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Excited to share that TVU Networks will be part of the panel discussion “The Next Live Playbook: Technology Trends Transforming Sports Production” at the SVG Sports Production Innovation Summit next week! As live production continues to evolve, the industry is rapidly moving toward more flexible, cloud-based and IP-driven workflows. From remote production and distributed operations to UHD and scalable infrastructure, this session will explore the technologies reshaping the future of sports broadcasting. Joining the discussion: • Emili Planas Quintana, CTO, Mediapro • Szymon Wramba, CTO, Ekstraklasa Live Park • Matthew Ivey, BD Director EMEA, TVU Networks • Zlatan Gavran, COO / Managing Director, Broadcast Solutions 🗓️ May 21st, 2026🕒 2:45 PM – 3:10 PM
📍 Imagina Centre Audiovisual Looking forward to an insightful conversation with industry leaders driving the next generation of live production workflows. #SportsBroadcasting #RemoteProduction #CloudProduction #IPWorkflows #LiveProduction #BroadcastTechnology #TVUNetworks #SportsProduction #MediaTech

Athletes used to connect with fans through press conferences and postgame interviews. Now they're doing it live — from the streets, the gym, and everywhere in between. Shilo Sanders is one of a growing number of athletes building their own audiences through IRL streaming on Twitch. No scripts. No PR filters. Just real life, broadcast in real time to thousands of fans who show up because the connection feels genuine. But streaming an entire day on the move — across Miami, through a boxing gym, into a ping pong club — at broadcast quality? That takes more than a phone and a ring light. Together with production support from UnlimitedIRL creators are running full multi-camera live production powered by TVU Networks technology. Our hardware rides in a backpack. Their control room runs remotely. The audience never sees the seams. The creator economy isn't coming for sports. It's already here. And the athletes who get it are building something no highlight reel can replicate — a direct, authentic relationship with their fans. TVU Networks was built for this. #TVUNetworks #IRLStreaming #AthleteCreator #LiveProduction #CreatorEconomy #Twitch #Sports #LiveStreaming

This week at the Royal Television Society’s "Modernising Media Workflows," event in London, we had the opportunity to discuss how live media infrastructures are evolving beyond traditional broadcast models. Together with Reuters News Agency and InSync Technology Ltd, we explored how cloud-managed IP workflows, microservices architectures, TVU MediaMesh, open APIs and motion-compensated frame rate conversion are changing the way live content is distributed, scaled, orchestrated, and processed. The discussion moved beyond theory into real operational challenges: → transitioning from satellite to IP-based distribution → scaling live workflows dynamically based on demand → integrating orchestration, observability and operation into cloud workflows → enabling more flexible and cloud-agnostic infrastructures for modern live distribution → building the foundation for automated and self-healing media systems A big thank you to everyone who joined the session and to all speakers and partners involved in the discussion: Jeff Smith (Reuters), James Taylor (InSync), Kevin Longhurst (Media Comms Ltd) and Johannes Heckmann (TVU Networks) #Broadcast #MediaTechnology #LiveProduction #CloudProduction #IPVideo #RemoteProduction #MediaWorkflows #BroadcastEngineering #SaaS #5G #MediaDistribution #TVUNetworks

Do you really need commentators on-site for every production? With TVU Remote Commentator bundled with TVU Producer, the answer is increasingly no. Commentators can work from anywhere, fully integrated into the live production — with no added complexity. It’s a simpler way to: • Scale coverage across more events • Reduce operational costs • Keep everything connected in one workflow Remote production that actually works in practice.

MPTS 2026 is officially a wrap — and our best one yet. ✈️ More importantly, the conversations were stronger than ever, with great discussions around cloud production, IP workflows, remote production, AI, MediaMesh, and large-scale distribution workflows. Big thanks to everyone who stopped by and helped make the show such a success. Already looking forward to next year. #MPTS #Broadcast #MediaTech #CloudProduction #RemoteProduction

Honored to support Reuters News Agency in building the next generation of live news workflows. Partnerships like this highlight how flexible, cloud-native IP infrastructure can help global media organizations scale efficiently while keeping the focus where it belongs — on journalists and storytelling.

Together with PEGSA Group, we supported the delivery of Super Rugby Americas 2026, connecting 5 countries into a single, unified workflow. With 52 matches produced in the cloud, this project shows how remote production can: • streamline operations across multiple venues • reduce on-site infrastructure • enable real-time access to content for teams, referees, and digital platforms From acquisition to distribution on ESPN and Disney+, everything runs through a centralized, IP-based workflow. A great example of how technology and production teams can build new models together, not just replicate traditional ones. Read the release 👉: https://hubs.ly/Q04ghVL20 #CloudProduction #RemoteProduction #LiveSports #BroadcastInnovation #TVUNetworks

For over 20 years, Jordan Media City has served broadcasters across five continents. As client needs evolved, so did the demand for agility: faster distribution setup, flexible scaling for major events, and the ability to expand reach without rigid long-term commitments. Their answer: TVU MediaHub for IP connectivity and distribution. 70 concurrent streams across 7 sites with full redundancy and automatic failover, running 24/7. Built to scale on demand while maintaining broadcast-grade reliability. 👉Read the full story: https://hubs.li/Q04ghKj70 Jordan Media City TVU Networks MEBS | Middle East Broadcast Solutions

EVS Broadcast Equipment integrates TVU remote super slow-motion synchronization into its LiveCeption solution — delivering premium replay from any venue, no fiber required. TVU Networks and EVS announced today that they have completed technical validation of TVU's remote super slow-motion ingest and synchronization technology with EVS's LiveCeption replay solution. What this means for broadcasters: ➖ Run frame-accurate, high frame rate replay workflows over 5G, Starlink, public internet, and standard broadband — eliminating dependency on dedicated fiber circuits and on-site infrastructure ➖ TVU's Precision TimeAlign technology applies hardware-level timestamps at ingest and reconstructs synchronized phases with sub-frame accuracy over any IP network ➖ Extend premium slow-motion coverage to more venues and productions while keeping replay operations centralized ➖ Scale top-tier replay experiences across more live sports properties without scaling costs For more: https://lnkd.in/eUug4Y3H