Session 1:
MXL & Dynamic Media Facilities

Vincent Trussart, Grass Valley

EBU DMF MXL Project update: SDK 1.1

Andy Rayner, Appear

The DMF and making timing work along the entire live production chain

Session 2:
MXL & Dynamic Media Facilities

Hartmut Opfermann, BFE Studio

How to Control and Orchestrate a Multi-Vendor DMF

Jonathan Thorpe, NVIDA

JT-DMF Flow Connection for MXL: Standardizing Connection Management with NMOS

Session 3:
Managing Dynamic Media Facilities

Thomas Gunkel, Skyline Communications

Resource Planning & Orchestration in DMF – Where are We? What’s next?

Tom de Brouwer, Merapar
Thomas Pister, Logic

Dynamic Software Licensing: An Open Framework and Reference Implementation for IP-Based Media Workflows

Session 4:
Troubleshooting and Cyber Resilience

Nicolas Sturmel, NSI2 Consulting

Everything Is Green, Yet Nothing Works

Andreas Hildebrand, LAWO

Security: Overview on EU Cyber Resilience Act – What Is It? How Does It Affect  Manufacturers and Users in the Broadcast Space?

Session 5:
Control Panes for AI & Cloud

John Mailhot, Imagine Communications

Enabling the AI Revolution – Model Context Protocol (MCP) and Why It Matters

Sydney Lovely, AWS
with Brian Rundle and Thomas Edwards

Bridging the First-Mile Gap: VSF TR-12 Client Device Discovery for Cloud Media Workflows

Session 6:
IPMX Case Studies and Certification

Bastian Stolk, PlexusAV

Case Study: Converging to IPMX: Unifying Multiple AV Standards in Large-Scale Event Operations

Rob Moodey, Matrox

IPMX Certified Products – the Implications of Certification

Session 7:
Cameras, GPUs and Open Control

Gareth Havard, Ross

SMPTE ST 2138: Open Source Control and Its Intersection with DMF

Gauthier Thieren, IntoPIX
Thomas True, NVIDIA

From Cameras to GPU: Live Production Architectures with ST 2110 and RoCEv2/RDMA Using JPEG XS