Asian News International (ANI) has implemented Grass Valley's AMPP cloud orchestration and Framelight X to centralize its ingest and media management workflows. The deployment supports 32 concurrent ingest channels across SDI and SRT, enabling faster content delivery for broadcast and digital platforms.
This deployment demonstrates the growing reliance on hybrid cloud orchestration for high-volume news operations that require low-latency local processing. By utilizing the AMPP platform, ANI reduces manual handling of media assets while maintaining the speed necessary for a 24/7 news cycle. For the broader streaming ecosystem, this move highlights the transition from hardware-heavy ingest to software-defined workflows that bridge traditional SDI and modern SRT IP contributions. The integration of automated social media preparation directly into the ingest pipeline reflects the industry's push toward multi-platform distribution efficiency. Watch for Grass Valley to showcase further AMPP scalability at Broadcast India 2026 in October.
ANI has deployed the Grass Valley AMPP platform to centralize 32 ingest channels, including 28 SDI and four SRT feeds. This transition to a software-defined workflow allows the agency to automate media management and accelerate content delivery across its 100 global bureaus, ensuring the speed required for a 24/7 news cycle.
ANI adopted the Grass Valley AMPP platform to centralize its multimedia ingest and media management workflows.
The system supports 32 concurrent ingest resources, consisting of 28 SDI channels and four SRT channels.
ANI uses Framelight X, which provides browser-based tools for media search, proxy preview, and metadata inspection across the agency's library.
The system features automated workflows that handle highlight creation and S3 delivery, integrating directly with Adobe and EDIUS editing environments.
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