Talks

Here you can find the some talks / interviews

• Demuxed 2023: MOQ01/11/2023
  Abstract Media over QUIC (MOQ) is an IETF proposal for a media transport protocol that involves several big players of online video space (Meta, Youtube, Cisco, Akamai, etc). Ideally MOQ can accommodate most the online media use cases we see today: To start proving some of the novel ideas of the MOQ working group weContinue reading “Demuxed 2023: MOQ”
• SF Video meetup May 2023:MOQ POC Demo26/05/2023
  Abstract Demo of an open sourced proof of concept we built to test MOQ ideas. Recorded demo (in a more reliable environtment): Demo video (4m)  Those are the links to the repos:
• IETF 116 (Yokohama) Media over QUIC March 2023: MOQ POC Demo01/04/2023
  Abstract Demo of an open sourced proof of concept we built to test MOQ ideas. Recorded demo (in a more reliable environtment): Demo video (4m)  Those are the links to the repos:
• Sydney Video Nov 2022: RTMP GoAway (at Meta)02/01/2023
  Abstract At Meta we implemented RTMP Go Away, this is a new mechanism that allows the live RTMP server to send a signal to the client indicating that it needs to reconnect. This allows the client to create a new connection at a logical media boundary, incurring zero data loss in your live streams. ThisContinue reading “Sydney Video Nov 2022: RTMP GoAway (at Meta)”
• Barcelona video tech meetup November 2022: Delivering reliable live streaming over unreliable backbone networks24/11/2022
  Abstract Sometimes we need to deliver a highly reliable live streaming experience over a network that is not designed for that. At Meta we implemented a flexible multi-path strategy that allowed us to fix (almost) all problems (buffering and disconnections) caused by unavoidable network events. PS: Very similar talk than Video@scale 2022 See meetup link
• Video@Scale November 2022: Delivering reliable live streaming over unreliable backbone networks23/11/2022
  Abstract Sometimes we need to deliver a highly reliable live streaming experience over a network that is not designed for that. At Meta we implemented a flexible multi-path strategy that allowed us to fix (almost) all problems (buffering and disconnections) caused by unavoidable network events. See the link
• SF Video March 2022: RTMP GoAway (at Meta): What is it? How can I implement it and test it?07/07/2022
  Abstract At Meta we implemented RTMP Go Away, this is a new mechanism that allows the live RTMP server to send a signal to the client indicating that it needs to reconnect. This allows the client to create a new connection at a logical media boundary, incurring zero data loss in your live streams. ThisContinue reading “SF Video March 2022: RTMP GoAway (at Meta): What is it? How can I implement it and test it?”
• SF Video May CO-Video 2021 (Global Video Tech Meetup): Live distributed encoding proof of concept based on AWS Lambdas27/05/2021
  Abstract In this talk I showed a system that allows you to stream SRT (h264 + AAC) and create the live ABR in a fully distributed way. This implementation uses AWS Lambdas to perform a segmented serverless transcoding, this allow us to instantly scale to any type of renditions and transcoding settings, tested up toContinue reading “SF Video May CO-Video 2021 (Global Video Tech Meetup): Live distributed encoding proof of concept based on AWS Lambdas”
• SF Video Tech meetup: Build your own low latency live platform30/04/2021
  Abstract How to easily build your own live streaming low latency platform based on open source. Final measured latency with regular player ~2s Demo video See the video, and slides PS: Evolution of this talk
• Sydney video tech meetup: Build your own low latency live platform24/06/2020
  Abstract How to easily build your own live streaming low latency platform based on open source code. Final measured latency with regular player ~2s Demo video
• MMSYS 2019 keynote: Live streaming at scale18/07/2019
  Abstract Livestreaming could be quite challenging, mainly because nowadays OTT is replacing typical linear TV solutions (cable, satellite, and OTA), and the viewers expects at least the same level of quality, reliability an features as before. The big challenge of OTT is to achieve that same UX using, most of the cases, technologies that areContinue reading “MMSYS 2019 keynote: Live streaming at scale”
• Boston video tech meetup: Building your own livestreaming platform23/11/2018
  Abstract Livestreaming could be quite challenging, but it is possible to create a simple proof of concept of live streaming platform in few lines of code, here I show you how to do that
• Tokyo Brightcove PLAY: Brightcove live tech overview06/07/2018
  Abstract Talk about complexities of Brightcove live platform and server side ad insertion
• Tokyo Brightcove Techathon: live streaming tech overview05/07/2018
  Abstract Talk about complexities of live streaming and server side ad insertion
• Boston Brightcove PLAY: Live server side ad insertion at scale14/06/2018
  Abstract Talk about complexities of Brightcove live platform and server side ad insertion
• SF Video Tech meetup: Frame Accurate Video Playback In The Browser20/04/2017
  Abstract Livestreaming could be quite challenging, but it is possible to create a simple proof of concept of live streaming platform in few lines of code, here I show you how to do that VOD demo Live demo
• Jornada sobre loudness “Els canvis de sonoritat a les televisions” [CAT]05/05/2014
  Col·laboració en les jornades sobre loudness organitzades pel Consell de l’Audiovisual de Catalunya (CAC)
• IDMAC presentation [CAT]01/05/2012
  Here you can found the presentation about Loudness that I did in the MAC (Mercat Audiovisual de Catalunya).
• Tapeless workflows [CAT]13/12/2010
  Abstract Explicar la migració de cintes a IP el cas de EDC (8tv i RAC105)