5 S Convention to Offer Expanded, Focused Broadcast and Streaming Seions

NEW YORK The Broadcast and Streaming Sessions at the Audio Engineering Society Convention will be held Oct. 17-20, 2013 at the Javits Center in New York City. The 135th edition of the session will center on audio frontiers.

For his 27th year as chairman of Broadcast and Streaming Sessions, David Bialik has developed sessions that offer a look at the implications of how new technologies will affect broadcast and streaming audio, such as Audio For 4K TV and Broadcasting During Disasters, a look at how Hurricane Sandy impacted news and other broadcast operations, as well as updated iterations of issues like loudness and maintenance.

As always, what we're doing is taking key issues and technologies in the broadcast and streaming domains and looking at them closely and intensely, but in a way that's as relevant and accessible as possible to the greatest number of people, said Bialik, who also works as the project manager for streaming operations at CBS Radio in New York City. We make a special effort to develop mini-tracks focused on topic-related issues. For example, attendees will find groupings of events on Troubleshooting, Audio for TV, and Radio and Streaming, which are virtually crash courses on these issues. We strive to make them interesting and entertaining, but still keeping the information at the highest level.

The Broadcast/Streaming series features a mix of new topics and updated examinations of the familiar. Sessions include:

Broadcasting during Disaster

Is it time to retire the MP3 protocol for Streaming?

Audio for Mobile TV

Streaming and the Mobile Initiative

Audio for 4K TV

Listener Fatigue and Retention

Television Loudness and Metadata

HTML5 and Streaming

Modern Audio Transportation Techniques for Remote Broadcasts

Hardware Troubleshooting Basics

Technology and Storytelling: How Can We Best Use The Tools Available To Tell Our Stories

Facility Design

Loudness Control for Radio and Internet Streaming

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