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What is Broadcast Control?

Explore how broadcast control systems orchestrate complex media environments. Learn how Nevion’s VideoIPath platform simplifies routing, monitoring, and resource management, delivering flexible and unified broadcast operations across hybrid infrastructures.

What is NMOS?

Find out how NMOS (Networked Media Open Specifications) standardizes device discovery and connection in IP-based broadcast environments. Discover how Nevion leverages NMOS to enable interoperable, multi-vendor media networks for seamless and scalable operations.

What is Live Event Production?

Learn how live event production combines creativity and technology to deliver real-time experiences. Explore how Nevion’s IP-based and cloud-native solutions are revolutionizing how live events are captured, managed, and broadcast globally.

What is Network Technology?

Understand how network technology powers modern IP-based media workflows. Discover how Nevion applies advanced networking to replace traditional SDI infrastructures, enabling scalable, secure, and resilient broadcast and production over IP.

What is Virtualization Technology?

Explore how virtualization transforms media production, turning hardware into flexible, software-defined platforms. Learn how Nevion’s Virtuoso and VideoIPath enable media function and infrastructure virtualization for scalable, agile, and remote-ready broadcasting environments.

What is SRT?

Discover how Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) ensures secure, low-latency video streaming over unreliable networks. Learn how Nevion integrates SRT into its VideoIPath orchestration platform to enable reliable, encrypted video contribution and distribution across cloud and hybrid media workflows.

What is JPEG XS Encoder?

JPEG XS is a low-latency, lightweight codec delivering near-lossless video for real-time IP workflows like live broadcast and remote production.

What is Broadcasting Over IP?

Broadcasting over IP leverages IP technologies to transmit audio, video, and data reliably, transforming live production workflows for broadcasters worldwide.

What is SMPTE ST 2110?

SMPTE ST 2110 enables IP-based transport of video, audio, and data as separate, synchronized streams for flexible and efficient media workflows.

What is Unicast vs Multicast?

Efficient data transmission is vital in media networks. Knowing the difference between unicast and multicast helps optimize performance and ensure smooth content delivery.

What is ARQ (Automatic Repeat reQuest)?

Automatic Repeat reQuest (ARQ) ensures reliable IP data transmission by detecting errors and requesting retransmission, preserving data integrity even with packet loss.

What is IP/Cloud Video Router?

An IP/Cloud Video Router is a software-defined solution that routes video and audio over IP networks, replacing traditional SDI routers to enhance scalability, flexibility, and remote access in modern broadcasting.