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This webinar will explore practical methods such as understanding codecs and compression standards, network segmentation with VLANs, and assessing network speeds to manage resources effectively and help you optimize bandwidth, enhance network performance, and deliver high-quality video.
We’ll cover key principles of bandwidth use, latency, and the impact of video compression on network load. We’ll discuss modifying video resolution and frame rate to influence bandwidth requirements and the relevance of compression standards like H.264 and H.265 for different scenarios.
Insights into VLANs for network segmentation, adaptive bitrate streaming, and IP protocols will be provided, introducing best practices to prevent congestion and maintain quality during peak usage. This webinar will emphasize configuring streams to meet audience needs, select optimal compression settings, and establish effective upload/download baselines for stable, reliable video delivery.
Join the February Power Hour to:
- Understand the fundamentals of bandwidth management for streaming video
- Identify the impact of video resolution, frame rate, and codec selection on bandwidth
- Explore bandwidth optimization techniques for streaming in high-traffic environments
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Investments in streaming media are expected to increase in the post COVID-19 world and the proliferation of audiovisual content is driving demand for video services, according to AVIXA’s IOTA report. Corporate live events producers and video production service providers can get the latest on key trends and technologies for AV content creation and distribution in AVIXA’s monthly Broadcast AV Power Hour. Learn more about the Broadcast AV Power Hour series.
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Moderator Information
David Maldow is the Founder & CEO of Let's Do Video and has been covering the visual collaboration industry, and related technologies, for over 15 years. His background includes 5 years at Wainhouse Research, where he managed the Video Test Lab and evaluated many of the leading solutions at the time. David has authored hundreds of articles and thought pieces both at Telepresence Options, where he was managing partner for several years, as well as at Let's Do Video. David often speaks at industry events and webinars as well as hosting the LDV YouTube Live Stream.
Speaker Information
Catherine Koutsaris is the Product Marketing Manager at Matrox Video, where she drives the positioning and promotion of standards-based, cutting-edge AV and broadcast AV-over-IP solutions. With a background in engineering and expertise in IP-based control room workflows, Catherine helps organizations modernize their AV systems without compromising flexibility, security, or interoperability. She actively champions open standards like IPMX and ST 2110 as pathways to scalable, future-proof deployments. Known for making complex technologies approachable, Catherine brings a practical, real-world perspective to IP migration—grounded in industry insight and informed by close collaboration with end users and integrators.
Jesse Miller has been building professional video systems since 2003. As CEO of Midtown Video, he designs and integrates multicamera production and live streaming systems for conferencing, retail experiences, sports broadcasting, and large venue sound. From 2009 to 2014, he produced and hosted a live internet TV show that showcased emerging technologies for professional streaming studios. Jesse holds degrees in Computer Science and Philosophy from the University of Michigan and an MBA from Florida International University, and is licensed by the State of Florida as a Certified Low Voltage Contractor. When he isn’t helping clients deliver broadcast-quality experiences, Jesse can be found playing ultimate frisbee, coaching t-ball, or flying small airplanes.
Elias Puurunen is an early innovator in digital event experiences and the founder of Tractus Events. As both a programmer and producer, he leverages AV-over-IP and NDI technology to deliver broadcast-quality conferences, trade shows, and workshops on any budget. Elias personally develops much of the software his team uses—ensuring every aspect of production is tightly controlled.
His high standards for quality have led to award-winning events, including a collaboration with the University of Waterloo’s WatSPEED that garnered over 14,000 views and earned a CASE Circle of Excellence award. He is also the author of Memorable, Profitable, Virtual: How to Run Virtual Conferences, Conventions, and Trade Shows That Create Meaning, Value, and Lasting Connections, a book that challenges the status quo of low-value virtual events. Elias and Tractus Events continue to redefine what’s possible in modern event production by merging cutting-edge tech with a passion for storytelling.
Kevin Ring is the National Director of Technology at Evolve Technology and an instructor at California Institute of the Arts (CalArts).
His career goal is to introduce and educate the public on new and emerging technologies and workflows related to video engineering, including the technology for AVoIP, image processing, media servers, LED and more.
Kevin is a certified instructor for Barco, disguise, Pixelhue, Christie, AV Stumpfl, Panasonic, BlackTrax, and many more.
Event Information
Date
11 February 2026
Time
1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Eastern Standard Time
Type
Webinar
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