DPP011 File based programme delivery using AS-11 UK HD - Technical requirements
This document outlines a subset of technical requirements for the delivery of programmes using the AMWA AS-11 UK DPP HD file format. It is focused on delivery for UK broadcasters.
DPP010 File based programme delivery - Guidance for production and post
This document provides guidance for the production and post-production of High Definition (HD) programmes. It is focused on the needs of UK broadcasters.
This recommendation aims to reduce friction in the media supply chain at the points of content interchange, specifically around the exchange of metadata.
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Home Truths No.20 - Ways of Working: Views from a Crisis
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How well are technology suppliers meeting the demands of their customers in the media industry? For the first time, the DPP has reported from the NAB show.
The DPP has spoken with more than 50 experts from content creators, streaming platforms, localisation service providers, and technology vendors, to find out whether we're on the brink of an automated localisation revolution.
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CES 2021: What consumer trends mean for the media industry
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What do trends from this year’s Consumer Electronics Show mean for media? Discover a business-led tech revolution - from which consumers will be the beneficiaries.
Discover the five Key Design Principles for any organisation determined to build back better from the turmoil of 2020, and equip your company to succeed, even when the future is unknown.
How do trends from the world’s most famous technology show affect the media and entertainment industry, and how have they changed over the last decade?
Are you in danger of missing highly disruptive trends? Find out what new trends in technology, global media markets and consumer behaviours mean for media
How do production companies use connectivity? What do they spend? What quality do they get? And what role could connectivity could have in their future?
