Browser-based Broadcast Multiviewer – All Your Live Channels on One Large Screen

Review all of your broadcast channels from one large screen, including any mix of video, audio or internet inputs, and configuration, across multiple channels.

What are multiviewers and what are they used for?

Broadcasters must monitor multiple video and audio feeds simultaneously to ensure the broadcast runs smoothly. A multiviewer allows them to see all the feeds on a single screen, making it easier to identify any issues or errors that may arise. It allows users to monitor video and audio quality, detect errors, and perform analysis on the content being broadcasted in real time.

Anyone who reviews and monitors multiple live channels, including broadcasters, content owners, and playout centers, needs a broadcast multiviewer.

Actus MV can be part of Actus compliance logging and intelligent monitoring platform and does not require any additional hardware resources: all your compliance and multiviewer needs in one cost-effective solution (2 in 1).

Why choose Actus MV

1. Inputs: Actus multiviewer supports any mix of broadcast and Internet input, such as IP, SDI, 2110, HLS, HDMI, ASI, AM, FM, etc., any resolution (SD, HD, HEVC, etc.), any format

2. Any number of layouts: The user can customize the layout of the feeds on the output display, such as resizing the feeds, adding one or multiple clocks, choosing which feeds to display, how they are arranged on the screen, and what information is displayed along with each feed:

• The ability to configure a number of channels from a single screen, including a variety of widgets
•  A configurable layout screen
• The ability of the system administrator to specify the position and size of each channel
• Related clock
• Labels
• Metadata
• VU meter
• TS analysis widgets
• A transport stream analyzer (TSA) widget that will highlight ER-101-290 priority 1, 2, and 3 errors from any transport stream source
• Real-time alerts on audio and video issues such as audio loss, threshold (loudness) issues, frozen image, blue or black screen, color bars, pixelization, loss of audio, as well as alerts on missing metadata such as no closed caption, no subtitles, no SCTE
• SNMP traps
• Loudness monitoring
• Penalty box
• 608 and 708 captions/subtitles
• Media download metrics for OTT streams
• Red/green channel-health

3. Any number of layouts can be created and saved

4. Browser-based Multiviewer: Actus multiviewer is fully browser-based and can be controlled remotely via a network connection, allowing the user to manage, adjust and monitor the feeds from any location

Our Actus MV Broadcast Live Multiviewer product

Actus MV is an efficient and cost-effective multiviewer that can display over 70 TV/Radio/Internet signals in one screen — including error detection and alerts, audio VU meters, clocks, and widgets — on any large wall monitor screen. It also integrates with Actus TS Analysis and presents loudness, SCTE, closed caption, and subtitle metadata. Its low cost and ability to use existing sources from Actus encoders make Actus Mosaic a perfect complementary solution for content monitoring rooms. Clicking on a specific channel will allow users to hear its audio.

Actus MV can be monitored locally or from any remote location, including central monitoring of streams from different locations. It can also be added to Actus compliance logging and intelligent monitoring platform, as has been implemented at broadcasters and media operators worldwide. It can also be a mix of broadcast and OTT feeds.

Supported inputs:

Actus Mosaic supports any number of TV/Radio/Internet streams simultaneously, any input, resolution, and format.

• IP/TS (SPTS, MPTS)
• 2110
• Composite Analog SDI
• ASI
• HDMI
• AES/EBU
• DVB-T/T2
• DVB-S/S2
• DVB-C/C2
• AM/FM/AES
• HLS
• MPEG-DASH
• SRT, Zixi, etc.
• Any other input type

Metadata:

• Teletext and Closed Captions
• DVB Subtitles
• EPG
• SCTE-35
• SCTE-104

Real-time alerts:

• On-screen – Visualization Alerts
• Audio Alerts
• SNMP traps, any data miner
• Email

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