Sydney-based global live event streaming provider Corrivium has chosen Grass Valley’s GV AMPP (Agile Media Processing Platform) to stream high-profile virtual e.
By Jake Bickerton2021-04-27T09:38:00+01:00
Grass Valley’s Mike Cronk explains how large-scale live productions can now transition to flexible, cost-effective cloud-based remote workflows
Mike Cronk, vice president of advanced technology for Grass Valley talks to Broadcast Tech editor Jake Bickerton about how to make the transition to the cloud as straightforward and cost-effective as possible for media companies.
The bandwidth and technical requirements for media companies has made the move to cloud-based working more challenging than many other industries, and there’s also latency issues that come into play too.
To address these issues, minimise latency, and enable true live cloud production, Grass Valley recently launched a cloud product that’s been specially designed for the production and broadcast industries – the Agile Media Processing Platform (AMPP).
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By TVN Staff | April 8, 2021 | 11:10 a.m. ET.
Grass Valley is continuing it push toward to a cloud-first, software-based future with the appointment of media technology expert Barbara DeHart as director of alliances for the GV Media Universe. In this newly created role, DeHart “will focus all of Grass Valley’s strategic partnerships on bringing together high-performance solutions from recognized broadcast technology vendors into a unified cloud-native ecosystem,” the company said.
GV Media Universe is Grass Valley’s vision for transitioning to the software- and cloud-based future of content creation and distribution in a safe, efficient, proven ecosystem of new operations and business practices. The company says strategic partners in the GV Media Universe “enjoy a faster pathway to the cloud and an established operational and commercial ecosystem that extends their reach and sales potential. Grass Valley customers benefit from these partnerships through access to indust
Technology executives from WarnerMedia, Sinclair, Amagi and Grass Valley said at a
TVNewsCheck webinar last week that while broadcasters are drawn to the cloud’s flexibility and scalability, moving away from on-prem hardware means workflow changes often better suited to a hybrid model.
By Glen Dickson | January 28, 2021 | 10:00 a.m. ET.
Broadcasters looking to replace aging HD-SDI hardware with more flexible and scalable technology are increasingly looking to the cloud, first in playout and disaster recovery (DR) but also with an eye to future production and storage applications. The challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic have only accelerated that trend by placing new importance on the ability to run broadcast workflows remotely.