In a recent podcast interview with InteractiveTV Today (itvt), host Tracy Swedlow interviewed Albert Cheng, EVP of Digital Media for Disney/ABC Television Group, and Lori Schwartz, Co-Governor of the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences Interactive Media Peer Group about the Emmy-winning ABC.com Oscar Digital Experience.
AEGDM provided expert webcast management and streaming services for the Oscar Digital Experience this year, earning this verbal nod from Cheng:
“This past year, we partnered with AEG … they’re really world-class. To get that much data in bits through over 2-dozen cameras, and then streaming it across the Internet — that’s no easy feat. It was a lot. You wouldn’t believe the amount of fiber and cable that had to be laid – not only just for the television broadcast – but for the digital show. I mean, the digital program… What we had on Oscar Digital Experience was literally producing a third show … I mean the fact that we had two sets of hosts working through the entire session — it’s a lot of data to be pushing through.”
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When your event needs live, broadcast-quality video delivery services, partnering with a company backed by the best technology is vital. AEG Digital media uses Adobe Flash Media Server 4.5, which not only improves the stability of video streams and decreases load times, but also helps us better manage encoding and bitrates for an improved end-user experience on mobile devices and online. With this technology, we deliver rock solid video streams and please our clients, advertisers and viewers, whether we’re streaming the royal wedding or the GRAMMY Awards.
Read the Adobe Case Study here: Entertainment, Reinvented.
IBC September 08, 2011 SAN JOSE, Calif. & AMSTERDAM–(EON: Enhanced Online News)–Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced at the IBC 2011 Conference and Exhibition significant new releases of industry-leading streaming video solutions, including Adobe® Flash® Media Server 4.5 and Flash Access® 3.0 software. With Flash Media Server 4.5, media publishers can extend their already broad mobile reach via Flash-enabled devices, with the new ability to deliver video content to Apple’s iPad and iPhone devices, enabling them to reach the widest audience possible. Adobe Flash Access 3.0, a robust content protection and monetization solution, will enable content owners to deliver on-demand content with massive scale and strict studio-level security across a broad range of devices, following the upcoming release of Flash Player 11 and Adobe AIR® 3.
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