"With the growth, variety, and criticality of video – the ways in which we capture, processes and distribute video streams are changing. Today, video producers and consumers want more control over the process. This includes technical aspects such as resolutions, latency, workflows, and a myriad of other factors. However, just as important are the ways video is distributed...
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In this free webinar presented by Videon, discover how you can bring traditional cloud function to the point of video origination as Rob Zazueta and Todd Erdely, President of Videon, discuss the benefits and capabilities of a video compute platform.
"In this IABM TV interview, we are joined by Todd Erdley, President at Videon to hear how they are transforming and impacting the streaming market and the opportunities that are available. Todd tells us about Videon’s recent funding and how they are planning to use this investment along with what’s coming up for them on the innovation side. Finally, Todd talks to us about the Videon culture and what makes them unique."
During this talk, Todd Erdley, Founder and President of Videon, walks viewers through how edge computing for live video can create a unified experience for live sports betting users.
Ultra-low latency (ULL) video streaming is enabling content owners with OTT workflows to further enhance viewer experiences. Interactive social features and other additive services deepen real-time engagement with audiences beyond what is possible with a traditional live broadcast.
Learn how smart cities can take advantage of live video and edge computing to create a more safe and comfortable life for its citizens across different applications.
With an influx of digital and live streamed opportunities since the beginning of the pandemic, the need to provide accurate and precise information is critical. To help combat this issue, Videon recently released LiveEdge, a premium platform-as-a-service (PaaS) solution that adds feature enhancements, customization options, and intelligent automation to Videon’s video compute platform.
With the growth, variety, and criticality of video – the ways in which we capture, process, and distribute video streams are changing. Today, video producers and consumers want more control over the process. This includes technical aspects such as resolutions, latency, workflows, and a myriad of other factors. However, just as important are the ways video is distributed. This overview is the starting point to discuss how the power of edge computing at the video source is set to revolutionize how video can be handled in broadcast.
For industry leaders in sports data analytics, receiving and analyzing live video feeds from an extensive array of sports events with ultra-low latency is mission-critical. Learn how a Video Compute Platform leverages KLV metadata to deliver ultra-low latency live video streams enhanced with accurate video origin timestamps for the first time.
While live sports continues to single-handedly prop up traditional broadcast television, it also is on the cusp of a major breakout in the avenue of live streaming. Quicker, more efficient delivery of live video is driving more interactive live experiences that will drive greatest engagement and far greater business opportunities. How are sports rights holders evolving their offerings in the area of fan content, sports betting, and more as latency improves at scale?
