Treffer: AS IP BECOMES MORE ACCESSIBLE, what’s next?

The article focuses on the increasing accessibility and adoption of Internet Protocol (IP) technology in broadcasting, highlighting its evolution from theoretical discussions in the late 1990s to practical applications today. It discusses various IP standards, including NDI, Dante AV, and SMPTE ST 2110, noting their unique benefits and the importance of hybrid systems that integrate both IP and traditional baseband equipment like SDI. The piece emphasizes the need for education and training in both broadcast and IT fields to support this transition, as well as the potential for IP to enhance production flexibility and reduce costs in the media and entertainment industry. The ongoing democratization of IP is expected to lead to improved content creation and delivery methods. [Extracted from the article]

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