Training
Practical courses in networking, AoIP and Wireshark, and on DHD, Studer and Calrec consoles.
With the BBC since 1983
I help broadcast engineers understand, prove and repair audio networks. I teach networking, AoIP and Wireshark, I test AoIP installations before they go to air, and I find the fault when a network that should work does not.
Four kinds of work, all built on measuring what the network is really doing.
Practical courses in networking, AoIP and Wireshark, and on DHD, Studer and Calrec consoles.
Independent testing that an installation does what its design says.
Packet-level investigation of dropouts, clicks, sync loss and streams that will not connect.
Configuration, training and faultfinding for DHD mixing systems.

I joined the BBC in 1983 and its training department in 1988. Since 2021 I have worked freelance, and I still teach for the BBC Academy and work with BBC Technical Operations and project teams.
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