SipRadius to showcase remote production solutions at NAB Show
SipRadius is set to present its scalable and reliable solutions for remote production and connectivity at the NAB Show 2025, which will take place in the Las Vegas Convention Center, from April 6-9. At the forefront of its showcase is MRTC, a technology designed to resolve timing issues that often hinder remote productions.
The latest MRTC version, debuting at NAB, introduces enhanced capabilities for managing and controlling NDI sources. This ensures that signals reach master control at the correct frame rate and with broadcast stability. Remote contributors can simply connect an NDI camera to an MRTC unit and access the internet, with the device providing stable and precise timing for both the camera and the transmitted signal.
Sergio Ammirata Ph.D., Founder and Chief Scientist at SipRadius, said: 'IP is transforming the way we make television. Complex remote production environments can be created thanks to the ubiquity of fast internet connectivity. But we still have to work within the fundamental structures of television, including the expectation that we will get a fresh picture 59.94 times a second.
'The background of SipRadius is in delivering deterministic content, securely, over uncontrolled circuits, and we take a leading role in the standards which make professional video over the internet possible,' Ammirata continued. 'We knew there was a need for a bridge to bring timing together across remote production locations, and we had the technology to deliver it.'
Talk to the SipRadius experts on a booth at NAB Show 2025 and see how simple it is to bridge across the internet for broadcast delivery and distribution.
Stand W2420
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Broadcast Pro
13-05-2025
- Broadcast Pro
FOR-A showcases next-generation broadcast solutions at CABSAT
The company will highlight four key technologies, all making their CABSAT debut, that are transforming broadcast workflows across the Middle East, Africa and beyond. FOR-A is set to showcase its latest lineup of next-generation broadcast technologies at CABSAT 2025, taking place from May 13 to 15 at the Dubai World Trade Centre (Stand AR-G10). Under the theme 'Connecting the present, Building the future,' the company will demonstrate how its cutting-edge solutions are bridging current production needs with the evolving demands of tomorrow's broadcast environments. Among the highlights of FOR-A's exhibit will be four groundbreaking technologies making their regional debut. Leading the lineup is FOR-A IMPULSE (Integrated Media Platform with UnLimited StructurE), which recently earned the Best of Show Award at NAB 2025. This software-defined live production platform merges essential broadcast functions—such as switchers, signal processors, multi-viewers, graphic generators, audio mixers, and media players—into a single, cohesive software solution. Its intuitive graph editor allows operators to create tailored production pipelines on the fly, eliminating the need for dedicated hardware and enabling unmatched workflow flexibility. Another showstopper will be the HANABI HVS-Q12, FOR-A's flagship production switcher, which represents a major leap forward in compact and scalable switcher technology. Housed in a space-saving 4RU chassis, the HVS-Q12 is designed for both 3G and 12G operations, allowing broadcasters to transition seamlessly to 4K/UHD workflows. The unit supports up to 60 inputs and 32 outputs in 3G mode, and up to 42 inputs and 23 outputs in 12G mode. It also features dual HDMI outputs and offers compatibility with IP standards such as Dante and NDI, enhancing its integration potential across diverse production environments. Also making its regional debut is the FOR-A MixBoard, developed in partnership with ClassX. Following its initial launch at IBC 2024—where it won the TVBEurope Best of Show award—and a subsequent Best of Show Award at NAB 2025, the software-based switcher continues to impress. With unlimited layering capabilities, the MixBoard allows seamless operation across SDI, NDI, SMPTE ST 2110, media files, and live streams. Available in 8-input and 16-input configurations, it offers advanced features through an intuitive interface, giving producers creative freedom in live production scenarios. Rounding out the showcase is FOR-A's AI-powered assistant, codenamed AiDi, which will be introduced to the region for the first time. Designed to run offline on a single PC, AiDi delivers real-time video processing with ultra-low latency. Drawing on over five decades of archived content, AiDi supports a range of intelligent features including automated subtitle translation, audio analysis, live video monitoring, face and object recognition, synthetic graphics generation, and player tracking for sports broadcasts—bringing new levels of automation and insight to modern production workflows. 'The broadcast landscape in the Middle East and Africa continues to evolve rapidly with major sporting events, cultural celebrations, and government initiatives driving demand for higher quality content and more flexible delivery options,' said Mohammed Abu Ziyadeh, FOR-A Regional Manager for the Middle East and Africa. 'Our solutions bridge traditional workflows with next-generation technologies, allowing broadcasters to evolve at their own pace, whether maintaining SDI infrastructures, exploring hybrid workflows, or fully embracing IP and software-defined production.' Stand AR-G10
Broadcast Pro
12-05-2025
- Broadcast Pro
SipRadius to demo complete remote production ecosystem at CABSAT
The SipRadius ecosystem enables broadcasters and production teams to securely and efficiently transport high-value media across widely distributed networks. SipRadius, specialists in secure, low-latency media transport, will be at CABSAT 2025 showcasing how its technologies simplify remote production, contribution, and distribution over IP. From secure timing synchronisation to high-quality media delivery and private cloud deployments, SipRadius offers a complete, practical platform for building broadcast-quality IP workflows. Built around open standards and designed for operational efficiency, the SipRadius ecosystem helps broadcasters and production teams move high-value media reliably across geographically diverse networks. Technologies like MPEG-TS over RIST, AV1 and JPEG-XS encoding, and integrated network management, deliver the quality, resilience, and low latency critical for live and distributed productions. Sergio Ammirata, PhD, founder and chief scientist at SipRadius, said: 'Broadcasters and production teams need more than individual tools — they need connected systems that just work. At CABSAT, we're showing how our technologies fit together to deliver real-world answers to the challenges of distributed production — with the quality, timing, and security that professional workflows demand.' Whether supporting remote contribution feeds, enabling dispersed production teams, or building secure private infrastructures, SipRadius technologies provide flexible, scalable pathways to robust IP operations. By combining encoding, transport, synchronisation, and network management into a single environment, SipRadius simplifies the complexity of remote and distributed workflows. Stand S1-F22
Gulf Business
30-04-2025
- Gulf Business
The invisible engine: how stc is contributing to empower Saudi's digital future
Haithem Mohammed Alfaraj is group chief technology officer for stc. Life as we know it – from Netflix streaming our favorite shows to our smart fridge communicating with our phone, to the foundation of the internet itself – seem to operate seamlessly. Did you ever stop and wonder what makes this possible? Behind these innovations lies something much more complex: a grand, invisible network that is neutral digital infrastructure (NDI). In today's world, NDI is the backbone of the digital landscape's most ambitious developments, from the Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G's evolution to 6G to blockchain networks and Google's OpenTitan. It is the silent powerhouse that enables everything from our Instagram posts to the emerging technologies like cloud computing and artificial intelligence. In a world without NDI, our shared digital experience is fragmented, slower, and more expensive. In Saudi Arabia, stc group is investing in this shared infrastructure as more than a technical necessity to enable the next generation of technology. We see it as the digital backbone driving the kingdom's Vision 2030 ambitions and elevating the way our communities live, work, and connect. As we all embark towards a digital-first future, NDI is the silent powerhouse making it all happen. Shared Digital Highways Before NDI came to be, each internet and phone company constructed and maintained its own infrastructure, which led to inefficiencies and increased costs. stc group's neutral digital infrastructure revolutionizes this model with a community-centric approach, building a shared highway that any company and telecom provider can access simultaneously, rather than each company building its own roads. By establishing these basic building blocks of the digital world, stc is leveraging its cutting-edge networks and shared services to unlock opportunities, accelerate innovation and set new benchmarks for digital excellence. This transformative infrastructure ensures that everything powering our digital world, whether it's fiber optic cables, cell towers, or data centers, remains reliable and keeps us connected no matter how technology evolves over generations. A Level-Playing Field Why does this matter? Our investments and strategic partnerships in NDI, 5G networks, cloud and data centers, and smart cities extend beyond stc. It's about enabling and expanding access to critical elements of the digital ecosystem, bridging the gap between innovation, fostering the growth of emerging technologies and ultimately connecting people. From connecting Europe, the Middle East, and Africa through a state-of-the-art Data Center Park in Bahrain and forming one of the world's largest submarine cable systems, to setting a Middle East record for the region's first-ever 1Tbps (terabit-per-second) long haul field trial, stc continuously strives to stay ahead of the curve. As one of the first service providers globally to launch 5G, we have deployed 5G sites in over 75 cities, securing over 1.5 million 5G subscribers. By significantly enhancing the capabilities of our shared infrastructure and offering scalable, faster connectivity, we are laying the groundwork for future technologies that are in their nascent stages that will one day operate on the NDI we are building today. Neutral, scalable and reliable infrastructure powers it all – from autonomous vehicles to remote healthcare – enabling businesses and individuals to not only thrive in a digital economy but drive the digital transformation of our time. Empowering Future-Ready Communities The development of NDI is critical to stc and Saudi Arabia, and we have already seen its impact across the kingdom's smart cities. Our work with Diriyah Company is an example of this investment, turning a UNESCO World Heritage Site into a smart tourism destination. Because of stc's investment in NDI, a historic landmark can now offer new and innovative ways for tourists to engage and learn while preserving the community's rich heritage. But this is just the beginning. Modernizing urban living and bridging the digital infrastructure gap across communities are foundational steps in a much larger journey. With NDI, we are reimagining neighborhoods as empowered, sustainable and connected communities. From smart homes to advanced digital services, stc's neutral digital infrastructure investments are building a future where technology is more accessible, efficient, and impactful. As Saudi Arabia advances towards a digitally powered era, stc's strategic investments in NDI are at the forefront of shaping this bold new future. We are not merely building infrastructure, we are redefining the essence of digital connectivity with networks that are scalable, secure and resilient. stc is not just keeping pace with the digital revolution—we are driving its transformation, setting new benchmarks, and charting the course for what lies ahead. Haithem Mohammed Alfaraj is group chief technology officer for stc.
