reliable internet transport - wellav
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26 MARCH 2020 RELIABLE INTERNET TRANSPORT
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Agenda
Why use internet for video transport? How can I use the internet for video transport? Point-to-point vs Cloud: Which is better? How can Sencore help with a solution? Q&A Lucky Draw
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Why use internet for video transport?
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The problem is traditional transport is…
Expensive CAPEX and/or OPEX models = $$$
Complicated Specialized equipment to use
technologies
Long Deployment Cycles Multi-vendor RFPs
Integrators to install and test
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Satellite – Cost and Challenges
Expensive to rent or own $2000US/MHz/Month in OPEX
Specialized equipment to utilize Modulators, dishes, receivers
Encryption systems
Sun spots, atmospheric conditions, weather causes signal degradation
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Fiber – Cost and Challenges
$.20US/MB with commitment to bandwidth 10GB can be $2K/month and up
Not 100% reliable FEC required for dropped packets
More data = more cost
Infrastructure not available everywhere
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Challenges of internet transport
Undefined routes “Exposure”
Increased latency
Packet loss or corruption Connection drops Bursty traffic
Buffering required to de-jitter
Increased latency
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MPEG/IP with FEC? Not enough!
RTP with FEC Sequence counter in RTP header
Out of order packets
Duplicate or missing packets
ST 2022-1 FEC – Forward Error Correction Parity bits for repairing missing and
corrupted packets
Add significant overhead – 15-40%
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How can I use the internet for video transport?
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Internet for video transport
Infrastructure is widely available Wired or wireless
Cable, DSL, 4G, 5G
Quick to deploy Minimal equipment in the field
Easy to utilize existing broadcast equipment
Remote production workflows
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Protocols in the market
Different technologies with same principles Make internet distribution robust
Packet retransmission Optional forward error correction
Link-Bonding
Encryption
Major differences between options Workflows
OPEX vs CAPEX
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Protocols in the market
Proprietary Zixi, LTN, Videoflow, DVEO Dozer,
AVIWEST SST
Open Source SRT
Standards Based RIST ARQ SMPTE 2022-1/2
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Packet Retransmission
Receiver Buffer Model
Credit to RIST TR-06 for graphic
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Packet Retransmission
Packet retransmission with Burst Sending
Credit to SRT Deployment Guide for graphic
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Point-Point vs Cloud Which is better?
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Point-to-point over the internet
Pros Simple to deploy
Good for regional distribution or collection
Cheap!
Cons Less robust over long distances
Undefined route
May not be possible with some protocols
Central Headend
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Cloud over the internet
Pros More robust in all applications
First and last mile over open internet
Defined route through Cloud
Monitoring in Cloud applications
Cons Expensive
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How can Sencore help with a solution?
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Sencore and Internet Transport
On-premise and cloud-based solutions Scalability to fit any project
Edge devices for quick field deployment
High density gateways for headend and remote production
Backed by ProCare support
MPEG/IP
HLS
SRT
RIST
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Sencore Media Gateways
DMG 7000 Internet media gateway
Lightweight software solution
SRT, Zixi, RIST, HLS, MPEG/IP
For on-premise or cloud installs Scales for small field applications or
dense headend systems
AWS, Google Cloud, Azure
DMG 4000 High speed, hardware-based
Zixi, SRT, MPEG/IP
12G-SDI, 4x3G-SDI, ST 2110
UHD 4:2:2 10-bit encode/transcode
10GB connectively
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HOT-SWAP
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Sencore Receivers and Transmitters
MRD 7000 Multi-channel multi-codec receiver
decoder
SRT, Zixi, RIST, Satellite, ASI, MPEG/IP Inputs
Decode HEVC/H.264/MPEG2
ST 2110 and SDI outputs
SCP 2100 Cost-effective signal collection
platform
Integrated encode and transcode for MPEG2 and H.264
MPEG/IP, ASI, SDI, HDMI Inputs
SRT, Zixi and RIST outputs
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Application Remote Sports Commentary
Multi-language commentary via internet Live low latency feed to sent commentator over internet feed.
Commentary sent back to remote production for audio mixing and final encode
Reduce costs of personnel onsite, reach more customers with 17 different languages!
Live Sporting Event
DMG 7000At commentary
location
DMG 7000At Remote Production
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Application International Distribution
Six HD channels from Mexico to Germany Distributed to 300 remote sites across Europe DMG 7000 used for SRT transmit and receive in all locations
Headend unit used for distribution across Europe
Edge devices used at all remote sites
Sencore DMG 7000 Sencore DMG 7000
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Application Distribution to Regional Headends
In Columbia, distribution from master headend to regional sub headends.
Distribution to sub headends done via SRT via the internet. Over 5GB of SRT content sent to each sub headend
Traditional cable infrastructure used to DTTH
Main Headend
Sub Headend
Sub Headend
Sub Headend
DTTH
DTTH
DTTH
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Application eSports Contribution
On-premise production, encode and transport for eSport events High quality 1080p60 H.264 streams with multi-language support Feeds provided via fiber and Zixi. Zixi fed AWS workflow for OTT
delivery
Branding +Graphics +Captions
DMG 4200Encode 1080P60 H.264MPEG/IP & Zixi Output
STAT
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USB D1
10G
D2
10G 1G 1G
D3 D4CTRL
STAT
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USB D1
10G
D2
10G 1G 1G
D3 D4CTRL
vMOD ULAR
HI-DE NSITY
HOT-SWAP
DM
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Application Local Sporting Event
Cost-effective contribution of local sporting events Backpack camera footage encoded to H.264 and sent for remote
production over bonded cellular Quick-to-deploy, minimal staffing
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