Mediaproxy To Showcase AI-Enabled LogServer And YouTube TV Support

Mediaproxy will present substantial upgrades to its LogServer suite at NAB Show 2026 in Las Vegas from 19 to 22 April, located at Booth W1423 in the West Hall.

The company is unveiling the latest iteration of its web-based LogPlayer, now equipped with new AI-driven features, alongside direct handling of web content and broader support for key broadcast standards including ST 2110, NMOS, NDI and JPEG-XS.

The refreshed multi-channel LogPlayer introduces AI tools designed to augment user workflows, helping operators locate critical material and associated metadata more quickly while simplifying day-to-day compliance and review tasks.

Mediaproxy has also added native capability to record YouTube TV channels. This allows web sources such as dashboards and live streams — including YouTube TV — to be ingested as first-class inputs within the LogServer and Monwall environment. By capturing these feeds directly, the system removes reliance on hardware converters or third-party devices, streamlining hybrid broadcast and OTT monitoring and logging.

Monwall Web, an extension of the company’s server and client-based multiviewer, supports low-latency, multi-screen monitoring. It enables engineers and operators to work effectively over remote connections, with ultra-low-latency mosaics that support fully virtualised production workflows.

Further reinforcing open, IP-based operations, Mediaproxy will demonstrate extended NMOS functionality and support for ST 2110 with JPEG-XS, enabling high-quality, low-latency IP video transport.

"Innovation through quality engineering has been the company's mantra for over 25 years now," said Erik Otto, CEO of Mediaproxy. "We take great pride in leading the way with technology advancements that others in the industry follow."

Since 2001, engineers worldwide have used Mediaproxy's unified software for 24/7 monitoring, analysis, multiviewing and capture of live video across broadcast and OTT. The platform supports formats and standards including 4K, HEVC, SMPTE 2022-6, SMPTE 2110, NDI, HLS, MPEG-DASH, SRT, Zixi, ATSC 3.0 and DVB-2. It consolidates incident analysis, content search and ad verification within browser and mobile interfaces, and aligns with regulations governing Closed Captioning, DVB Subtitling, SCTE-35, SCTE-104 and loudness. Deployments can run on premises or in the cloud, bringing monitoring, analysis and compliance together in a single environment.

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