COURSES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE

	Content Creation with RealProducer V11
	Content Creation with Helix Mobile Producer V11
	Helix Server V12 Administration
	Helix Mobile Server V12 Administration
	Global Custom Onsite Training

CONTENT CREATION WITH REALPRODUCER V11
This course introduces students to digital media content encoding, authoring and related issues. Students will learn how to create content as well as present their already existing assets in a new dynamic, interactive way. Students will also learn how to encode media using the next generation product RealProducer V11.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

	Define the new features in RealProducer V11
	List the key features in RealProducer V11
	Describe the retired features in RealProducer V11
	Understand basic streaming concepts
	Understand streaming media components and processes
	Know commonly used protocols, media file types, and codecs
	Install RealProducer V11
	Create a new job file
	Encode a RealMedia file
	Use Log Viewer
	Choose and edit audiences
	Adjust encoding settings to improve quality
	Understand broadcast basics
	Run a live broadcast using different methods
	Configure Low Live Latency on RealProducer V11
	Create and edit Server templates
	Access media from the Helix Server
	Identify the three-pane environment of RealPlayer
	Customize RealPlayer preferences
	View the source code for media delivered from the Helix Server
	RealPlayer transport protocols
	Define a metafile
	Create a Play list in a Ram file
	Create a Ram file to synchronize media with contextual information
	Create a Ram file to set the playback size of media and HTML
	Link to content using ramgen
	Embed HTML URLs into existing RealMedia files
	Target the embedded URLs to specific RealPlayer Panes
	Update Title, Author, Copyright information in existing RealMedia Files

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CONTENT CREATION WITH HELIX MOBILE PRODUCER V11
This course introduces students to digital media content encoding, authoring and related issues for mobile. Students will learn how to create content as well as present their already existing assets in a new dynamic, interactive way. Students will also learn how to encode media using the newly released next generation product Helix Mobile Producer V11.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

	Learn new and key features in Helix Mobile Producer V11
	Know what functionalities are unsupported in Helix Mobile Producer V11
	Understand two different versions of Helix Mobile Producer V11 and their differences
	Understand installation requirements and procedures
	Know some 1G, 2G, 2.5G, and 3G mobile technologies and acronyms
	Understand streaming media components and processes
	Know some commonly used streaming related protocols, file formats and codecs for mobile
	Install Helix Mobile Producer V11
	Encode on-demand (pre-recorded) media files in RealMedia or 3GPP or 3GPP2 format designed for Mobile
	Create a new job file
	Choose and edit audiences
	Adjust encoding settings to improve quality
	Create live streams in RealMedia or 3GPP or 3GPP2 format designed for Mobile with Helix Mobile Producer
	Deliver RealMedia and 3GPP live streams with Helix Mobile Server V12
	Access media from the Helix Server
	Define common communication ports used by Media Players and Helix Server
	Define common protocols used by Media Players and Helix Server
	Know different types of media players for mobile
	Customize RealPlayer - Mobile settings
	Understand the key features of the RealPlayer-Mobile
	Define a metafile
	Create a Play list in a Ram file
	Link to content using Ramgen or SDPgen

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HELIX SERVER V12 ADMINISTRATION
This course will instruct students how to deploy the Helix™ Server V12 from Real. Students will learn how to install, configure, maintain, and architect Helix Server V12.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

	Define the new features in Helix Server V12
	List the key features in Helix Server V12
	Describe the retired features in Helix Server V12
	Understand upgrade Issues
	Understand some installation issues
	Install Helix Server V12 on a supported Windows, UNIX or Linux platform
	Start and stop the Helix Server V12
	Use the Helix Administration GUI tool
	Customize ports used by Helix Server, using the Helix Administrator and the Helix Server configuration file
	Specify IP addresses reserved for Helix Server
	Configure Helix Server for delivery via http, including defining MIME types available
	Add a mount point to define storage locations of on-demand media, using local and network storage
	Access media from the Helix Server
	Define the commonly available data types delivered by Helix Server
	Send a live broadcast from a Helix Mobile Producer to the Helix Server
	Understand different Helix broadcast methods
	Understand how the Helix Server manages Quick Time and RTP Encoding
	Understand how the Helix Server manages live broadcasts from Windows Media encoder
	Use the basic features of SLTA
	Archive live broadcasts
	Understand the differences between unicast and multicast
	Configure Back-Channel and Scalable multicasting features of the Helix Server
	Configure Multicast on-demand content, including Windows Media
	Understand basic splitting concepts
	Understand Splitting considerations
	Set up a transmitter and receiver
	Link to splitting content
	Understand server redundancy
	Understand content caching
	Set up multiple servers
	Set up content caching publishers and subscribers
	Understand the relationship between the Helix Server and the Helix Proxy
	Control caching of content in Helix Server or Helix Proxy’s media cache
	View the Source Information for a clip
	Control access to the Source Information for clips stored on your Helix Server
	Understand the access and error logs, their structure, and the data they provide
	Use the Server Monitor to observe real-time traffic on your Helix Server
	Control the data captured into the log files
	Create customized log files
	Understand Firewall issues and solutions
	Limit the bandwidth consumption of the Helix Server
	Create Access Control Rules to allow or prevent clients, encoders, and other tools access to the Helix Server
	Administer user names and passwords for authentication of software making requests of the Helix Server

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HELIX MOBILE SERVER V12 ADMINISTRATION
This course will instruct students how to deploy the Helix™ Server V12 from Real. Students will learn how to install, configure, maintain, and architect Helix Server V12.

Upon completion of this course, students will be able to:

	Define the new features in Helix Mobile Server V12
	List the key features in Helix Mobile Server V12
	Describe the retired features in Helix Mobile Server V12
	Understand upgrade Issues
	Understand some installation issues
	Install Helix Mobile Server V12 on a supported Windows, UNIX or Linux platform
	Start and stop the Helix Mobile Server V12
	Use the Helix Administration GUI tool
	Customize ports used by Helix Mobile Server, using the Helix Administrator and the Helix Mobile Server configuration file
	Specify IP addresses reserved for Helix Mobile Server
	Configure Helix Mobile Server for delivery via http, including defining MIME types available
	Add a mount point to define storage locations of on-demand media, using local and network storage
	Access media from the Helix Server
	Define the commonly available data types delivered by Helix Server
	Send a live broadcast from a Helix Mobile Producer to the Helix Server
	Understand different Helix broadcast methods
	Understand how the Helix Server manages Quick Time and RTP Encoding
	Understand how the Helix Server manages live broadcasts from Windows Media encoder
	Use the basic features of SLTA
	Archive live broadcasts
	Understand the differences between unicast and multicast
	Configure Back-Channel and Scalable multicasting features of the Helix Server
	Configure Multicast on-demand content, including Windows Media
	Understand basic splitting concepts
	Understand Splitting considerations
	Set up a transmitter and receiver
	Link to splitting content
	Understand server redundancy
	Understand content caching
	Set up multiple servers
	Set up content caching publishers and subscribers
	Understand the relationship between the Helix Mobile Server and the Helix Mobile Gateway
	Control caching of content in Helix Mobile Server or Helix Mobile Gateway’s media cache
	View the Source Information for a clip
	Control access to the Source Information for clips stored on your Helix Mobile Server
	Understand the access and error logs, their structure, and the data they provide
	Use the Server Monitor to observe real-time traffic on your Helix Server
	Control the data captured into the log files
	Create customized log files
	Understand Firewall issues and solutions
	Limit the bandwidth consumption of the Helix Mobile Server
	Create Access Control Rules to allow or prevent clients, encoders, and other tools access to the Helix Mobile Server
	Administer user names and passwords for authentication of software making requests of the Helix Mobile Server
	Understand the rate control feature of Helix Mobile Server
	Know how RFC 3448 TFRC (TCP Friendly Rate Control) algorithm works in rate control
	Know BCC (Binomial Congestion Control) algorithm works in rate control
	Know what methodologies can be used in rate control testing

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