Switcher Studio allows you to capture video from multiple angles and edit it in real-time. This will allow you to connect with your community in a more engaging way. You can stream it live or save it for later. Your audience will be attracted to you with relevant content. Make it look great. There's no need to purchase, lug or learn largeequipment. Switcher is compatible with iPads and iPhones. Switcher is so intuitive that anyone can create amazing video with it. You don't need to hire outside videographers or producers. It takes an hour to edit every minute of edited video. Every minute of live-editing takes, well, one second. You can share every moment, live or recorded, external or internal, with video -- no matter what it holds.
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3Q is an API-first video infrastructure for developers and engineering teams who want direct control over their media backend. A REST video API and native player SDKs give you programmatic access to hosting, ingestion, encoding, live streaming, video-on-demand, and delivery, so you can build video portals, streaming apps, or OTT backends on a single European platform.
The stack is transparent by design. 3Q supports adaptive bitrate streaming over HLS and DASH with mixed HEVC and AVC codecs and automatic Live-to-VoD. Delivery runs over a proprietary global CDN, multi-CDN, and eCDN with tokenised access, encryption, and HTTP/2 over TLS 1.3. The Cookie- and Consent-free HTML5 Video Player is barrier-free to WCAG and needs no consent layer. Video AI exposes speech-to-text transcription, automatic subtitles, translation, and chapter markers through the same API, and integration fits your existing pipeline and CI workflows.
What sets 3Q apart is ownership. 3Q runs on its own independent European video infrastructure, not rented hyperscaler capacity, so your data stays in the EU and under German jurisdiction. 3Q is ISO/IEC 27001 certified and GDPR-compliant, with modular pay-as-you-go pricing and 24/7 human support from engineers who know the platform.
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StreamProbe
The StreamProbe solution offers a comprehensive view of service availability and video quality across all critical stages of media processing and delivery through continuous 24/7 monitoring. It is particularly beneficial for various media entities, including TV service providers, network operators, and platforms handling linear broadcast, IPTV, cable, satellite TV, OTT, VOD, nPVR, and transport contribution and distribution, all of which aim to enhance the end-user experience while minimizing operational expenses. By utilizing 24/7 real-time monitoring and alerting, it enables operators to identify problems before they impact customers, thereby increasing system uptime. Additionally, it supports contribution, encoding, packaging, transport, and linear VOD services, facilitating the rapid training of operational teams. The architecture is versatile, accommodating centralized or distributed setups across bare metal, virtualized environments, or cloud services like AWS. With its high-density and scalable capabilities, hundreds of services can be monitored simultaneously within a single appliance, whether in an all-in-one or distributed configuration, while providing a unified monitoring interface. This comprehensive approach ensures that service providers can maintain optimal performance and reliability in an ever-evolving media landscape.
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NG-xTVMS
IP transmission experiences challenges such as traffic congestion, packet loss, and fluctuating delays, which can lead to significant distortions in digital video signals. The impact of error propagation on video content is more severe than it is for audio and considerably worse compared to data. To minimize the risk of customer attrition, it is crucial to identify outages and issues proactively before they escalate. Problems with encoding in both live and recorded videos can originate at the head-end, potentially affecting all viewers. By evaluating the quality of the video content prior to encryption, it becomes possible to identify and address issues early on. Customer equipment malfunctions often contribute significantly to service degradation or complete failure. The ability to detect these issues before they are noticed by customers is a key indicator of exceptional service quality. Consequently, implementing diagnostics for each End Office Equipment (EOC) device is strongly advised. IPTV technology is inherently complicated, as it integrates multiple layers of information, protocols, and hardware. The interaction among these various components can lead to challenges not only during installation but also throughout regular operation, necessitating ongoing monitoring and maintenance. Thus, ensuring seamless communication between these elements is essential for delivering a reliable viewing experience.
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