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Call for Contributions

ACM Mile-High Video (MHV) is a flagship industry-oriented technical conference in the area of video technologies, which has been successfully running in Denver, Colorado, starting from 2016. ACM MHV 2025 welcomes contributions from both industry and academia to share real-world problems and solutions as well as novel approaches and innovations from content production to consumption. ACM MHV 2025 will provide a unique opportunity to view the interplay of the industry and academia in the area of video technologies.

Content production, encoding and packaging

  • Encoding for broadcast, mobile and OTT, and using AI/ML in encoding

  • New and emerging audio, image and video codecs (incl. point cloud coding, light field coding, holography coding, etc.)

  • Edge, network and cloud-based coding

  • Perceptually optimized objective quality metrics

  • Quality assessment models and tools, and user experience studies

  • Storage applications for video processing and streaming

  • Accessibility

  • HDR

Workflows

  • Virtualized headends, cloud-based workflows for production and distribution

  • Redundancy and resilience in content origination

  • Ingest protocols

  • Ad insertion

Content delivery and security

  • Developments in transport protocols and new delivery paradigms

  • Protection for OTT distribution and tools against piracy

  • Analytics

Streaming technologies

  • Adaptive streaming and transcoding

  • Low latency

  • Player, playback and QoE developments

  • Content discovery, promotion and recommendation systems

  • Protocol and Web API improvements and innovations for streaming video

Industry trends

  • 3D/XR video (NeRF, Gaussian splatting, etc.)

  • Scalable and multi-view video coding deployments

  • Video and audio coding for machines

  • Cloud gaming and gaming streaming

  • Provenance, content authentication, and deepfakes

  • Energy management in video compression and streaming

  • Edge computing tools and applications

  • Hardware for content encoding, storage, and distribution

Standards and interoperability

  • New and developing standards in the media and delivery space

  • Interoperability guidelines

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