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Kovalick A. — Video Systems in an IT Environment: The Essentials of Professional Networked Media
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Íàçâàíèå: Video Systems in an IT Environment: The Essentials of Professional Networked MediaÀâòîð: Kovalick A. Àííîòàöèÿ: Audio/Video (AV) systems and Information Technology (IT) are colliding. Broadcasters and other AV professionals are impacted by the transition to IT components and techniques. This is the first book to focus on the intersection of AV and IT concepts. It includes technology reviews and the tools to understand and evaluate key aspects of hybrid AV systems. Twelve chapters encompass a broad range of information including: IT integration, AV networking, storage systems, file and metadata formats, software platforms, reliability, element management, security, workflow improvement, AV technology, transition issues, and real-world case studies. Each chapter weaves together IT and AV techniques providing the reader with actionable information on the issues, processes and principles of seamless AV/IT systems integration.
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Systems management, FCAPS model of 403—405 Systems management, management information base 422—424 Systems management, overview of 401—403 420—422 Systems management, service diagnostics 431—434 Systems management, simple network management protocol 424—426 Systems management, standards for management information base 422—424 Systems management, standards for overview of 420—422 Systems management, standards for simple network management protocol 424—426 Systems management, standards for Web-based enterprise management 426—428 Systems management, standards for Windows management instrumentation 429—430 Systems management, users of 402 Systems management, Web-based enterprise management 426—428 Systems management, Windows management instrumentation 429—430 S_video signal 488 Tagging, Ethernet frame 308 Tagging, MPLS 308—309 Tagging, network level type of service 308 Tape, archive storage uses of 136—138 Tape, description of 13 TCP accelerator 271 TCP or TCP/IP, congestion control 294 TCP or TCP/IP, connection establishment 287 TCP or TCP/IP, CPU stack processing of 295 TCP or TCP/IP, definition of 60 285 TCP or TCP/IP, denial-of-service attacks 370 TCP or TCP/IP, description of 286—287 TCP or TCP/IP, FTP/TCP method 62—64 TCP or TCP/IP, limitations 294—295 TCP or TCP/IP, offload engines 298—299 TCP or TCP/IP, performance of 294—299 TCP or TCP/IP, sliding window approach 288—289 TCP or TCP/IP, SNMP vs. 425—426 TCP or TCP/IP, speed of 296—298 TCP or TCP/IP, storage area network 166—167 TCP or TCP/IP, throughput of 296f 297 TCP or TCP/IP, UDP and 285f 289—290 TCP packet 286 286f Television Audio Technology committee 49 Television Image Technology committee 49 Television Recording and Reproduction Technology committee 48 Television Systems Technology committee 48—49 Thick Client 194 Thin client 194 threats see “Security threats” time code 510—511 Time code accuracy 28 31t Timing, audiovisual 25—27 Timing, control signal 321—322 Timing, routed signals 91 92 Timing, video signal 474 toe 295—299 Training 447 Transactions, client 112—114 Transparent LANs 273 304—305 Transport stream 489 Trojan Horse 371 Turner Entertainment Networks case study 457—461 Two-dimensional parity 242—244 UDDI 203 UDP or UDP/IP without FEC 67—68 UDP or UDP/IP, advantages of 290 UDP or UDP/IP, definition of 60 UDP or UDP/IP, description of 289—290 UDP or UDP/IP, file transfers using 67—68 UDP or UDP/IP, SNMP 425—426 UDP or UDP/IP, TCP and 285f 289—290 UMID see “Unique material identifier” unidirectional links 65 Unique material identifier 346 UNIX 18 upgrades see “Hot upgrades” USB, description of 2 USB, direct attached storage 148 148f User access rights 78—79 User application, functionality of 21–22 User application, requirements for 188—190 User application, software 188—190 User Datagram Protocol see “UDP” User layer 82 User metadata 30 31t User training 447 Utility computing 261 517 521 V-ISAN 347 VANC 492 VBI see “Vertical blanking interval” VC—1 500 503—504 Vectorscope 406 Vendor(s), lock-in of 445—446 Vendor(s), networked attached storage 172 Vendor(s), storage area networks 169 Vertical blanking interval (VBI) 474 Vertical interval time code 510 Vertical sync 475f Video Compression Technology committee 49 Video compression, description of 502—504 Video compression, lossless 499—501 Video compression, lossy, interframe techniques 508—509 Video compression, lossy, intraframe techniques 506—508 Video compression, lossy, overview of 505—506 Video disk control protocol 318 Video keying 28 30 496 Video processing 10—11 Video reference 494 Video reference accuracy 28 31t Video resolutions 475—479 Video server, architectures of 542 Video server, description of 539 Video server, reliability of 543 Video server, scalability of 543 Video server, stand-alone 542 Video server, storage subsystems 542 Video server, three planes of 540—541 Video Services Forum 303 Video signal processing, compressed domain processing 498—499 Video signal processing, deinterlacing 496—497 Video signal processing, interlaced to progressive conversion 496—497 497f Video signal processing, overview of 495—496 Video signal processing, standards conversion 497—498 Video signal(s), component color difference signals 482 Video signal(s), composite 481 485—488 Video signal(s), professional formats 490 Video signal(s), representations 480—491 Video signal(s), RGB 480—482 Video signal(s), R’G’B’ 480—482 487 Video signal(s), S_video signal 488 Video signal(s), timing 474 Video signal(s), YCrCb component digital signal 483—485 532 Video signal(s), YPrPb component analog signal 483 Video system, information technology-based 463—467 Video time code 510—511 virtual circuits 308 Virtual computing 261 Virtual data center 261 virtual LANs 291—294 Virtual Private Network 40 385—388 Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol 258 Virtual software patch 381—382 Virtualization, clustered file systems vs. 110—112 Virtualization, principles of 101—105 Virtualization, storage area networks with 168 Viruses, antivirus software for 377 384—385 Viruses, description of 371 Viruses, window of vulnerability for 376—377 VITC see “Vertical interval time code” VLAN see “Virtual LANs” Voice over IP 56 73 Volume Management 107—108 Volume organization 108f VPN see “Virtual private network” VRRP see “Virtual router redundancy protocol” W3C Web services model 201—202 204f WAFS see “Wide area file services” WAN, acceleration of 68 173 WAN, connectivity network 302—304 WAN, connectivity network, overview of 299—300 WAN, connectivity network, point-to-point form of 301 WAN, connectivity network, topologies 300—302 WAN, definition of 299 WAN, digital hierarchies 527 WAN, networked attached storage acceleration ver 173 WAN, private 302—303 WAN, public 302 WAN, router interfaces with 40 WAN, transport type classifications 300f WBEM see “Web-based enterprise management” Web Services Description Language 203 Web services for AV environments 204 Web services model, description of 198—199 Web services model, W3C 201—202 204f Web services, characteristics of 201 Web services, description of 21—22 203 web services, example of 202f Web-based enterprise management 426—428 Web-based enterprise management initiative 413 Weighted fair queuing 309 Wide area file services 68 173 wide area network see “WAN” Wide geography metric 29 31t Windows Management Instrumentation 429—430 Windows, description of 18 Windows, marketshare by 18 Wire-speed packet forwarding 41 Workflow process manager 362 Workflow(s), analyzing see “Case studies” Workflow(s), auxiliary data 362—363 Workflow(s), classes of 359—362 Workflow(s), definition of 356 Workflow(s), description of 28—29 Workflow(s), methods 356—363 Workflow(s), practices necessary for 363—365 Workflow(s), preexisting 447 Workflow(s), tools 362 Worms, description of 371 Worms, firewall protection against 376 Worms, NX for 384 Worms, virtual software patch for 381—382 Wrappers, description of 86 Wrappers, formats 326—328 Wrappers, MXF 328—334 Wrappers, SDTI-CP 493 WSDL see “Web Services Description Language” XML, description of 203 342—344 XML, metadata standards and schemas 344—345 XQuery 344 Y 474 482 YCrCb component digital signal 483—485 532 YPrPb signal 483
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