Broadcast System Monitoring and Troubleshooting Using a Graphical User Interface

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Publisher: SMPTE — White Plains, NY
Doc Type: Conference Paper
Content Type: Original Research
Volume: 2004, No. 1, pp. 1–10
Abstract: The technology of Broadcast Test and Measurement equipment has evolved to include automated signal monitoring and verification. The desire to automate signal monitoring is a result of a need by many engineering departments to increase efficiencies of engineering resources in modern broadcast facilities. In many instances, broadcast operators are charged with monitoring the quality of an increasing amount of program content both entering (ingest) and exiting (broadcast) their system. This paper will discuss current technology applied to monitoring information describing the quality of program content using graphical user interfaces. In the broadcast world, integration of a local area network as another physical layer for control and monitoring of the existing audio and video signal paths, has become vital and routine. Development of new tools, based upon utilization of network technology, to monitor the health and quality of a centralized broadcast system is in its infancy.
Publication Date: 2004-02-01
DOI: 10.5594/M001017
Link: https://doi.org/10.5594/M001017
Author(s): Dave GuerreroVice President of Advanced Technology Videotek, Inc.
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Dave Guerrero is VP of Advanced Technology for Videotek, Inc. and is a member of SMPTE, AES, SBE and IEEE. Dave has spent his lifetime engineering live and studio, audio and video productions utilizing his degree in electronics technology. Dave has received two Emmy awards for contributing engineering expertise to Emmy Award winning productions. Experience in various broadcast radio and TV broadcast stations as well as Engineer in Charge of network level remote productions for all US broadcast networks including olympics, SuperBowls, and Triple Crown racing, has given him experience in all aspects of the ‘Real World’. Dave brings over thirty years of experience to Videotek and is charged with applying his knowledge and experience to new product development
Copyright: © 2004 Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers, Inc.

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