Nevion debuts media monitoring and management, routing, encoding and SDN innovations at NAB

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VP engineering Andy Rayner to present “IP’s next leap – the modern contribution network” alongside global operator BT at the Broadcast Engineering Conference

NAB 2015 Las Vegas, NV, April 9, 2015 Nevion, a leader in transporting media from the camera to the home, comes to NAB (booth SU2615) with innovations spanning media monitoring and management, routing and encoding solutions, as well as SDN for IP-based broadcast applications.

Nevion’s show theme “from baseband to IP –how to transition without disrupting workflows”, places a particular focus studios and campuses:

A non-proprietary, standards-based IP approach delivers the benefits of IT technology

Real Software Defined Networking (SDN) can be used to create the deterministic level of reliability and performance for media networks

Co-existence between baseband and IP can be achieved, protecting existing baseband investment by transitioning progressively to IP

At the Nevion booth SU2615, attendees will see demonstrations based on the following solutions: 

VideoIPath and SDN Nevion’s award-winning managed media transport platform, VideoIPath, is a key part of managing the transition to IP. It hides network complexity, ensuring that workflows are not disrupted as the underlying technology changes. VideoIPath has also been integrated with OpenFlow, an SDN-based communications protocol that delivers the defined and predictable reliability and performance required by broadcasters. 

Sublime X² hybrid router Combining routing with signal processing and high redundancy, the unique Sublime X² hybrid video/audio router offers the functionality that normally requires multiple pieces of equipment or a much larger router. As studios transition to IP, the Sublime X2 provides baseband islands with interconnectivity and signal processing.

NX4600 media gateway The latest addition to Nevion’s media gateway family, the NX4600 offers H.264/AVC encoding and decoding with unmatched flexibility, density, ease of use and cost-effectiveness. The NX4600 enables the efficient and transparent transport of baseband video signals over IP, for example for backhaul or contribution applications.

TNS media monitoring The compact TNS4200 media monitoring probe is a powerful toolbox, providing broadcasters with the ability to continuously monitor up to several hundred transport streams. The TNS4200 bridges both baseband and IP technology, enabling services to be monitored efficiently across technologies to ensure quality of service (QoS) and quality of experience (QoE).

TICO® compression technology for 4K Nevion will also be showing TICO lightweight compression applied to 4K/UHD. Nevion is part of the TICO Alliance - leading broadcast equipment manufacturers, OEM providers, broadcasters, electronics brands and technology companies that support TICO compression, a new lightweight compression technology that enables 4K/UHD to be transported over legacy SDI infrastructure and modern IP production and contribution networks. 

In a Broadcast Engineering Conference session, Nevion VP of engineering Andy Rayner and Ian Wallace, principle engineer, BT Media and Broadcast, will present IP’s Next Leap: The Modern IP Contribution Network on Tuesday, April 14. Nevion and BT will share how they created a flexible, high-capacity IP contribution network for the UK’s largest commercial television network.

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About Nevion

A pioneer in media transport, Nevion provides network and broadcast infrastructure to broadcasters, telecommunication service providers, government agencies and other industries. It enables the transport and management of professional-quality video, audio and data – in real time, reliably and securely – from the camera to the home.

From content production to distribution, Nevion solutions are used to power major sporting and live events across the globe. Some of the world’s largest media groups and telecom service providers use Nevion technology, including AT&T, NBC Universal, Sinclair Broadcast Group Inc., NASA, Arqiva, BBC, CCTV, EBU, BT, TDF and Telefonica.

For more information please visit www.nevion.com. Follow Nevion on Twitter @nevioncorp

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