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Technology Committee
Outcome Reports

Technology Committee Meetings

SMPTE Standards Community Participation

Quarterly reports summarizing the most recent block meetings:

Report from September 2024  hosted by EBU (Geneva, Switzerland; Hybrid, In-Person/Online)

Report from June 2024  hosted by Ross Video (Hybrid, In-Person/Online)

Report from March 2024 hosted by SMPTE online

Report from December 2023  hosted by SMPTE online

Report from September 2023  hosted by CST (Paris, France)

Report from June 2023 hosted by Telstra (Melbourne, Australia)

Report from Feb/March 2023  hosted by Amazon Studio (Culver City, CA, USA)

Report from December 2022  hosted by SMPTE online

Report from September 2022  hosted by the EBU (Geneva/CH)

Report from June 2022  hosted by SMPTE Online

Report from Feb/March 2022 hosted by SMPTE Online

Report from December 2021 hosted by SMPTE Online

Report from August 2021 hosted by SMPTE Online

Report from June 2021 hosted by SMPTE Online.

Report from March 2021  hosted by SMPTE Online.

Report from December 2020 hosted by SMPTE Online (was planned to be Disney, Burbank, CA, USA)

Report from September 2020 hosted by SMPTE Online (was planned to be EBU, Geneva, CH)

Report from June 2020 hosted virtually by SMPTE Online (was planned to be AWS, Portland, OR, USA)

Report from March 2020 hosted by Whistling Woods Film School, Mumbai, India

Standards Quarterly Report

The Standards Quarterly Report summarizes the current progress of SMPTE Technology Committees that are working to create, approve, revise, and remove standards for the industry.

The report is helpful for:

  • Members who participate actively in the Standards Community and need a quick reference source.
  • Members who participate and were unable to attend a particular TC meeting.
  • Members who follow what is happening in the Standards Community to identify key issues.
  • Members and non-members who have no idea what is taking place in the Standards Community and would like to learn more.

Please let us know what you think and forward any suggestions for improvement to the Standards Development Department.