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Broadcast technology, explained by the engineers who build it.

Evergreen reference guides on media transport, processing and remote production — the protocols and pipelines behind live broadcast.

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Contribution

IP contribution for VAR: ultra-low-latency camera-to-review networks

Video Assistant Referee (VAR) systems depend on an engineered chain of capture, transport, synchronisation, processing, and replay functions that deliver multiple frame-accurate camera feeds…

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Media Transport

Media gateway in IP broadcast workflows: protocol bridging, SDI/IP ingest and sizing for scale

A media gateway is a networked device or software function that bridges different broadcast signal domains — converting video, audio, timing and metadata across…

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Contribution

Path diversity, ARQ and active-active vs active-standby for resilient live contribution

Redundant IP contribution is the practice of sending the same live media over multiple, diverse network paths and applying packet-recovery or switching logic so…

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Media Exchange Layer

The State of MXL, One Year After Launch

MXL (the Media eXchange Layer) became a formal Linux Foundation project a year ago, and the year since has taken it from an EBU-convened…

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Contribution

Cingularity DP World Tour

Cingularity became the first to deploy the compact Appear X5 internationally — delivering broadcast-grade, low-latency HEVC contribution from DP World Tour golf venues back…

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Remote Production

Codec migration and comparison for live contribution and production workflows

Migrating between video codecs in live contribution and production environments is one of the most consequential infrastructure decisions a broadcaster or media operator can…

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Remote Production

Remote production and REMI decision guide for network, transport and core-IP choices

Choosing between cloud/software encoding and hardware encoding is one of the most consequential infrastructure decisions in live video contribution. Cloud and software encoding performs…

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Media Transport

SRT Packet Loss in Live Video Contribution

Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) is a UDP-based transport protocol designed to mitigate packet loss during live video contribution over unmanaged and variable networks. It…

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Hybrid Workflows

Chilevisión

A hybrid ground-to-cloud contribution chain that transformed a live HD World Cup feed into a premium 4K UHD channel for audiences across Chile.

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