Hands-On, Real-World Training for Today’s IP Media Systems
The SMPTE ST 2110 IP Media Roadshow is a one-day education program designed to help media professionals confidently design, deploy, and operate IP-based production systems.
Built around the SMPTE ST 2110 standards suite, this instructor-led program goes beyond theory. It focuses on how IP media systems actually behave in real facilities, using practical examples, lessons learned, and real-world workflows from broadcast, live production, and media environments.
Delivered on-site at major industry events and regional hubs, the Roadshow creates a scalable, repeatable education platform that supports the industry’s continued transition from SDI to IP.
Full day session walks you through modules that combines teaching conversations and practical examples.
- Module 1 — ST 2110 Foundations & Systems Architecture
- Module 2 — Precision Time Protocol (ST 2059) for Live Production
- Module 3 — Audio over IP in ST 2110 Environments
- Module 4 — Network Fabric Design for Media
- Module 5 — Deployment and Operational Failure Points
- Module 6 — Team Practicum: Sample RFP and Design
The goal of the SMPTE ST 2110 IP Media Bootcamp is to:
- Bridge the gap between standards documentation and real-world implementation
- Create a shared technical language across engineering, IT, and operations teams
- Reduce deployment risk by addressing common design and operational pitfalls
- Build confidence for professionals participating in IP-based project planning and decision-making
- Participants with a practical, systems-level understanding of IP media — not just how the standards are
This program is designed for:
- Engineers (Broadcast and media)
- Systems integrators
- Teams (Live production and remote production )
- Cloud professional (Media IT and video )
- Early-career professionals
- Students
By the end of the Bootcamp, participants will be able to:
- Explain the role of SMPTE ST 2110 in modern IP production environments
- Understand how video, audio, and ancillary data are separated, transported, and synchronized
- Describe how Precision Time Protocol (ST 2059) enables deterministic live production
- Identify key design considerations for resilient IP media networks
- Recognize common deployment and operational failure points
- Communicate effectively using shared ST 2110 terminology
- Understand where adjacent technologies — including IPMX, Dante, NDI, and JPEG-XS — intersect with SMPTE standards
Secure your spot and dive into a full day of IP media insights!
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Members: $450
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Non-Members: $550
