Category: Broadcast

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April 12, 2023
Get a glimpse into Haivision’s fourth annual Broadcast Transformation Report with these five key takeaways about the state of the broadcast industry.
By Ashley Sherlow
April 4, 2023
Learn about all the details of the upcoming SRT InterOp Plugfest with special guests YouTube, and how you can register for it in our latest post.
By Mark Villamor
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SRT Alliance Surpasses 600 Members
March 9, 2023
Our latest post celebrates six years of SRT and the SRT Alliance surpassing 600 members with the addition of Paramount, Cloudflare, DolbyIO, Chyron, and more.
By Mark Villamor
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Award-Winning IBC Accelerator Project
February 23, 2023
Learn about Haivision’s contribution to the 2022 IBC Accelerator Project of the Year Award winner, “5G Remote Production in the Middle of Nowhere”.
By Mark Villamor
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Sony’s Open Source Statistics Exporter for the SRT Protocol is Available Now 
February 21, 2023
Learn all about Sony’s new contribution to the SRT open source protocol, the SRT Prometheus Exporter.
By Mark Villamor
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STIVER INC
February 1, 2023
Read our latest post to learn how Stiver Inc. is using Haivision’s low latency solutions when producing live events.
By Mark Villamor
World Football Tournament
December 6, 2022
Haivision is pleased to have supplied hundreds of live broadcast solutions to support projects related to the 2022 international football tournament in Qatar.
By Ashley Sherlow
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Broadcast Survey 2023 annoucement
November 30, 2022
We’ve launched our fourth annual Broadcast IP Transformation survey and want to hear from you. Your voice matters!
By Mark Villamor
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Remote Production 101
November 10, 2022
What is remote production and why do broadcasters use it? Learn the basics of remote production in this edition of our latest Video Encoding Basics series.
By Lina Nikols
Live Contribution with the Makito X4 and SRT
October 26, 2022
Learn how Haivision’s flagship video encoder, the Makito X4, paired with the SRT protocol supports our customers’ live broadcast needs.
By Ashley Sherlow
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