Successful cloud implementation of live sports playout, management and delivery for German telecom company: From a system planned for Proof-of-Concept, to up and running with the first streams on air within a month currently monitoring 3,000 to 4,000 streams per season without any issues.
Learn from Zack Bacon, chief broadcast engineer, at Texas A&M, and lead broadcast engineer, Jonny Kerr, about how they’re implementing the SMPTE 2110 transition with the help of TAG Realtime Media Platform. Zack and Jonny are on the leading edge of IP technology in delivering video content for ESPN as part of the SEC Network.
FOX Sports selected TAG’s 100% IP software platform for all of their control rooms and operations multiviewers, monitoring the integrity of over 1200 sources driving 150+ displays for the most widely viewed single sporting event in the world.
“TAG are the market leaders in the IP monitoring space. There is very little out there that can do what the TAG does on the same hardware, such as decoding multiformat streams all on one appliance. Using the TAG IP solution gives Foxtel an edge as it is a software-based solution so we can move away from dedicated hardware that become a technical debt over time”, said Matthew Carter, Foxtel Head of Broadcast Engineering and Projects.
TAG’s MCM-9000 was brought in initially to keep tabs on streams in an on-premises system and was subsequently augmented with a cloud-based multi-location configuration in a later phase of the project.
According to SVG, MediaHub went through an exhaustive RFP process for their master control room refresh project and the outcome of the process was that TAG was selected as the monitoring solution for their IP platform.
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