IP Video Engineering

The pictures travelling through the network you learned to build

Two books in this series come before this one and both are about the network. One teaches you to configure the switch; the other teaches you to design what the switch sits in. This book is about the thing travelling through it, which turns out to be the part nobody covers.

Inside: What IP Video Really Is - The Video Signal Before It Is Packets - RTP, and How Timing Survives - Uncompressed Video on a Wire - Compression, What Each Codec Trades - JPEG XS and Low-Latency Carriage - The Standards That Matter - Timing, Genlock and PTP for Video - Artefacts, and Reading Them Backwards - Test and Measurement - SDI, IP and the Gateways Between - Commissioning and Running a Video Plant - IP Video as the Future - Where to Go Next.