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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2020 · 56 MIN

HEVC Market Perspectives

from The Video Insiders · host Mark Donnigan, Dror Gill, Ben Mesander, Thierry Fautier, Wade Wan, Walid Hamri

Thierry Fautier LinkedIn profile Harmonic website Ben Mesander LinkedIn profile Wowza website Walid Hamri LinkedIn profile SeaChange website Wade Wan LinkedIn profile Broadcom website Our previous panel on extending the life of H.264 is here --------------------------------------------------- Join our LinkedIn Group so that you can get the latest video insider news and participate in the discussion. Email [email protected] to be a guest on the show. Learn more about Beamr

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In this special panel episode we host 4 industry experts who share their insights on the current state of HEVC deployment. How many devices are HEVC-enabled, and how many services use HEVC for 4K, HDR or all across the board? What are the main drivers and inhibitors for HEVC adoption? And what's the next codec to rule the video distribution world? All of these questions and more are answered by Thierry Fautier, VP Video Strategy at Harmonic, Ben Mesander, VP of Engineering at Wowza, Walid Hamri, Chief Product Officer at SeaChange, and Wade Wan, Distinguished Video Technology Engineer at Broadcom.

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