Join Ateme and industry leaders from Gray Television and Samsung for an exclusive webinar!
Explore how HDR technology is transforming video production and delivery! Ateme, the market leader in HDR innovation, invites you to an insightful session on enhancing video quality and unlocking new use cases with minimal additional cost.
Key Takeaways:
- Understand how to balance cutting-edge innovation with current workflows.
- Learn how HDR is mature, in production, and leading the market today.
- Discover how pristine HDR video quality improves the end-user experience.
- Explore up-mapping SDR to HDR across all formats for an enhanced viewing experience.
📅 Date: Tuesday Feb 25th
🕒 Time: 13:00 EST / 10:00 PST / 19:00 CET
📍 Location: Online
Moderator:
George Klippel, Director, Channel Sales, North America, Ateme
Speakers:
Peter Gogas, Director of Engineering, Gray Television
Peter Gogas is a director of Engineering at Gray Television, focusing on broadcast system design/integration, on-air encoding, and ATSC 3.0 development. He began his broadcasting career with Gray in 2005 as an overnight master operator at KBTX. Two years later he joined the KBTX engineering team. He began his current role on Gray’s corporate engineering team in 2016.
Dr. Paul Hearty, Chief Standards Strategist, Samsung Research America
Paul Hearty is a pioneering leader in advanced television systems, with decades of experience in broadcast technology and standardization. Currently Chief Standards Strategist at Samsung Research America, he drives ATSC and other industry standards. Previously, he held key roles at Sony, General Instrument/Motorola, and the Communications Research Centre (Canada), shaping digital TV evolution, satellite broadcasting, and video compression. A Technical Emmy Award recipient, Hearty has contributed to four additional Emmy-winning innovations. With a PhD from Queen’s University Canada, he continues to influence the future of NEXTGEN TV.
Robin Herin, Director of Standardization, Ateme
Robin Hérin is a Director of Standardization within the CTO Office at Ateme, where he helps the Research & Innovation team develop future technologies for video processing and delivery, and drive partnership projects and standardization advances. Robin also co-chairs the Advanced Television Standards Committee (ATSC) Planning Team 9, studying Sustainability of Media and Data Distribution and presents at conferences frequently on behalf of ATEME. Now in his ninth year at Ateme, Robin has previously worked in both South & North America as a Solutions Architect before moving to New York. Robin holds a master’s degree in mechanical engineering from the Université de Technologie de Compiègne (France) and plays handball for the New York City Team Handball Club.