EVS, a provider of live video technology and production infrastructure systems, and Matrox Video, have announced they are combining their expertise to accelerate the industry's transition to software-defined live production.
Aligned with the European Broadcasting Union's (EBU) Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) initiative, the collaboration pairs EVS's orchestration and workflow management capabilities with Matrox Origin’s software-defined media transport and processing to help broadcasters build more flexible, resource-driven production environments.
As broadcasters move beyond fixed infrastructure models, they need the ability to dynamically deploy, manage, and scale production resources according to changing operational demands. Together, EVS and Matrox Video are helping simplify that transition by combining complementary technologies that enable more adaptable, efficient, and software-defined production workflows.
DMF architectures enable production resources to be provisioned and assigned according to operational needs rather than permanently tied to individual workflows or dedicated hardware.