End-to-end Networked Orchestration
Powered by Nevion’s Software Defined Network (SDN), our end-to-end networked orchestration helps broadcasters manage and optimise their network resources – offering more efficient local and remote production plus shared production spanning multiple locations across the globe.
In June 2019 Sony entered a strategic partnership with Nevion AS, a leading provider of virtualised media production solutions. This collaborative strength of the relationship enables smart IP workflows to create more content with lower costs and an increased return on investment.
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Smarter resource management drives new business opportunities
But how do you connect and control equipment within and across locations seamlessly and in a unified way to achieve this game-changing transformation?
Nevion VideoIPath is the answer!
VideoIPath is an award-winning orchestration and SDN (Software Defined Networking) control software system from Sony’s wholly-owned subsidiary Nevion. Widely deployed by broadcasters and telecom service providers throughout the world, it is being used in applications including large, medium and small-sized, across both LANs and WANs (local and wide area networks).
Simplify broadcast control with Nevion VideoIPath
Nevion VideoIPath makes it easy to route video, audio and data across both SDI and IP networks (IGMP and SDN), connecting locations, equipment and functionality. No need for expertise – Nevion VideoIPath manages the underlying complexity and the resource capacity!
With VideoIPath, the incremental move from SDI to IP is simplified for customers, and seamless for the production team.
Now with essential broadcast control functionality
While VideoIPath can work with all leading traditional broadcast control systems, the IP revolution calls for a new thinking. This is why Sony and Nevion have been combining their expertise and experience to add essential broadcast control capabilities to VideoIPath – simplifying the deployment and use of production control in smaller facilities, Outside Broadcast production trucks and other mobile production units.
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