RAVENNA helps demystify ST 2110 in unique educational event

RAVENNA helps demystify ST 2110 in unique educational event posted: 04/06/2019

RAVENNA has joined forces with RAVENNA community members, Genelec, Lawo and Meinberg to host a unique educational event in London on 25th June at the Genelec Experience Centre. Everything you wanted to know about ST 2110 but were afraid to ask, is a day-long seminar aimed at anyone who is affected by or looking to implement IP workflows and would like to better understand how ST 2110 fits into the IP landscape.

The seminar will provide an overview on the SMPTE ST 2110 Standard for Media Transport over Managed IP Networks . The underlying principles of synchronization and transport of audio and video essence will be explained in further detail with particular emphasis on video aspects (SMPTE ST2110-20 -23) and on audio transport and routing functionality (SMPTE ST 2110-30/-31 & NMOS IS-05&-08). A special session covers SMPTE ST2059 and an outlook on the upcoming IEEE 1588 (PTP) Standard revision. Once the theory has been covered, a small demo setup will be fully explained and there will be discussion of some practical deployment examples.

Candidates who may find this seminar useful include managers facing deployment decisions; engineers and system designers involved in planning infrastructures and deployment of IP workflows; and anyone who is simply interested in learning more about SMPTE ST 2110 and related industry standards. The presenters are Andreas Hildebrand from ALC NetworX, Phil Myers from Lawo and Daniel Boldt from Meinberg. Tickets cost 100 including lunch and refreshments throughout the day. Places are limited so please book early to avoid disappointment.

This is a great opportunity to take a deep dive into ST 2110 and the next generation of audio and video networks, says Andreas Hildebrand. The future of networking is already here, and it's IP - no-one can ignore the growing importance of IP infrastructures and workflows, so it's best to be prepared as far as possible. This seminar is an excellent way to improve your knowledge base on ST 2110 and its place in an IP-networked world.

About RAVENNA:

RAVENNA is a technology for real-time distribution of audio and other media content in IP-based network environments. Utilizing standardized network protocols and technologies, RAVENNA can operate on existing network infrastructures. RAVENNA is designed to meet the strict requirements of the pro audio market featuring low latency, full signal transparency and high reliability.

While primarily targeting the professional broadcast market, RAVENNA is also suitable for deployment in other pro audio market segments like live sound, fixed installations, and recording. Possible fields of application include (but are not limited to) in-house signal distribution in broadcasting houses, theaters, concert halls and other fixed installations, flexible setups at venues and live events, OB van support, inter-facility links across WAN connections and production & recording applications.

Unlike most other existing networking solutions, RAVENNA is an open technology standard without a proprietary licensing policy. RAVENNA is fully compatible with the AES67 and ST2110 standards. Liaisons with standards organizations and industry alliances (e.g. AES, AIMS, AMWA, SMPTE and others) ensure the close alignment of RAVENNA technology with current industry trends.

About ALC NetworX GmbH:

ALC NetworX is an R&D company in Munich, Germany, whose team of highly regarded pro audio experts with in-depth knowledge of networking technologies developed the RAVENNA technology platform. While ALC NetworX will continue to keep the lead role in the RAVENNA technology development, product implementations are executed by individual partner companies, such as Archwave, Genelec, Lawo, Merging, Riedel, Ross Video and others. For a complete list of current partner companies, please see http://www.ravenna-network.com/partners/.

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