SVTA SEGMENTS:2023 is a new, one-day public conference exploring how to make streaming video better.
May 16th in New Orleans, Louisiana
At SVTA SEGMENTS, you'll learn how to solve key technical challenges, gather best practices for delivering the best viewer experience at scale, and network with some of the brightest folks in streaming video on the planet.
Anyone Can Join SVTA SEGMENTS, Join the Discussion, and Join the Fun!
You Don't Have To Be An SVTA Member to Attend.
About SVTA SEGMENTS:2023
what can you expect?
SVTA SEGMENTS is an exciting, one-day public conference, organized by the Streaming Video Technology Alliance as a walk through the streaming video workflow. Beginning with acquisition/ingest and ending with playback/analytics, you’ll learn from streaming video experts about best practices, technologies, and techniques to deliver the best possible viewer experience at scale. Streaming Video Technology Alliance working groups will present about their current projects in 5-minute “lightning talks” throughout the day. With built-in networking time, you’ll also get to collaborate with colleagues. And the best part? You don’t have to be an SVTA member to attend! This event is open to the entire industry.
SVTA SEGMENTS:2023 Conference Tracks
Ingest
Challenges with acquiring content into the streaming workflow.
Encoding
Challenges with encoding content, optimizing profiles, and more.
Manipulation
Challenges with manipulating content including applying DRM, transcoding, and watermarking.
Delivery
Challenges with delivering content to players and devices.
Playback
Challenges with content playback such as buffer optimization, offline viewing, and device synchronization.
Analytics
Challenges with analyzing streaming data to improve workflow reliability, performance, scalability, and QoE.
Come Visit the Magic of New Orleans!
Bourbon Street. Jazz music. A nightlife that never ends. SVTA SEGMENTS:2023 will take place in the magical city of New Orleans. After a day of digging into the technical challenges of streaming video, you can march through the French Quarter with your industry colleagues and enjoy the New Orleans nightlife!
SVTA segments:2023
Schedule
This one-day conference begins at 8am and ends at 5pm. The schedule is divided into sections of the workflow: Ingest, Encoding, Manipulation, Delivery, Playback, and Analysis. Note that the schedule below is only for illustrative purposes. Times for individual sessions may be changed after the speaker window has closed and speakers have been selected.
SEGMENTS:2023
Speaker Schedule
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2023-05-16Day 1
Welcome
In the opening remarks, SVTA Executive Director, Jason Thibeault, will welcome the conference, cover housekeeping and other items, and acknowledge our Fellow awardees.
Working Group Update: Advertising
In this session, chairs or members of the SVTA Advertising Working Group will provide a brief update on their current activities, publications, and projects.
Ingest Session #1
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content ingestion.
Ingest Session #2
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content ingestion.
Working Group Update: Live Streaming
In this session, chairs or members of the SVTA Live Streaming Working Group will provide a brief update on their current activities, publications, and projects.
Encoding Session #1
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content encoding.
Working Group Update: Privacy and Protection
In this session, chairs or members of the SVTA Privacy and Protection Working Group will provide a brief update on their current activities, publications, and projects.
BREAK
Manipulation Session #1
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content manipulation (such as applying DRM, transcoding, etc.).
Manipulation Session #2
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content manipulation (such as applying DRM, transcoding, etc.).
Manipulation Session #3
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content manipulation (such as applying DRM, transcoding, etc.).
Working Group Update: Metadata
In this session, chairs or members of the SVTA Metadata Working Group will provide a brief update on their current activities, publications, and projects.
Delivery Session #1
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content delivery.
Delivery Session #2
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content delivery.
Working Group Update: Networking and Transport
In this session, chairs or members of the SVA Networking and Transport Working Group will provide a brief update on their current activities, publications, and projects.
LUNCH
Delivery Session #3
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content delivery.
Playback Session #1
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content playback.
Playback Session #2
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to content playback.
Working Group Update: Players and Playback
In this session, chairs or members of the SVTA Players and Playback Working Group will provide a brief update on their current activities, publications, and projects.
Ali C. Begen
Analysis Session #1
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to analytics and analysis.
Analysis Session #2
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to analytics and analysis.
Analysis Session #3
A speaker, TBD, will present on a streaming workflow challenge related to analytics and analysis.
Working Group Update: Measurement/QoE
In this session, chairs or members of the SVTA Measurement/QoE Working Group will provide a brief update on their current activities, publications, and projects.
BREAK
Closing Panel
A panel, TBD, will discuss some critical challenges in streaming video workflows and how they might be overcome with current methods or future technologies.
Closing
Jason Thibeault, Executive Director of the SVTA, will wrap-up the conference.
learn about the solutions that will improve video streaming for everyone
SVTA Working Group Lightning Talks
These SVTA SEGMENTS:2023 talks will provide overviews and updates on the different projects being addressed in each of the SVTA’s working groups.
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Venue
SVTA SEGMENTS:2023 will take place at the Hilton New Orleans, St. Charles Ave. More information will be provided shortly about our room block and attendee rate. The conference will happen right before the SVTA Q2 member meeting. If you are interested in attending the meeting, please contact the Alliance.
SPONSORS
Interested in Sponsoring SVTA SEGMENTS:2023
We have a variety of sponsorships available for SVTA SEGMENTS:2023, from the general conference to individual items like the networking event, coffee breaks, WiFi, and more. Just fill out the form below and one of our staff will get back to you to discuss sponsorship opportunities.
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Our speakers
The submission window closes March 15, 2023.
Are you interested in getting on stage in front of an audience eager to improve the streaming video experience? Do you have technical expertise in one of the stages of the streaming video workflow? Have you collected best practices in technical implementation that could benefit your peers? Then we need you! Fill out the form below with your presentation suggestion and our content committee will review it promptly.
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THE SVTA SEGMENTS CONFERENCE IS AN extension of our mission
About the Streaming Video Technology Alliance
Comprised of members from across the video ecosystem, the Streaming Video Technology Alliance is a global technical association that works to solve critical streaming video challenges in an effort to improve end-user experience and adoption. The organization focuses on three main activities: first is to educate the industry on challenges, technologies, and trends through informative, publicly-available resources such as whitepapers, articles, and e-books; second is to foster collaboration among different video ecosystem players through working groups, quarterly meetings, and conferences; third is to define solutions for streaming video challenges by producing specifications, best practices, and other technical documentation.
No! The SEGMENTS conference is open to the general public. We’re sure that a lot of SVTA member company employees will be in attendance so it’s a great opportunity to speak with people who are active in the organization to find out if you should join!
No! Anyone can submit a proposal to be on our stage. Our committee will review submissions anonymously to determine the best fit.
Absolutely. Simply fill out the form to tell us about your topic and preferred track. Note: SEGMENTS is not a pay-to-speak event. We have a designated committee who will review speaking submissions to pull together the best possible program for attendees.
The short answer is, “no.” Registration and attendance of SEGMENTS does not entitle you to attend the SVTA Q2 meeting held at the same Hilton hotel, May 17th and 18th. But, the SVTA does afford a certain number of “guests” at each meeting. If you are serious about becoming a member and would like to attend the meeting, please let us know as soon as you register so that we can discuss a guest pass.
The Alliance is a non-profit, non-equity, 501 (c)(6) organization incorporated in the state of Delaware. The SVTA is governed by the Board of Directors and managed by an experienced team. The SEGMENTS conference is organized and run by the SVTA.
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