Webinar: A Series with Comcast, Eurovision Services, NFL, Live X
SRT Tuesday is a series of virtual events hosted by Haivision, Microsoft, and the SRT Alliance featuring the latest innovations using the SRT open source protocol. Attend and learn how you can leverage SRT for today’s challenges of streaming low latency, high quality video over unpredictable internet connections.
Vice President Marketing
Executive Director, Product
Head of Operations & Engineering
In this webinar, major media companies and SRT trailblazers, Comcast Technology Solutions and Eurovision Services will share details of their SRT implementations and explain the business and technology considerations that led to them to adopt the SRT open source protocol and move towards more agile IP-based workflows.
Vice President Marketing
Vice President, Product Management
In this webinar, our video experts delve into the critical components of 4K live contribution workflows and explain how SRT video streaming technology can help you to overcome challenges. Enjoy a live demonstration of a 4K contribution workflow, using Haivision solutions including the Makito X4 video encoder, Haivision SRT Gateway, Haivision EMS, Haivision Play Pro, and the debut of Haivision’s newest addition to its family of low latency products – the Makito X4 video decoder!
Vice President Marketing
Vice President, Football Technology Solutions
Vice President, Product Management
Get an exclusive behind the scenes look at the technology and workflows that helped the NFL to pull off one of its most ambitious projects yet: delivering the first ever virtual NFL Draft.
Learn about the SRT roadmap, new developments and kickoff the SRT Plugfest
Hosted by the SRT Alliance, and sponsored by Microsoft and Haivision, the SRT 2020 Vision webinar will give you updates on the latest SRT developments.
Vice President Marketing
Technical Video Engineer
Producer & Co-Founder
Learn how broadcasters are leveraging the benefits of SRT in their remote workflows for at-home staff for overcoming today’s challenges of crowded internet connections, firewalls, poor quality video conferencing, packet loss, and latency.