OTT and streaming TV providers face the critical challenge of delivering video and audio streams with consistent quality, even under demanding conditions. Effective mobile streaming optimization not only improves viewer experience by addressing issues such as latency and buffering, but also reduces mobile data costs, benefiting both operators and users. This session dives into the key issues such as overcoming network congestion and reviews how a resilient streaming protocol and an innovative IP-video ecosystem can ensure efficient, reliable and high-quality streaming from the most challenging locations. Tune in to discover actionable strategies to optimize mobile streaming and provide an exceptional viewer experience, while optimizing operational costs.

This Session Covers:

Mobile Streaming Challenges & Benefits
Video Contribution Systems
Reliable Live Content Delivery Needs
IP Bonding for Stream Reliability
Mobile Streaming Use Cases & Examples
LiveU Reliable Transport (LRT)
Managing Network Congestion & Latency
5G Impact on Mobile Streaming Workflows
Mobile Streaming Training Requirements
Mobile Streaming Hardware & Software Components
Remote Production Features & Tools
Sustainability via Remote Production (REMI)
Compatibility with Streaming Platforms
eSIM with LIQ for Dynamic Switching

Producing and hosting a TV show about new media innovations and technologies is complicated and exciting. This episode covers how Kimberly Corrigan, the associate producer and host of the TV Metaverse show, finds and explains amazing topics, interviews expert guests and shares cool demo videos. Learn about TV Metaverse show volunteers worldwide help to develop, produce and promote the show and how they learn and develop new skills.

Topics Covered:

- What is the TV Metaverse?
- TV Metaverse Show Series
- Surprises about the TV Metaverse Show
- TV Metaverse Show Content Types
- Topics Covered by the Show
- Cool VR, XR & New Media Innovations
- Expert Guests and Interview Methods
- How and Where to Watch
- Volunteer & Ambassador Opportunities

Pop-up TV channels offer an exciting and flexible way for OTT and streaming TV operators to generate significant revenue by launching temporary television channels for special events, live broadcasts, or themed programming. These short-term channels, which can run for just hours or days, provide content owners with a dynamic opportunity to capture audience attention and monetize unique moments. However, launching a successful pop-up channel comes with its own set of challenges: securing sponsors to fund the channel, developing a compelling program schedule, promoting the channel effectively, and navigating technical, regulatory, and broadcast rights issues. With Veset’s pop-up TV channel management platform, you can easily set up and launch temporary channels on flexible hourly, daily, or monthly rate plans. The platform allows for seamless scaling, rapid deployment for OTT distribution, and can even be bundled with other media services to enhance your offering. Listen to this episode to discover how to create, manage, and maximize revenue with pop-up TV channels, and transform your service into a high-revenue, event-driven powerhouse.

This Episode Covers:

What are Popup TV Channels?
Why are Popup TV Channels Important?
What Surprises Companies about Popup TV Channels?
Who Needs Popup TV Channels Solution?
How does Popup TV Channels Work - Basically?
What Changes are Needed to Popup TV Channels?
How Long Does it take to Setup Popup TV Channels?
What Services and/or Equipment are Needed for Popup TV Channels?
Are there Other Benefits to Popup TV Channels Solution?
Is Special Popup TV Channels Training Required?
Will Popup TV Channels Work with Most Systems?

Gatis Gailis is the CEO and co-founder of Veset, a pioneer in cloud playout solutions for linear television channels. With over a decade of leadership and development experience in media technology, cloud computing, and broadcast solutions, he has been instrumental in advancing digital transformation within the media and entertainment industry. Under his guidance, Veset has collaborated with prominent companies, including PLAY, Inc., which acquired Veset in 2023. Gailis holds a degree in engineering sciences from Riga Technical University.