Making the cloud work for broadcast

04 October 2021


TV Technology Article Written by Bob Kovacs with contribution from Miroslav Jeras, CTO The meaning of virtualized playout has changed significantly in the last 12 months “More and more media organizations are examining the merits and challenges of migrating their broadcast playout operations to IP and virtualized deployments,” said Pebble’s Jeras. “However, every broadcast playout […]

TV Technology Article

Written by Bob Kovacs with contribution from Miroslav Jeras, CTO

The meaning of virtualized playout has changed significantly in the last 12 months

“More and more media organizations are examining the merits and challenges of migrating their broadcast playout operations to IP and virtualized deployments,” said Pebble’s Jeras. “However, every broadcast playout workflow is unique, so properly supporting any broadcaster’s needs requires agile software development, a collaborative approach for the lifetime of the project and, crucially, an experienced engineering and deployment team.”

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