Why? Attend Demuxed
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No paid content, ever.
Speakers are selected by a committee of engineers that work across the industry so the talks are picked based on the submission, not how much money a company paid; we will never, ever sell a speaking slot. Attendee information isn't for sale either, and that includes any sponsors. Read more about the submission review process.
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Affordable.
We want anyone in the industry to be able to come, which means keeping tickets reasonably priced (thanks largely to our generous sponsors). We also offer free and discounted tickets to students and open source contributors, so please reach out if you're interested.
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For everyone in the community.
Our community is dedicated to providing an inclusive, enjoyable experience for everyone in the video industry. In this pursuit, and in keeping with our love for reasonable standards, we adopted the Ada Initiative's Conf Code of Conduct.




37 Amazing speakers
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Alexandria Shealy
Disney
The “technical” in technical project management
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Andrey Norkin
Netflix
AV1 at Netflix (joint talk)
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Andy Warman
Harmonic
SMPTE ST 2110 - Highest Quality, Lowest Latency, Pro Video over IP
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Ashutosh Agrawal
Hotstar
Doing Server-Side Ad Insertion on Live Sports for 25.3M Concurrent Users
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Ben Dodson
Snapchat
Analyzing Video Metrics like Richard Feynman
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Bryan Meissner
Comcast
Non-Standard Codecs With Standard WebRTC
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Charles Sonigo
Streamroot
Building an automated testing suite: How to gain confidence that your release will not break playback for any platform/player/OS/format combination (joint talk)
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Chris Ellsworth
Instagram
HEVC Upload Experiments
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Gary Katsevman
Brightcove
Japanese Captions
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Guido Meardi
V-Nova
A paradigm shift in codec standards: MPEG-5 Part 2 LCEVC, higher quality with any codec, maintaining decoder compatibility
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Haixia Shi
Facebook
Adventures with VP9 (joint talk)
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Izzat Bahadirov
LinkedIn
LiTr (LinkedIn Transformer) - and open source library to transcode and modify video on Android
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Javier Brines Garcia
BMAT
The do's and don'ts about Streaming security - Confessions from a signal hacking expert
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Jean-Baptiste Louazel
Streamroot
Building an automated testing suite: How to gain confidence that your release will not break playback for any platform/player/OS/format combination (joint talk)
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John Saxton
Amazon Web Services
Designing for Live Stream Failure with Seamless Switching (joint talk)
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Josh Tidsbury
Apple
Apple Low-Latency HLS Update
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Konstantin Wilms
Deluxe
Large-Scale Media Archive Migration to the Cloud
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Kyle Boutette
Cloudflare
Edge Compute
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Liwei Guo
Netflix
AV1 at Netflix (joint talk)
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Lucas Pardue
Cloudflare
There and back again: reinventing UDP streaming with QUIC
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Marina Kalkanis
M2A Media
The challenges of deploying Apple's Low Latency HLS In Real Life
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Michael Hill
Twitter
A Stateless Service for Audio Processing
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Nick Chadwick
Mux
Super Resolution: The scaler of tomorrow, here today!
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Richard Fliam
Bitmovin
Objectionable Uses of Objective Quality Metrics
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Roderick Hodgson
Amber Video
Is now the time to solve the deepfake threat?
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Rufael Mekuria
Unified Streaming
CMAF and DASH-IF Live ingest protocol
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Ryan B Harvey
Ted
Modeling the conceptual structure of FFmpeg in JavaScript
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Sahil Budhiraja
Hotstar
Reinforcement learning for ABR
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Sarah Allen
Veriskope
RTMP: web video innovation or Web 1.0 hack… how did we get to now?
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Sebastiaan Van Leuven
Twitter
A/B user testing when your CDN cache messes with your results
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Shawn Przybilla
Amazon Web Services
Designing for Live Stream Failure with Seamless Switching (joint talk)
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Steve Robertson
Youtube
JavaScript? In *my* native video app's core streaming library? It's more likely than you think.
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Te-Yuan Huang
Netflix
QoE Impact from Router Buffer sizing and Active Queue Management
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Ty Bekiares
Gogo
Edge Transcoding
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Will law
Akamai
Three Roads to Jerusalem
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Zachary Cava
Hulu
Scalable Per-User Ad Insertion in Live OTT
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Zen Xu
Facebook
Adventures with VP9 (joint talk)
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Demuxed Schedule
Our Schedule
We take our talk selection and schedule-building process very seriously. This year we received over 150 talk submissions, and 29 individuals from across the online video industry reviewed those (anonymized) submissions for a total of over 2900 reviews. A smaller group from that committee then took those aggregated reviews and helped pick the very best schedule possible, optimizing for talks that are relevant, interesting, and diverse.
Keep in mind, the individual session times and their order are subject to change, so make sure to check back here for any updates.
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Wednesday
October 23rd, 2019 Morning -
8.30am – 9.45am
Check-In
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8.30am – 9.30am
Women's Breakfast
A networking event for all attendees who identify as women. Sponsored by Women in Streaming Media. RSVP here!
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9.45am – 10.00am
Opening Remarks
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10.00am – 10.25am
Roderick Hodgson
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10.25am – 10.50am
Nick Chadwick
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10.50am – 11.00am
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11.00am – 11.15am
Break
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11.15am – 11.40am
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11.50am – 12.15pm
Richard Fliam
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12.15pm – 12.25pm
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12.25pm – 1.45pm
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Afternoon
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1.45pm – 2.10pm
Konstantin Wilms
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2.10pm – 2.20pm
Chris Ellsworth
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2.20pm – 2.45pm
Zachary Cava
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2.45pm – 3.10pm
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3.10pm – 3.25pm
Break
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3.25pm – 3.50pm
Charles Sonigo & Jean-Baptiste Louazel
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3.50pm – 4.00pm
Kyle Boutette
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4.00pm – 4.25pm
John Saxton & Shawn Przybilla
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4.25pm – 4.50pm
Sebastiaan Van Leuven
A/B user testing when your CDN cache messes with your results
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4.50pm – 5.05pm
Break
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5.05pm – 5.30pm
Alexandria Shealy
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5.30pm – 5.55pm
Andrey Norkin & Liwei Guo
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5.55pm – 6.20pm
Sahil Budhiraja
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6.20pm – 6.35pm
Josh Tidsbury

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Thursday
October 24th, 2019 Morning -
10.00am – 10.25am
Marina Kalkanis
The challenges of deploying Apple's Low Latency HLS In Real Life
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10.25am – 10.35am
Ben Dodson
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10.35am – 11.00am
Michael Hill
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11.00am – 11.10am
Bryan Meissner
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11.10am – 11.25am
Break
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11.25am – 11.50am
Ty Bekiares
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11.50am – 12.15pm
Rufael Mekuria
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12.15pm – 12.25pm
Gary Katsevman
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12.50pm – 2.00pm
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Afternoon
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2.00pm – 2.40pm
Lightning Talks
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2.40pm – 3.05pm
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3.05pm – 3.30pm
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3.30pm – 3.40pm
Break
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3.40pm – 4.05pm
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4.05pm – 4.30pm
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4.30pm – 4.40pm
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4.40pm – 4.55pm
Break
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4.55pm – 5.20pm
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5.20pm – 5.30pm
Haixia Shi & Zen Xu
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5.30pm – 5.55pm
Will law
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5.55pm – 6.10pm
Closing Remarks
After party!
This year's after party kicks off at 6pm Thursday right at the conference venue. Space is limited, so as much as we'd love for friends and colleagues to join us, please keep hold of your badge for the evening.
Venue & location
The Midway, SF
The Midway is a new, multifaceted creative complex, located in San Francisco’s burgeoning Dogpatch neighborhood. Equal parts creative laboratory and performance space, The Midway is a sprawling 40,000 square-foot venue for the public to engage with a variety of exhibitions, workshops, performances and special events. Housing art, food, music & emerging technologies under one synergistic and collaborative roof, The Midway is the perfect place for San Francisco’s creative communities to collide.
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About Demuxed
Demuxed is simply engineers talking about video technology. After years of chatting about video at the SF Video Technology Meetup, we decided it was time for an engineer-first event with quality technical talks about video. Our focus has traditionally been on content delivered over the web, but topics cover anything from encoding to playback and more!
Yeah but who are you?
Most of the organization and work behind the scenes is done by folks from Mux (Demuxed came first ☝️) but none of this would be possible without amazing people from the meetup.
Every year we get a group together that's kind enough to do things like schedule planning, help brainstorm cool swag, and, most importantly, argue heatedly over which talk submissions should make the final cut.

