Future experiment: live journalism Sample Clauses

Future experiment: live journalism. The scenario of the urban journalist is an actual use case that has been adapted to fit the FLAME platform. The goal is to explore to which extend of the FLAME platform could stand in for a mobile production unit. You could argue that this is a form of edge computing already. The unit receives all local streams, performs quality analysis and chooses which stream to forward to the studio. This reduces bandwidth (cost) as only one stream is sent but still comes at the price of deploying the unit. A main selling point for a broadcaster would be to have this same functionality at lower cost. The first requirement of the platform would be to be able to handle the same flow from figure 1 with streams instead of file upload. Keeping a steady data flow is more important than reliable delivery. Some advanced media quality analysis like shakiness detection and sound analysis work better on streams. Of course FLAME can handle all protocols over IP but is limited in replication functionality when it comes to the typical protocols used for streaming like UDP. There are also no foundation media services currently in the pipeline that will make use of streams.
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