Mediaproxy To showcase AI-Powered Monitoring And Browswer-Based Multiviewing

Mediaproxy will showcase the latest developments in broadcast monitoring and analysis at NAB Show New York, taking place from 21-22 October at the Javits Center in New York.

At Booth 561, the company will demonstrate new AI-powered capabilities within its LogServer platform, alongside the first NAB New York demonstration of Monwall Web, its interactive, browser-based multiviewer.

LogServer, Mediaproxy's compliance and analysis platform, has been enhanced with new AI features aimed at streamlining live broadcast operations. The latest release introduces intelligent event detection, automated reporting and expanded quality-of-experience (QoE) monitoring, allowing operators to automate routine checks while gaining faster insight into issues across live broadcast environments.

At the show, Mediaproxy will demonstrate LogServer carrying out tasks traditionally handled by operators, including real-time alerting and advanced content analysis. The company says the new AI capabilities are designed to support more efficient and data-driven monitoring workflows.

Monwall Web will make its NAB Show New York debut, bringing Mediaproxy’s software-defined multiviewer into a browser-based environment. Designed for flexible, low-latency remote monitoring, the platform allows operators to interact with live mosaics from any location.

The latest version of Monwall Web supports Low-Latency HLS (LL-HLS) and the emerging Media over QUIC (MoQ) protocol. Audio output monitoring and the ability to rewind live layouts are also designed to give operators greater control over remote monitoring workflows.

Mediaproxy will also highlight its involvement in the open-source MXL (Media eXchange Layer) initiative. The company has integrated high-performance, in-memory media transport into its software-defined workflows as part of its work with the initiative.

The developments reflect Mediaproxy’s focus on automating monitoring processes while providing operators with greater visibility into live broadcast operations. The company will use NAB Show New York to demonstrate how its latest software capabilities can be applied to modern broadcast workflows and remote production environments.

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