HD has become the standard format for creating audio-visual content in all the realms of the professional world, whether for creating a film or video project, an e-learning module or a corporate presentation.

While going for a high-definition visual production, a developer has to keep a number of vital aspects in mind, such as the selection of the correct hardware tools and optimization of the codecs and media paths that can handle the high CPU load that HD entails.

Register Now for a Webinar titled 'The Hidden Challenges Of Developing HD Visual Communication Products' that is going to take place on the July 7, 2010, at 11 a.m. ET.  

The attendees of the Webinar will be able to have an analytical look at the hidden challenges and additional tasks that developers need to take care of when dealing with HD. Additionally, they will be able to address various other vital challenges commonly faced during the development of HD Visual products, such as the issues related to interoperability, system management and configuration, visual communication ecosystem and system integrators.

Tsahi Levent-Levi, project director and Community Facilitator at the Technology Business Unit of RADVISION & Sagee Ben-Zedeff, Director of New Technologies in RADVISION's CTO office will be the presenters of this Webinar. Levent-Levi has been active in the development of various VoIP and 3G projects as a programmer, manager and marketer during the past decade. During the period, he developed the 3G-324M protocol stack from scratch, as well as managed the team that was in charge of developing and maintaining the H.323 protocol stack. Right now, he has been participating in the development of RADVISION's video client in cooperation with Samsung (News - Alert), and also blogs regularly at VoIP Survivor, Talking Video and NoJitter.

Ben-Zedeff has more than 15 years of experience in real-time software development and is an expert in video related technologies and product development. He has been heading the research and development of new technologies for the Networking and Technology business units. Ever since joining RADVISION in 2003, Ben-Zedeff has been serving as a senior video DSP engineer, video team leader and media group manager in the NBU R&D body, apart from being actively involved in the development of various media engines for RADVISION's networking products.

The Webinar will be especially helpful for the HD developers, system integrators and communicating experts serving at various enterprises. Additionally, it will also be beneficial for the software programmers and developers willing to have a better understanding of development of HD protocols and codecs.

Register Now!