A Broadcast Control System (BCS) is the operational hub of modern broadcasting. It enables engineers to configure, monitor, and automate devices, signals, and workflows—ensuring seamless routing, redundancy, tally, and alarm management for reliable media production and playout.
Learn what a tally system is and how it informs live broadcast operations. Discover how Nevion evolves tally lights into software-defined broadcast control, integrating real-time on-air status within VideoIPath 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.
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.
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.
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.
Learn how automatic routing and SDN orchestration can each play a role in IP live production, and how Nevion VideoIPath unifies both approaches in one flexible, future-ready platform.
Meet Maren Ytterdal Krogsrud, UX lead for VideoIPath at Nevion in Norway.
Discover how Sony and Nevion’s Networked Live solutions, products, and services are transforming media workflows at booth 13.A10.
The whitepaper highlights hybrid live production and introduces VideoIPath as a solution for streamlined, secure orchestration.
The first European permanent IP technology lab for broadcast applications becomes now a reality thanks to Sony, Unitecnic and Nevion.
Nevion announces 400G addition to its eMerge SDN media fabric offering
Discover revolutionary Networked Live solutions at Sony’s booth. Join us to explore advancements in hybrid live production logistics.
Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation, has selected the Nevion Virtuoso software-defined media node for its advanced media transport and processing needs. This follows NRK’s selection of Nevion VideoIPath for broadcast control announced previously.
Building on the previous success of showcasing an IP broadcast system built around the Sony Networked Live ecosystem, this new lab will enable system integration testing, technical training and exploration of innovative use cases for IP-based broadcast productions.
Sony is delighted to announce today the delivery and provisioning of BBC Northern Ireland first IP based Outside Broadcast (OB) truck together with integrator Megahertz, and featuring Nevion VideoIPath.
Nevion provided the VideoIPath orchestration and control software for Warner…
Find out about Sony and Nevion’s workflow-transforming Networked Live solutions, products, and services on Sony’s booth 13.A10
Meet Haci Mehmet Cengiz, Senior Solution Architect at Nevion in Germany.
Esports leader Riot Games has chosen Networked Live for remote production, extending the use of VideoIPath to include broadcast control and federation
Sony and Deutsche Telekom test live-video solution using CAMARA network APIs, ensuring optimized low-latency and stable bandwidth for real-time transport.
Deutsche Telekom and Sony are announcing the successful testing of Nevion’s VideoIPath media orchestration platform with 5G network Application Programming Interfaces (APIs)
Amagi and Sony Group’s Nevion have partnered to help broadcasters…
Amagi and Nevion Partner to Simplify Premium Pop-Up Channel Creation
Solution is based on Sony and Nevion’s Networked Live offering
TV 2 Denmark teams up with Sony, Nevion, Node-H and Cumucore to test 5G in a live studio production
The CCMA group (Corporació Catalana de Mitjans Audiovisuals) and Sony are collaborating with system integrator Unitecnic to provide the news channel 3/24 with the technology and infrastructure necessary for the transition to IP.
CCMA group and Sony, in collaboration with system integrator Unitecnic,…
Telekom and Sony successfully tested 5G network APIs to enhance…
As part of its continuous enhancements of its Networked Live offering, Sony today revealed two new products and updates to its some of existing products.