees after each day. The date for general public availability of all videos (on our YouTube channel) is December 15th.
Each day, the first session starts at 8am MT and the second session starts at 10:30am MT.
Discussions and Q&A
There is no live Q&A this year. Instead, use the respective room in sli.do (passcode: minion) to ask questions or provide comments. Speakers should answer the questions during the week (sli.do will stay open till December 7th). There will also be occasional polls and a post-event survey in sli.do.
mhv/2020 Clip
Organization
Sponsors
Contributors
Program Committee
We received a record number of (more than 90) proposals this year and the following program committee members worked hard to finalize the agenda:
Weidong Mao (Co-chair, Comcast)
Clarence Hau (Co-chair, NBCUniversal)
Thomas Stockhammer (representing 3GPP)
Madeleine Noland (representing ATSC)
Yasser Syed, Alex Giladi, Dan Grois and Ali C. Begen (representing Comcast)
Will Law (representing CTA WAVE)
Iraj Sodagar (representing DASH-IF)
Rufael Mekuria (representing DVB)
Jon Piesing (representing HbbTV)
Terry Douds (representing IEEE BTS)
Paul Hearty (representing SCTE)
Jason Thibeault (representing SVA)
Thierry Fautier (representing Ultra HD Forum)
John Riviello (representing W3C)