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Last updated Aug 16, 2016 Streaming Media West Program - /west Conference Chairman: Dan Rayburn Only sessions in red are available. If interested in being considered for a session, please email mail@ or call me at 917-523-4562. Monday, October 31st 2016 Workshop A Workshop B 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Creating An Open-Source Encoding Pipeline Encoding workflows for both SMB and enterprise can utilize powerful and free open source options, such as FFmpeg, which appeal to start-ups and established businesses for the flexibility in customization that they offer. In this workshop, learn the pros and cons of utilizing open source software in your encoding workflow. You also learn how to implement an encoding workflow by deconstructing a sample PHP and FFmpeg architecture. The presentation will also explore extended encoding options for FFmpeg including HEVC/H.265, to maximize compatibility with a wide range of mobile and desktop browsers, as well as streaming media servers. Presenter: Robert Reinhardt, Creator, videoR Wowza Ninja Training Workshop: Building End-to-End Streaming Workflows with Wowza Although the technology keeps getting easier to use, building end-to-end streaming workflows can still be challenging. Bring?your laptop, and in this hands-on workshop we’ll walk you through installing software and building numerous on-demand and?live streaming workflows. Along the way, we’ll cover options and best practices for each step. Applicable scenarios will?include enterprise video, mobile journalism, sporting events, concerts, education use cases, and many more. You’ll learn?about streaming formats and architectures (including on-premises vs. cloud vs. hybrid), plus technologies and solutions for?specific needs. To gain practical experience, we’ll use Wowza products and third-party encoding, cloud, content?management, and player technologies. Presenter: James Jackson, Director, Product Marketing, Wowza Media 1:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. Encoding 2016: Codecs