SMPTE-NE

26/11/2021

Did you miss our November 22, 2021 TEAMS MEETING?
KAIROS, A NEW IT/IP-BASED VIDEO PRODUCTION PLATFORM FROM PANASONIC
With Rick Lamb and Gregger Jones, Panasonic

ABSTRACT OF PRESENTATION:

AV-over-IP Technology has re-defined the areas of audiovisual, video conferencing, and broadcast into a singular environment. Today's professionals are seeking new ways to create high-quality immersive experiences in Media Production. Key to this effort are production systems that support live event broadcasts and remote operation in today's digital world, enabling greater flexibility while reducing cost.

Join us on Monday, November 22, as Rick Lamb explores the future of video switching and processing, including the unique benefits of the KAIROS IT/IP live video production platform and enjoy a preview of new software that will expand the platform's capacity to produce larger and more complex Video events. Unlike a conventional hardware-based switcher, KAIROS offers a future-proofed, customizable solution that supports any type of live production scenario and creates an immersive experience for viewers.

KAIROS is a new IT/IP platform from Panasonic which provides LIVE video production based upon new concepts and innovative architecture. It incorporates Panasonic-developed software to maximize the power of GPU & CPU capacities for video processing. KAIROS offers uncompressed, one frame processing delay, mix and match any type of content such as 4K or even 8K as well as SMPTE ST-2110, NDI, SRT, RTMP, 3G and 12G SDI.

Essentially ANY Video format available. KAIROS can provide unlimited layers with NO RESTRICTIONS such as those found in traditional M/E & Keyer-based FPGA hardware platforms. The KAIROS system is easy and familiar to set up and operate. It is much more than just a Switcher. It is a New Generation in Video Production!

PRESENTER BIOGRAPHY:

Rick Lamb has enjoyed many years' experience in Production Switcher Engineering/Operations, Product Sales and Management. Together with manufacturers such as AMPEX, ABEKAS, Philips BTS, Grass Valley, and now at Panasonic, his focus is on immersive new and Next-Generation Technology & Solutions.

Watch the recording!
Click on the link on our web site at http://smpte-ne.org/

New England Section of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers Our page is at: https://www.facebook.com/smptene/

20/11/2021

At the November 22, 2021 TEAMS MEETING......
IT/IP BASED VIDEO PRODUCTION PLATFORM
With Rick Lamb and Gregger Jones, Panasonic

Rick Lamb
Senior Sales Solution Manager, Panasonic Gregger Jones
Territory Account Manager, North East, Panasonic

Rick Lamb, Senior Sales Solution Manager and Gregger Jones, Territory Account Manager, North East

Panasonic System Solutions Company, Broadcast, Cinema & Professional Video Systems

ABSTRACT OF PRESENTATION:

AV-over-IP Technology has re-defined the areas of audiovisual, video conferencing, and broadcast into a singular environment. Today's professionals are seeking new ways to create high-quality immersive experiences in Media Production. Key to this effort are production systems that support live event broadcasts and remote operation in today's digital world, enabling greater flexibility while reducing cost.

Join us on Monday, November 22, as Rick Lamb explores the future of video switching and processing, including the unique benefits of the KAIROS IT/IP live video production platform and enjoy a preview of new software that will expand the platform's capacity to produce larger and more complex Video events. Unlike a conventional hardware-based switcher, KAIROS offers a future-proofed, customizable solution that supports any type of live production scenario and creates an immersive experience for viewers.

KAIROS is a new IT/IP platform from Panasonic which provides LIVE video production based upon new concepts and innovative architecture. It incorporates Panasonic-developed software to maximize the power of GPU & CPU capacities for video processing. KAIROS offers uncompressed, one frame processing delay, mix and match any type of content such as 4K or even 8K as well as SMPTE ST-2110, NDI, SRT, RTMP, 3G and 12G SDI.

Essentially ANY Video format available. KAIROS can provide unlimited layers with NO RESTRICTIONS such as those found in traditional M/E & Keyer-based FPGA hardware platforms. The KAIROS system is easy and familiar to set up and operate. It is much more than just a Switcher. It is a New Generation in Video Production!

PRESENTER BIOGRAPHY:

Rick Lamb has enjoyed many years' experience in Production Switcher Engineering/Operations, Product Sales and Management. Together with manufacturers such as AMPEX, ABEKUS, Philips BTS, Grass Valley, and now at Panasonic, his focus is on immersive new and Next-Generation Technology & Solutions.

November 22, 2021 TEAMS Meeting
KAIROS, A NEW IT/IP-BASED VIDEO PRODUCTION PLATFORM FROM PANASONIC
6:45pm Meeting Open, 7:00pm Meeting Start (US and Canada)
Click here to join meeting or join from our SMPTE-NE.org website.
Or call in (audio only) +1 862-294-4427, 884708382 # United States, Newark, New Jersey Phone Conference ID: 884 708 382 #

If you are not on our e-mail list and desire regular monthly invitations, contact Marty Feldman, Chair, at [email protected].

SMPTE meetings are free and open to all, members and non-members alike.
Be sure to invite your professional colleagues!

New England Section of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers Our page is at: https://www.facebook.com/smptene/

23/10/2021

The Oct 20 meeting on SMPTE Standards with SMPTE Fellow Dave Acker had been posted!

16/10/2021

At the October 20, 2021 Zoom Meeting...
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMPTE STANDARDS
What Standards are all about; Why do we need them? And the remarkable development story of an industry cornerstone standard.

Dave Acker, SMPTE Fellow

Dave Acker, SMPTE Fellow

ABSTRACT OF PRESENTATION:

SMPTE is an internationally recognized standards organization that provides a vital technical framework to the industry. Its more than 800 standards and related documents are currently embraced by engineering communities internationally. Such standards influence nearly every piece of motion-imaging content seen and heard by billions of viewers worldwide.

This presentation will include a discussion of:

The structure of the SMPTE Standards Organization
The Technology Committees, their scope of work, topics, and standards
Standards committee meetings and updates of their work
PRESENTER BIOGRAPHY:

David E. Acker is considered a development pioneer in the field of digital TV signal processing by many engineering professionals in the industry. He has developed several advanced Time Base Correctors, Frame Synchronizers, Noise Reducers, Image Enhancers, and Color Correction products for a number of companies including FOR.A Co Ltd, Broadcast Pix, Media 100 and Microtime Inc.

David graduated from RPI with a BSEE and a MSEE from MIT. David holds several patents, in the fields of Digital Television Signal Processing and Live Video Production Systems. David was elected a SMPTE Fellow in 1992, and has presented numerous papers on TBCs and Synchronizers, digital signal processing, and color correction at SMPTE Annual Technical Conferences. He was very active in working on several SMPTE Standards Committees that generated numerous Digital Television standards for the industry.

October 20, 2021 Zoom Meeting
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMPTE STANDARDS
6:45pm Meeting Open, 7:00pm Meeting Start (US and Canada)
Click here to join meeting:
Meeting ID: 459 664 7480 Passcode: SMPTENE

If you are not on our e-mail list and desire regular monthly invitations, contact Marty Feldman, Chair, at [email protected].

SMPTE meetings are free and open to all, members and non-members alike.
Be sure to invite your professional colleagues!

If you wish to unsubscribe from these New England SMPTE e-mail messages, simply email to [email protected] and request removal from our e-mail list.

16/10/2021

At the October 20, 2021 Zoom Meeting...
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMPTE STANDARDS
What Standards are all about; Why do we need them? And the remarkable development story of an industry cornerstone standard.

Dave Acker, SMPTE Fellow

ABSTRACT OF PRESENTATION:

SMPTE is an internationally recognized standards organization that provides a vital technical framework to the industry. Its more than 800 standards and related documents are currently embraced by engineering communities internationally. Such standards influence nearly every piece of motion-imaging content seen and heard by billions of viewers worldwide.

This presentation will include a discussion of:

The structure of the SMPTE Standards Organization
The Technology Committees, their scope of work, topics, and standards
Standards committee meetings and updates of their work
PRESENTER BIOGRAPHY:

David E. Acker is considered a development pioneer in the field of digital TV signal processing by many engineering professionals in the industry. He has developed several advanced Time Base Correctors, Frame Synchronizers, Noise Reducers, Image Enhancers, and Color Correction products for a number of companies including FOR.A Co Ltd, Broadcast Pix, Media 100 and Microtime Inc.

David graduated from RPI with a BSEE and a MSEE from MIT. David holds several patents, in the fields of Digital Television Signal Processing and Live Video Production Systems. David was elected a SMPTE Fellow in 1992, and has presented numerous papers on TBCs and Synchronizers, digital signal processing, and color correction at SMPTE Annual Technical Conferences. He was very active in working on several SMPTE Standards Committees that generated numerous Digital Television standards for the industry.

October 20, 2021 Zoom Meeting
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SMPTE STANDARDS
6:45pm Meeting Open, 7:00pm Meeting Start (US and Canada)
Click here to join meeting: www.zoom.ux
Meeting ID: 459 664 7480 Passcode: SMPTENE

If you are not on our e-mail list and desire regular monthly invitations, contact Marty Feldman, Chair, at [email protected].

SMPTE meetings are free and open to all, members and non-members alike.
Be sure to invite your professional colleagues!

If you wish to unsubscribe from these New England SMPTE e-mail messages, simply email to [email protected] and request removal from our e-mail list.

21/09/2021

TOMORROW!: At the September 22, 2021, Season Opening Zoom Meeting...
THE CASE TO CAPTION EVERYTHING
State of the Art in Automated Speech to Text for Closed Captioning

ABSTRACT OF PRESENTATION:

This presentation will explain and discuss:

Automated Speech Recognition (ASR), and how it applies to captioning of video & audio content.
Benefits and drawbacks of today's various other captioning methods.
U.S. regulatory captioning environment, its predicted future, and penalties.
How the REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT will impact Content creators, Content publishers such as Websites, Broadcasters as well as Venue designers, owners and Systems Integrators.
Mr. Bennett's discussion will also provide an overview of the actual benefits from ASR, such as:

Creation of sidecar simple-text file transcripts and text-based search/navigation of media assets.
Improved customer experiences by quickly and easily finding the content they are seeking.
Transcripts of meetings & events, or important audio communications.
Translation for a Global Marketplace, both Live and On-Demand.
Search Engine Optimization, for improved Internet search results for finding your captioned media
This will be a presentation to illustrate the importance of captioning ALL OF YOUR MEDIA, from regulatory compliance needs to an improved consumer experience and greater monetization of audio and video assets

PRESENTER BIOGRAPHY:

Bill Bennett joined ENCO Systems in early 2019 after a sales engineering position with the German firm Lawo. Previously to that, Bill was a long-time broadcast engineer, consultant and project manager, overseeing ITV and OTT deployments, and venue technical build-out and operations for five Olympic Games and countless US broadcasts spanning the NBA, NHL, NFL and more. Bill also served as an executive producer and New Media Business Development executive at QVC. Bill owned a Laser display production company, where he got to play with really big lasers.

[email protected] | [email protected]| (248) 827-4440 ext. 205

Zoom link to attend the meeting:
Time: September 22, 2021, 6:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4596647480pwd=NUpmZkhwa1MvVFNMMStlNzM2cmRaUT09

Meeting ID: 459 664 7480
Passcode: SMPTENE

SMPTE meetings are free and open to all, members and non-members alike.
Be sure to invite your professional colleagues!

01/09/2021

At the September 22, 2021, Season Opening Zoom Meeting...
Bill Bennett, ENCO: THE CASE TO CAPTION EVERYTHING
State of the Art in Automated Speech to Text for Closed Captioning

ABSTRACT OF PRESENTATION:

This presentation will explain and discuss:

Automated Speech Recognition (ASR), and how it applies to captioning of video & audio content.
Benefits and drawbacks of today's various other captioning methods.
U.S. regulatory captioning environment, its predicted future, and penalties.
How the REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT will impact Content creators, Content publishers such as Websites, Broadcasters as well as Venue designers, owners and Systems Integrators.
Mr. Bennett's discussion will also provide an overview of the actual benefits from ASR, such as:

Creation of sidecar simple-text file transcripts and text-based search/navigation of media assets.
Improved customer experiences by quickly and easily finding the content they are seeking.
Transcripts of meetings & events, or important audio communications.
Translation for a Global Marketplace, both Live and On-Demand.
Search Engine Optimization, for improved Internet search results for finding your captioned media
This will be a presentation to illustrate the importance of captioning ALL OF YOUR MEDIA, from regulatory compliance needs to an improved consumer experience and greater monetization of audio and video assets

PRESENTER BIOGRAPHY:

Bill Bennett joined ENCO Systems in early 2019 after a sales engineering position with the German firm Lawo. Previously to that, Bill was a long-time broadcast engineer, consultant and project manager, overseeing ITV and OTT deployments, and venue technical build-out and operations for five Olympic Games and countless US broadcasts spanning the NBA, NHL, NFL and more. Bill also served as an executive producer and New Media Business Development executive at QVC. Bill owned a Laser display production company, where he got to play with really big lasers.

[email protected] | [email protected]| (248) 827-4440 ext. 205

Please click on the Zoom link to attend the meeting:
Time: September 22, 2021, 6:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4596647480pwd=NUpmZkhwa1MvVFNMMStlNzM2cmRaUT09

Meeting ID: 459 664 7480
Passcode: SMPTENE

27/06/2021

That's it for this season! We'll be starting back up in the fall...

Let us know if there's something you think we should host a meeting about. Also if you like the Zoom format meetings we tried adopting for Covid-19...

Here's who to contact:

Marty Feldman, [email protected], Chair.

Paul Beck, [email protected], Treasurer and maker of our famous meeting chowder!

Bob Lamm, [email protected], Web page (smpte-ne.org) and page editor.

Check in on us in late August...

SMPTE meetings are open to all, members and non-members alike.
Be sure to invite your professional colleagues.

UPCOMING MEETINGS

Keep your eyes out for announcements in late August and let us know if you have any ideas or suggestions for topics we should cover. Also how you like our recent experiments with Zoom streaming our meetings that we originally intended to avoid Covid with.

Have a nice Summer!

23/05/2021

For those of you who missed Wednesday's meeting, we have just posted it on our web site:
THE TRANSITION FROM SDI TO ST 2110 IP AND ST 2059 PTP: BEST PRACTICES AND LESSONS LEARNED
With Karl Kuhn, PMP, SMPTE Fellow, Principal Solutions Architect | Tektronix Video Division | Telestream

Abstract of Presentation:

This presentation will be a tutorial on what you need to know to understand the challenges we face in making the transition from SDI to an IP-based transport for Video, Audio and Data. Karl will share what he has learned by being involved in several ST 2110 and ST 2059 deployments with a focus on what questions early adopters wish they had asked. New troubleshooting methodologies are required to visualize variable delay across the network and how critical multilayer trend measurements can be made on the stream to improve QoS and QoE.

Presenter Biography

Karl Kuhn is a Principal Solutions Architect at Telestream specializing in Next Gen test and measurement of ST 2110 IP, ST 2059 PTP, 4K and UHD, HDR and WCG, and transmission. He launched his career at Tektronix in 2000. Prior to Tektronix he was the lead Video Test Engineer for IBM in their Digital Video Development Laboratory in Bethesda, MD. Karl holds 3 U.S. patents and 1 Japanese patent that cover In-service Testing of Digital Broadcast Video. He is a contributing author for the 11th Edition of the NAB Handbook responsible for chapter 2.9 covering Digital Video Standards and Practices. He is the SMPTE Eastern Region Governor and Past SMPTE North American Sections Director. In 2015 Karl was raised to SMPTE Fellow. He is also a Certified Project Management Professional thru PMI and the George Washington University.

The whole meeting, including questions, was recorded. It can be seen on our YouTube site at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RKqezuxkY4U. Our enire list of meetings can be seen at the bottom of http://smpte-ne.org.

New England Section of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers Our page is at: https://www.facebook.com/smptene/

17/05/2021

At the Wednesday, May 19, 2021, Zoom Meeting......
THE TRANSITION FROM SDI TO ST 2110 IP AND ST 2059 PTP: BEST PRACTICES AND LESSONS LEARNED
With Karl Kuhn, PMP, SMPTE Fellow, Principal Solutions Architect | Tektronix Video Division | Telestream

Abstract of Presentation:

This presentation will be a tutorial on what you need to know to understand the challenges we face in making the transition from SDI to an IP-based transport for Video, Audio and Data. Karl will share what he has learned by being involved in several ST 2110 and ST 2059 deployments with a focus on what questions early adopters wish they had asked. New troubleshooting methodologies are required to visualize variable delay across the network and how critical multilayer trend measurements can be made on the stream to improve QoS and QoE.

Presenter Biography

Karl Kuhn is a Principal Solutions Architect at Telestream specializing in Next Gen test and measurement of ST 2110 IP, ST 2059 PTP, 4K and UHD, HDR and WCG, and transmission. He launched his career at Tektronix in 2000. Prior to Tektronix he was the lead Video Test Engineer for IBM in their Digital Video Development Laboratory in Bethesda, MD. Karl holds 3 U.S. patents and 1 Japanese patent that cover In-service Testing of Digital Broadcast Video. He is a contributing author for the 11th Edition of the NAB Handbook responsible for chapter 2.9 covering Digital Video Standards and Practices. He is the SMPTE Eastern Region Governor and Past SMPTE North American Sections Director. In 2015 Karl was raised to SMPTE Fellow. He is also a Certified Project Management Professional thru PMI and the George Washington University.

Scheduled Zoom meeting
Wednesday, May 19, 2021
6:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada).
Clck here to join the Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86261328716?pwd=eTF1WWI3QVQ2MVJCNHNocjR2cnQ1dz09
MEETING ID: 862 6132 8716 PASSCODE: SMPTENE

Special thanks for arranging this meeting event to Karl Kuhn and Section Chairman, Marty Feldman

SMPTE meetings are open to all, members and non-members alike.
Be sure to invite your professional colleagues.

Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, confer...

22/04/2021

If you missed yesterday's (Wednesday's) meeting with Videography columnist and Metropolitan Opera consultant Mark Schubin about how opera was often ahead of media technology by hundreds of years, we just posted it on our web site at www.smpte-ne.org! We have his complete graphic presentation (PDF) as well as the latest links Mark thought would interest people. Go to the lower part of web the page.

Next month's meeting with Karl Kuhn, Principal Solutions Architect/Tektronix Video Division/Telestream discussing the transition from SDI to ST 2110 IP and ST 2059 PTP
BEST PRACTICES and LESSONS LEARNED will be on May 19.

17/04/2021

Don't forget - this Wednesday!:
At the Wednesday, April 21, 2021, Zoom Meeting......
THE FANDOM OF THE OPERA - OPERA & MEDIA TECHNOLOGY... PRE-AND POST-PANDEMIC
With MARK SCHUBIN of the Metropolitan Opera in New York
Abstract:

Do you use stereo sound ? A lighting dimmer ? A parabolic microphone ?

You can thank OPERA !

Arguably, even newscasts and sportscasts owe their existence to OPERA. Prior to the pandemic, OPERA was involved in every aspect of media technology, from the first bootleg recording (in 1888) to virtual reality and Google Glass. When the pandemic hit, OPERA houses may have shut down but not OPERA itself, which has actively made use of everything from live-motion capture and computer graphics to Zoom to snail mail.

* How does the Metropolitan Opera control the exit lighting in thousands of cinemas on all seven continents of the world ?
* How does "A-V perspective" affect lip-sync ?

All will be explained in detail at the New England Section SMPTE meeting with Mark Schubin on Wednesday, April 21, 2021, via ZOOM..

Presenter Biography:

Multiple-Emmy-Award-winning SMPTE Fellow Mark Schubin has been the (freelance) engineer-in-charge of the Metropolitan Opera's media projects since 1973 and has worked with other opera companies around the world. He is the winner of SMPTE's 2017 Presidential Proclamation and the Lifetime Achievement Award of Marquis's Who's Who in America.

Mark's blog at SchubinCafe.com is archived by the Library of Congress.

Scheduled Zoom meeting
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Check in time: 06:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada).
Presentation: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Click here to join the Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86931450485?pwd=QUV0NWx5RldJRFZiOWdCdkNsR0Vkdz09
MEETING ID: 869 3145 0485 PASSCODE: SMPTENE

Special thanks for arranging this meeting event to Mark Schubin and Section Chairman, Marty Feldman

Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, confer...

07/04/2021

At the Wednesday, April 21, 2021, Zoom Meeting......
THE FANDOM OF THE OPERA - OPERA & MEDIA TECHNOLOGY... PRE-AND POST-PANDEMIC
With MARK SCHUBIN of the Metropolitan Opera in New York
Abstract:

Do you use stereo sound ? A lighting dimmer ? A parabolic microphone ?

You can thank OPERA !

Arguably, even newscasts and sportscasts owe their existence to OPERA. Prior to the pandemic, OPERA was involved in every aspect of media technology, from the first bootleg recording (in 1888) to virtual reality and Google Glass. When the pandemic hit, OPERA houses may have shut down but not OPERA itself, which has actively made use of everything from live-motion capture and computer graphics to Zoom to snail mail.

* How does the Metropolitan Opera control the exit lighting in thousands of cinemas on all seven continents of the world ?
* How does "A-V perspective" affect lip-sync ?

All will be explained in detail at the New England Section SMPTE meeting with Mark Schubin on Wednesday, April 21, 2021, via ZOOM..

Presenter Biography:

Multiple-Emmy-Award-winning SMPTE Fellow Mark Schubin has been the (freelance) engineer-in-charge of the Metropolitan Opera's media projects since 1973 and has worked with other opera companies around the world. He is the winner of SMPTE's 2017 Presidential Proclamation and the Lifetime Achievement Award of Marquis's Who's Who in America.

Mark's blog at SchubinCafe.com is archived by the Library of Congress.

Scheduled Zoom meeting
Wednesday, April 21, 2021
Check in time: 06:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada).
Presentation: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Click here to join the Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86931450485?pwd=QUV0NWx5RldJRFZiOWdCdkNsR0Vkdz09
MEETING ID: 869 3145 0485 PASSCODE: SMPTENE

Special thanks for arranging this meeting event to Mark Schubin and Section Chairman, Marty Feldman

Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, confer...

15/03/2021

At the Wednesday, March 17, 2021, Zoom Meeting......
UPDATE ON ATSC 3.0
With Luke Fay, Chairman, ATSC TG3-S32 and Vice Chair, TG3
Abstract:

The world of RF has many unknowns like channel conditions, signal strength and many variables like antenna gain and directionality. RF technology is always advancing at a strikingly fast pace. Luke's active participation in ATSC's standardization activities has allowed decision makers in the industry to keep close tabs on where broadcast television is heading. ATSC-developed standards will have a variety of features, like Non-Real-Time file delivery, 3D content delivery, and support of mobile and fixed devices with a single RF transmission. Recent "hybrid" applications of broadcast and broadband content delivery have been undertaken for ATSC 3.0. Luke Fay is at the forefront of these complex issues and his presentation will be aimed at sharing all the latest developments that are being implemented and are geared for positive and fruitful outcomes for Broadcast Television. The new "constant" for over-the-air Broadcast Television is CHANGE. Join us for this informative session which will prepare creative production and technical folks alike for this oncoming CHANGE..

About the Presenter:

Luke Fay is a Senior Manager Technical Standards for Sony Home Entertainment & Sound Products - America. Currently he is involved with the development of the next generation of broadcast television in a variety of standards organizations and their efforts to educate members of the new possibilities available with ATSC 3.0. He has over 20 years of experience in digital communications systems engineering and receiver design. He received a BS in Electrical Engineering from University of Arizona and an MS degree in Electrical Engineering from National Technological University. He has been granted over 13 patents in the area of Digital Signal Processing. He is currently serving as Chairman of the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) Technology Group 3 (TG3). He is also the recipient of the 2015 Bernard J Lechner Award for technical and leadership contributions to the ATSC. He became a SMPTE Fellow in 2018..

Scheduled Zoom meeting
Wednesday, March 17, 2021
Check in time: 06:45 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada).
Presentation: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Click here to join the Zoom meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87917891070?pwd=K3pPK0dTRzRGbVk0UVNFeXppSDZLdz09
MEETING ID: 879 1789 1070 PASSCODE: SMPTENE

Special thanks for arranging this meeting event to Jerry Whittaker and SMPTE-New England Section Chairman, Marty Feldman

Zoom is the leader in modern enterprise video communications, with an easy, reliable cloud platform for video and audio conferencing, chat, and webinars across mobile, desktop, and room systems. Zoom Rooms is the original software-based conference room solution used around the world in board, confer...