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MEDIA 2008 - Streaming Technologies for Web Broadcasting
Programme
Day 1: Multimedia Technologies for Network Broadcasting
Morning
- Presentation of theparticipants - overview of the training course
- Basics on image/audio/video compression
- audio and video codec (code / decode)
- Basics of real-time delivery of multimedia
- Interlacing
- Progressive Download vs. Streaming
- IP Multicas
- Existing Multimedia Technologies
- JPG format
- MPEG formats
- MP3 format
- Real technology
- QuickTime technology
- Microsoft Windows Media
- Xdiv /DivX format
- Open source codecs and containers
- Practice: Using formats – installing and using players
- Popular software and Conversion tools and techniques
- Practice: Converting between formats
- Practice: Troubleshooting problems: missing codec (Gspot utility)
Afternoon
- Adobe Macromedia Flash technology
- Microsoft Silverlight technology
- TekTank Video platform: Overview
- Publishing a video
- Practice: Publishing a video on the Internet
Day 2: Publishing on the Web
Morning
- Web server basics
- Practice: Installing a development HTTP server
- Ports, Firewall and Proxies
- FTP, SFTP and SCP protocols for data transfer, available free products
- Practice: Publishing your website on the web
Afternoon
Day 3: Using Video Publishing Techniques
Morning
- You Tube platform
- Practice: Publishing
- Google Video platform
- Practice: Publishing
- The Flash Video (FLV) Format
- FLV Players
- Practice: Converting a video into the FLV format with FFMPEG
- Practice: Publishing embedded FLV files
- Practice: Publishing a FLV file with a different player
- Practice: Publishing embedded Flash objects
Afternoon
- Content Management Systems
- How to set-up and run a CMS: Wordpress
- Customizing: Themes
- Customizing: Plug-ins
- Practice: Transferring your CMS onto your provider’s web space
- Project work
Day 4: Using Video Publishing Techniques
Morning
- Understanding usage statistics
- Promoting your web site: Search Engines
- Google Analytics
- Social Networking
- RSS feeds
- Podcasting
- PodCasting and VideoCasting
- Forum vs. Mailing Lists
- Tagging
- WEB 2.0
- XML vs. HTML
Afternoon
- Presentation of project works
- Group discussion
- Evaluations and results