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Taught by TVMentors IPTV expert, Gerard O’Driscoll; this course walks you through how to plan, design, maintain, and upkeep IPTV and Internet TV systems. It provides telecom professionals with a complete foundation of knowledge for entering into or advancing in the IPTV networking industry. This boot camp provides a comprehensive understanding of IPTV technologies and services. It is a combination of lecture, interactive demonstrations, and extensive hands-on lab exercises. The class size for the course is limited to 12 attendees, so that each attendee can be sure to receive the attention necessary to understand the course content.
Attendee Requirements
Knowledge of Digital TV and telecommunications is helpful but not required.
Who Should Attend?
This technical training course was developed for networking, digital TV, and telecommunications professionals planning on or currenly working wth IPTV. In particular the course in particularly relevent to attendees from the following sectors:
  Cable Operator   Telecommuniation companies
  Satellite Providers   IPTV System Integrators
  Content Providers   Internet PRoviders of IPTV
  Semi-conductor   services
  Manufacturers   Mobile and Wireless Companies
Course Materials
All Attendees willbe provided with the following:
  • Training hand book with extensive coverage of topics discussed in the class.
  • A Certicate of Completion
  • A complimentary copy of Gerard O'Driscoll's latest book 'Next Generation IPTV Serverices and Technlogies.
Past Attendees said....
Extremely relevant to my
job and well delivered
by the course instructor.
- Ki Chang Lee, LG Electronics
The technical aspects from both a
practical and theoretical were well
explained during this intensive
boot camp.
- Nari Jung, Cisco Systems
 

Learning objectives
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  Describe the various next
generation networking
technologies used todeliver IPTV
  Understand the technical
differences between Internet TV and IPTV
  Describe core IPTV network
technologies
  Define importantconsiderations
when designing or upgrading a
network to support IPTV
  Explain compression goals and
characteristics
  Describe the technical architecture of the MPEG-2,H.264/AVC, and
VC-1 compression standards.
  Explain the various layers of the IPTV communications model
(IPTVCM)
  Understand how each layer
processes IPTV packets and video frames.
   
  Describe the various components that are used tobuild a complete end-to-end IPTV solution.
  List the pros and cons of using
multicasting
  Describe the various IPTVMulticasting Protocols used by modern day IPTV & Internet TV systems.
  Explain the routing protocols used by IPTV & Internet TV systems.
  List the key functionalities
(i.e.congestion management
and enforcement of QoS) of a
residential gateway.
  Describe residential gateway
industry initiatives.
  Specify an IP set-top box to meet your IPTV & Internet requirements.
  Describe the technical architecture of the various types of IP set-top
boxes.
   
   
  Explain the functionality of
the various layers used by
the architecture of an IPTVCD
ineractive TV system.
  Define IPTV middleware initiatives.
  Explain the operation of hardware & software centric IPTV conditional systems.
  Understand the DRM content
protection ecosystem
  Specify a DRM Software and
Hardware system.
  Explain analog and digital copy
protection technologies used by IPTVCD interfaces.
  Deploy Whole Home media
Networking (WHMN) applications.
  Describe the technical features of the various types of WHMN enabling technologies.
  Explain the ywo main types
of software used byWHMN
applications.
  Implement IEEE 802.10 over a
home network.
   
  Describe the various types of VoD, which may be deployed across an IP network.
  Implement an IP-VoD technical
architecture..
  Explain the various protocols used by IP-Vod systems.
  Deploy a VLAN to facilitate the
integration of IPTV services cross an IP network.
  List the challenges ofintroducing HDTV as a product offering.
  Understand the requirements for
HDTV inside the digital home.
  Describe the technical architecture
of popular Interactive IPTV
applications.
  Describe the importance of QoS
and Qoe systems.
  Describe the factors that affect the delivery of IPTV services.
  Setup a QoS and QoE onitoring program.
 
2010 Boot Camp Schedule
    18th of October in Dublin, Ireland
 

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