Join Steve Holmes and Kevin Salvidge as they discuss the basics of NMOS, why it’s useful, and how you can monitor and identify NMOS/SDP issues in your ST 2110 infrastructures using unrivaled analysis tools to prevent common problems.

Once upon a time, if you asked a broadcast engineer what they knew about NMOS, they would have responded by telling you it was an N-channel metal-oxide semiconductor transistor.

But that all changed as the broadcast industry started to adopt SMPTE ST 2110. Suddenly, a new NMOS came on the scene.

Rather than having to manually create and update host tables containing IP addresses and host names for complex broadcast systems, AMWA’s Networked Media Open Specification, or NMOS, was developed to assist in the discovery and connection of devices in an IP world.

On the seminar, you’ll discover:
• Why you need NMOS and how you can apply it within your workflows
• How to spot and prevent common NMOS/SDP problems
• The fundamentals of NMOS and beyond
• Which analysis tools from Leader and PHABRIX will help you in monitoring NMOS in both ST 2110 and hybrid setups
• NMOS troubleshooting – what you need when it comes to error reporting