Join IBC365 on 19 June as we delve into the complexities of implementing IP connectivity within broadcast environments, and discover what has been learned along the way. Transitioning from traditional broadcast infrastructure to IP is a significant evolution for the industry, promising enhanced flexibility, scalability and integration capabilities. Deploying IP is not without its challenges, but through best practice, it is possible to unlock the immense benefits of IP-based systems.
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