Ateme, a renowned leader in video compression and delivery technologies, is set to showcase its latest innovations in video compression at the SMPTE Media Technology Summit.
The summit is a prestigious event that congregates experts in film technology to explore and discuss cutting-edge solutions to prevailing industry challenges.
During the summit, Ateme will present two pivotal papers, providing industry leaders with a unique opportunity to delve into emerging trends and innovations vital for informed decision-making. The papers, either written or co-written by Ateme, are titled “Video Codecs and Encoding: Film Grain Modeling for HEVC Decoders, Context-Aware Encoding, Hybrid Codecs.”
Session Highlights:
When: The session, featuring Dan Grois’s presentation, will commence at 10 am (PST) on Wednesday, October 18, 2023, and extend until 11.30 am. It will include three additional presentations, one of which will be by Thomas Guionnet.
Where: The SMPTE Media Technology Summit will host the session in Presentation Room 1, located in the Ray Dolby Ballroom on the fifth floor of Ovation Hollywood, 6801 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood, CA 90028, USA.
Who: John Ferder, Governor at Large and Fellow of SMPTE, will chair the session. The papers will be presented as follows:
Dan Grois, Principal Researcher at Comcast, will present a paper co-authored with Thomas Guionnet, Fellow Research Engineer at Ateme, titled “Making film grain great again: AV1-compatible film grain modeling for existing HEVC decoders.”
Thomas Guionnet will present “The future of video compression ‒ Moving beyond hybrid codecs with machine learning.”
These presentations will offer attendees a deep dive into the future of video compression and the potential of integrating machine learning into hybrid codecs, thereby shaping the trajectory of video compression technologies.
