Telestream, LLC

09/01/2026

As live production becomes increasingly software-defined, a new question emerges: how do applications from different vendors efficiently access and exchange the same live media?

That’s the problem the Media eXchange Layer (MXL) is designed to help solve.

In our latest blog, Matthew Driscoll breaks down MXL, its role in the industry’s vision for a Dynamic Media Facility (DMF), and why it matters for the future of live production.

MXL creates a common way for software applications to access media within a shared compute environment. Rather than repeatedly moving high-bandwidth media between applications, multiple functions can work from the same shared media buffer.

The potential benefits:

✅ More efficient use of compute and network resources
✅ Greater flexibility to dynamically deploy production functions
✅ A common interface for applications from multiple vendors
✅ More freedom for broadcasters to assemble the capabilities that fit each production

Telestream is taking its first step into this emerging ecosystem by bringing MXL support to Pulse, enabling its software-defined monitoring and analysis capabilities to operate on media within an MXL shared-memory environment.

MXL is only one piece of the broader Dynamic Media Facility vision, but it provides an important building block for more open, interoperable and flexible live production.

Read the full blog: https://bit.ly/4yh5aeK

Heading to ? Visit Telestream in Hall 7, stand 7.B21 to learn more about Pulse and our support for MXL.

08/31/2026

What happens when proven media lifecycle management meets storage designed for long-term preservation?

Telestream DIVA is now certified with Quantum ActiveScale™ and ActiveScale Cold Storage, bringing together policy-driven content lifecycle management and scalable object storage with integrated cold storage for modern, durable media archives.

The result? A powerful, highly cost-effective foundation for organizations looking to keep growing media libraries organized, accessible and ready for reuse.

Heading to IBC 2026?

Visit Telestream at Stand 7.B21 in Amsterdam to discover how DIVA can help you rethink your long-term media archive strategy.

Book a meeting https://bit.ly/3R4VofH

08/28/2026

Automate, Orchestrate, and Elevate Your Media Workflows at IBC 2026!

AI is transforming media processing, and Telestream is leading the charge. At IBC 2026, we are highlighting how our latest AI-powered workflows bring intelligent automation to content processing, orchestration, and media assurance.

Here is a glimpse of what we’re showcasing at Stand 7.B21:

🚀 Embedded AI in Vantage: Automate time-consuming tasks like metadata generation, captioning, translation, media analysis, and compliance checking to ingest, QC, and deliver content at scale.

☁️ Cloud-Native Orchestration with UP: Seamlessly unite people, AI services, Telestream capabilities, and partner technologies to deploy customized, AI-driven workflows built around your specific needs.

📊 Test & Measurement Innovations: Ensure end-to-end signal integrity, IP monitoring, timing, and robust service assurance across every stream.

Whether you're looking to streamline global ingest, accelerate review cycles, or scale your distribution pipelines, our team is ready to show you how.

Want to discuss how Telestream can optimize your broadcast and streaming infrastructure? Schedule a meeting with our experts at IBC 2026 👉 https://bit.ly/3R4VofH

Read the full feature on IBC: Telestream to Highlight AI-Powered Media Workflows https://bit.ly/3Uo85DE

08/26/2026

Build. Connect. Orchestrate. Telestream UP is entering its next phase. ☁️

Introduced earlier this year, UP is evolving into a comprehensive cloud-native environment for orchestrating Telestream services, third-party technologies, and AI-driven workflows across modern media operations.

A collection of interconnected building blocks, UP brings together capabilities spanning live and file-based ingest, processing, monitoring, collaborative review, and workflow automation, with new components expanding into quality control, transcoding, media intelligence, and AI-powered content understanding.

The idea is simple: give media organizations a proven foundation so they can build and evolve workflows faster, without having to recreate the underlying media infrastructure themselves.

With UP, organizations can:

🔷 Use individual Telestream capabilities wherever they need them
🔷 Connect those capabilities into broader end-to-end workflows
🔷 Integrate third-party technologies and their own applications
🔷 Bring AI and media intelligence directly into operational workflows
🔷 Access the same underlying platform through interfaces, APIs, automation, and emerging AI agents

And as UP evolves, its individual capabilities become even more powerful when connected. https://UP.Capture, UP.Lens, UP.Review, UP.Workflow, and UP.Ingest can operate independently or come together as part of a shared media environment spanning ingest through processing, monitoring, review, and beyond.

See the next evolution of Telestream UP at IBC 2026, including expanded AI capabilities, tighter connections across the platform, and support for Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4zDzd1q

08/25/2026

Moving live production to the cloud offers incredible flexibility, but it introduces a major operational challenge: cloud blindness. ☁️

When contribution feeds cross hybrid environments and virtual networks, infrastructure uptime alone doesn't guarantee a healthy video signal. In his latest piece for Broadcast Bridge, Telestream's Kenneth Haren breaks down how cloud-native monitoring and real-time "eyes-on-glass" multiviewers are restoring operational confidence for live sports, news, and entertainment.

Read how tools like Telestream’s UP.Lens are solving the cloud visibility problem 👉 https://bit.ly/4zBufST

Telestream UP.Lens brings real-time, cloud-native monitoring to live remote production in distributed and hybrid environments.

08/25/2026

While media supply chains have automated ingest, transcoding, and delivery, one critical gap remains: knowing what’s actually inside your video files before processing begins.

In a new article for Streaming Media, Bruno Munger, Director of Product Management at Telestream, breaks down why traditional technical metadata isn't enough—and how contextual content analysis is closing the gap.

Key takeaways:

🔹 Technical metadata has limits: Knowing a file is 1080p ProRes doesn't tell you where credits start, where commercial breaks sit, or if audio channels are misaligned.
🔹 Media Analysis vs. Traditional QC: While QC verifies the end product, contextual analysis acts at the beginning of the supply chain—functioning as an intelligent work order for downstream automation.
🔹 Scalability for Archives & FAST: Eliminates manual NLE inspections for acquired content libraries, making multi-platform distribution significantly faster and less error-prone.

Read the full article by Bruno, here: https://bit.ly/4cwqjsG

08/24/2026

Exciting news! 🚨 DIVA and UP.Lens have both been named finalists in the 2026 Streaming Media Readers' Choice Awards!

🏆 DIVA – Finalist for Corporate Video/Enterprise Video Content Management Platform

🏆 UP.Lens – Finalist for Monitoring/QC Platform

Over 1,200 industry readers cast more than 9,000 votes, and we are thrilled to see Telestream’s solutions recognized among the top vote-getters in the media and streaming technology space.

A huge thank you to everyone who voted for us and continues to rely on our platforms to power high-quality video workflows! 🎬

Read the full list of finalists here: https://bit.ly/4gNLwki

More than 1,000 readers voted in 15 categories. We'll announce the winners in the Fall issue of Streaming Media magazine, but here's a tease-the top three vote-getters in each category. And you just might be surprised at the names you see.

08/24/2026

Live production is no longer confined to a control room – or even a single facility.

Sports, news, entertainment, and event-production teams increasingly work across IP networks, remote locations, and hybrid environments. That flexibility brings new possibilities, but it also makes monitoring more complex, and confidence in signal quality remains just as critical.

Telestream Pulse was designed for this new reality. ⚙️

Rather than adapting tools built for fixed facilities, Pulse brings waveform monitoring, signal analysis, timing intelligence, transport behavior, alarms, and operational visibility together in a shared software environment built for distributed ST 2110 production.

That means engineers, camera shaders, QC operators, and other specialists can access the monitoring information most relevant to their roles, whether they’re protecting signal integrity or making creative decisions around color and picture quality.

The shift to software-based monitoring doesn’t replace trusted broadcast measurement. It changes how that expertise is delivered.

In our latest blog, Matthew Driscoll and Bill Lawler explore how Pulse brings engineering-grade diagnostics into a flexible architecture built for today’s production environments and the more remote and cloud-ready workflows ahead. ☁️

Read the full blog: https://bit.ly/4xR8pcl

Heading to IBC 2026? See Pulse at Telestream in Hall 7, stand 7.B21. 🤝

08/21/2026

When a broadcast feed fails, seeing the issue is easy—locating the root cause in a complex IP and cloud environment is the real challenge. 💡

In a recent NewscastStudio article, Ali Hodjat, Senior Director of Marketing at Telestream, breaks down why traditional multiviewers struggle at the boundary of ground-to-cloud live contribution paths over SRT networks.

As Ali highlights:

"While a standard video mosaic grid can alert an operator that a remote feed has frozen or dropped, it cannot tell them where the packet loss or jitter occurred along that complex, distributed internet path."

The solution? Moving beyond static displays to cloud-optimized observability services that pair live monitoring with retrospective troubleshooting telemetry to pinpoint failures instantly.

Check out the full discussion on the evolution of broadcast monitoring: https://bit.ly/4zB98Aj

08/20/2026

Every media workflow has a front door.

But in today’s media operations, content arrives from more sources and in more forms than ever – from live SDI and IP signals and remote SRT feeds to camera cards, files and cloud sources. Simply capturing that content isn’t enough – it needs to be usable, searchable and actionable as quickly as possible.

In our latest blog, Charlie Dunn digs into Telestream Global Ingest: a powerful ingest layer designed to capture content from virtually any source, prepare it for next steps, and move it into whatever editorial, MAM/PAM, storage, archive or cloud environment an organization chooses.

Global Ingest brings together Telestream’s expertise across capture, media processing, workflow automation and integration to help organizations:

Support live, file, camera card and cloud-based ingest across diverse workflows
Decouple ingest decisions from specific editorial, MAM or production ecosystems
Begin processing growing media while content is still being captured
Apply metadata, automation and Practical AI earlier in the workflow
Deploy on-premises, in the cloud or across hybrid environments

The goal isn’t simply faster ingest; it’s getting from capture to action faster while preserving the flexibility to evolve the rest of your media operation over time.

That’s Global Ingest: the front door to modern media operations.

Read the full blog: https://bit.ly/4iidHJo