IBC 2014 - Broadcast Presentation
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IBC 2014 - Broadcast Presentation
- 1. Shaping the Future of BROADCAST 1 Newtec Proprietary – Company Confidential Satellite Communications
- 2. BROADCAST APPLICATION OVERVIEW BC AFFILIATE STUDIO NEWS ROOM BC CENTER TERRESTRIAL NETWORK STUDIO DTH CABLE/TELCO HEADENDS FIXED CONTRIBUTION & EXCHANGE SNG DTT FNG SATELLITE
- 3. VALUES MULTISERVICE BROADCAST • One Platform for Multiple Services • Linear and Non-Linear Content Exchanges • Automated Broadcast Workflows • Session & Resource Management • Scalable & Modular Solution • Hybrid Networks • Existing ECO-Systems • Interoperable • “Yes, we can”
- 4. TERRESTRIAL Newtec proprietary & confidential - under NDA • Video, Voice, Data, Broadband • Linear + Non-Linear Broadcast • Contribution & Exchange & Distribution • Multiple RTN Technologies for Highest Service Efficiency • Shared Equipment CAPEX • Shared satellite and staffing OPEX • Future-proof all-IP Transport layer ready for new services • Eliminates the SCPC / MF-TDMA dilemma CELLULAR BACKHAUL BROADBAND ENTERPRISE CONNECTIVITY ACCESS SCADA DTH FNG DISTR TO HEADENDS SNG DTT FIXED CONTRIBUTION DIGITAL CINEMA DIGITAL SIGNAGE “MULTISERVICE NETWORK” = SHARING A SINGLE PLATFORM BETWEEN MULTIPLE SERVICES MDM3x00 MDM2x00 MDM6000 MDM6100 Multiservice Broadcast
- 5. RUNNING BROADCAST SERVICES OVER HYBRID NETWORKS Operations & Business Systems Enterprise Session and Resource Booking & Planning (ERP) Umbrella NMS - Hybrid Networks Reliable File Exchanges - Content Security Satellite Session & Resource Management - Admission Control All-IP Transport Layer Advanced QoS Newtec proprietary & confidential - under NDA TERRESTRIAL
- 6. NEWTEC DIALOG® MULTISERVICE – SUPPORTED BROADCAST USE CASES CONTRIBUTION / EXCHANGE DISTRIBUTION MDM3300 Video Decoder MDM6100 Video Receiver MDM3300 File Exchange Client TERRESTRIAL NETWORK DTH Newtec proprietary & confidential - under NDA DVB-S2 CCT MULTI BAND MULTI SATELLITE NEWTEC DIALOG HUB TRAFFIC RELAY STUDIO NEWS ROOM BC CENTER ANY VIDEO HEADEND MULTI BAND MULTI SATELLITE SCPC DVB-S2 / S2Ext DVB-S2X MDM6x00 Video Encoder STUDIO NEWS ROOM BC CENTER SCPC DVB-S2 / S2Ext DVB-S2X MDM6x00 MDM3300 Video Encoder SNG SCPC DVB-S2 / S2Ext DVB-S2X MDM6x00 File Exchange Client STUDIO Mx-DMA HRC MDM3300 FNG Encoder FNG BC AFFILIATE SATLINK MANAGER SERVER DTT CABLE / TELCO HEADENDS MF-TDMA 4CPM MDM2200 Hybrid STB DATA VoIP FILE EXCHANGE SERVER
- 7. F/T MCPC Newtec proprietary – Internal use only WORKFLOW: PERMANENT CAPACITY LIVE DISTRIBUTION Multi Band Satellite HUB Fiber IP-MPLS Network SNG NOC Outbound/FWD Inbound/RTN Regional Station Regional Station Regional Studio Regional Station
- 8. F/T MCPC Newtec proprietary – Internal use only WORKFLOW: PERMANENT CAPACITY FILE DISTRIBUTION (PUSH) Multi Band Satellite HUB Fiber IP-MPLS Network SNG NOC Outbound/FWD Inbound/RTN Regional Station Regional Station Regional Studio Regional Station
- 9. Newtec proprietary – Internal use only WORKFLOW: OCCASIONAL USE LIVE & FILE Multi Band Satellite HUB Regional Studio Fiber IP-MPLS Network NOC Regional Station SNG Outbound/FWD Inbound/RTN Regional Station Regional Station O/U SCPC F/T MCPC
- 10. Outbound/FWD Inbound/RTN Regional Station Newtec proprietary – Internal use only WORKFLOW: FAST NEWS GATHERING Multi Band Satellite HUB Fiber IP-MPLS Network FNG NOC SCPC Always-On Regional Station Mx-DMA Always-On Regional Studio Regional Station SNG
- 11. Outbound/FWD Inbound/RTN MF-TDMA Always-On Regional Station Newtec proprietary – Internal use only WORKFLOW: VOICE COMMS, DATA, INTERNET Multi Band Satellite HUB Fiber IP-MPLS Network SNG NOC SCPC Always-On Regional Station Regional Studio Regional Station Services Hosting
- 12. DISTRIBUTION USE CASES Telco Headend DSL Cable Headend DOCSIS BC Affiliate 8-VSB ISDB-T DVB-T2 DTH Headend DVB-S2 Telco Connected Home Cable Connected Home Terrestrial Connected Home DTH Connected Home • Telco Headends • Cable Headends • Broadcast Affiliates • DTH Headends UPLINK PROGRAMMER VIDEO HEADEND Newtec 12 Proprietary – Unrestricted
- 13. Newtec proprietary – Internal use only OUR ROOTS LIE IN BROADCAST CELEBRATING OUR ROOTS : 30 YEARS OF BROADCAST EXPERTISE SYSTEMS INTEGRATION SUPPORT AND AFTER SALES PROFESSIONAL SATELLITE EQUIPMENT NEWTEC DIALOG® 30 YEARS OF BROADCAST EXPERTISE
- 14. WORLD CLASS CUSTOMER BASE
- 15. VALUES: “YES, WE CAN” – NEWTEC MS-BC REFERENCES Saudi Broadcast Corporation Kingdom of Saudi Arabia Newtec Strategic Commitment to Broadcast and MS-BC Roadmap 2008 2010 2014
Editor's Notes
- Recap : sharing OPEX , CAPEX and Service flexibility
- Story: As highlighted also under topic 1, there is nothing like a satellite only broadcast network anymore. There will always be a terrestrial component. So how to seamlessly use managed services across hybrid networks? Looking at the lowest layer of this chart, you can find the transport layer. This could be a terrestrial or a satellite link. A next level up is satellite session and resource management. Some workflows or services need to be provisioned end to end over the entire network, either in advance or ad hoc, but in the end through a booking mechanism. This is the only way these workflows can be established at a given time without any overbooking risks. This layer entails the booking and reservation of equipment and capacity. A next layer up can be specific software to handle file based transmissions. Different mechanisms can be used here in order to send files over the network in a prioritized order, making use of the same capacity as linear workflows. This layer therefore needs to be able to co-operate with the session & resource planning layers. On top of the these layers, an important role is with the umbrella management system as it needs to be able not only to control and monitor equipment (satellite modems / hubs+ video + MPLS), but also synchronize reservations and execution of workflows over the hybrid satellite/terrestrial network. An example here could be a live shoot transmitted from an SNG van over an occasional use satellite segment to the satellite hub, whereby the signal is relayed onto a MPLS network towards a studio. Depending on the specific eco-systems of this operator, there may be an extra layer, here represented by the ERP layer. Following the example this ERP layer hosts a session management and resource layer at a higher level, taking also availability of personnel and facilities into account. Ideally there is communication between the umbrella management layer and the ERP layer whereby the umbrella management extracts the required information in order to set up the workflows over the entire hybrid network and communicate back whether the action has succeeded or not. Finally there is the OSS/BSS layer communicating either directly with the ERP or the lower level layers. Focusing on the umbrella NMS layer, it needs to be able to set up a workflow across the hybrid network end to end, whereby terminals or stations connected to the network can have different connectivity. In this table a few of the pro’s of each solution are listed. As a conclusion: in order to seamlessly set up a management service across the hybrid network, the umbrella NMS must be able to plan the workflow independent of the connectivity situation of the connected stations, while making use of specialized tools to optimize the transport itself. In addition, it needs to communicate potentially with higher level management systems to import for example schedules or export data which are relevant for billing purposes. Looking at the Survey, what does the network evolution looks like? There seems to be a shift to more hybrid networks. Not only needs ofThis , both for satellite and terrestrial capacity and equipment, making sure all reserved transmissions can take as overbookings are not allowed for certain services.
- Dialog’s multi-service broadcast solution involves: Contribution -> Studio Newsroom High bitrate: Live + File (Sports / Programs / News) Low bitrate: FNG Exchange Mesh / Star Star: Hub is acting as the relay point Distribution: DTT DTH Hybrid connectivity: Hub is relay point also for traffic that is distributed to / contributed from fiber connected terminals Key is: Single system supporting all services Always on VSAT connectivity for M&C of equipment (re-configurations / upgrades / fault & performance monitoring) SCPC connectivity for mesh / star based end to end connectivity
- Live ‘distribution’ from the Hub can be supported. In this case, the Hub relays all traffic received to destination terminals. The distribution of content from the Hub to the satellite terminal(s) is over an always established FWD carrier that is received by all terminals. Potentially, conditional access restricts the reception of content to specific receivers.
- Dialog MS-BC can also support non-linear workflows. This requires integration with external tools for reliable, unicast or multicast transmission of files over high latency transport links. Files are transmitted over high bitrate DVB-S2 carriers, and can be received by the Hub or by other terminals
- Linear video streams are transmitted as MPEG Transport streams over IP, carried in a DVB-S2 carrier set up by the terminal and received by the Hub. Monitoring and Control traffic is supported by the MDM3300 modem. This M&C is required for e.g. configuring the modems in the remote sites for a specific carrier setup MS-BC can also support non-linear workflows. This requires integration with external tools for reliable, unicast or multicast transmission of files over high latency transport links. Files are transmitted over high bitrate DVB-S2 carriers, and can be received by the Hub or by other terminals
- Fast News Gathering is defined as low bitrate video transmissions from a ‘flyaway’ terminal. As the content is low bitrate, content is transmitted over the VSAT transport system
- Case: IP Based services: Voice Communications Data Communications Internet Access & E-mail services All voice, data and internet traffic will be transmitted over the VSAT transport system, i.e. MF-TDMA RTN and DVB-S2 FWD carriers
- Our products meet the high operational requirements for professional reliability and service availability.
- Impressive base, good names. For customer presentations : world class. Questions: Who is missing that should be on this map and why? Are they not a customer or have we not put them on? How much do we do with these customers YoY? Are we strategic for these customers- are we part of their long term planning? How much wallet share do we have with these customers? Could we do more: what is the Newtec TAM at this customer? Is it a profitable business? Roadmap, replicable?