Broadpeak Multiview: Packager-side multistreaming, device-agnostic
Broadpeak has launched a Multiview solution that lets broadcasters, streaming platforms, and telecom operators deliver multiple live sports feeds on a single screen more efficiently. The system combines video feeds at the packager level after encoding, reducing encoder processing requirements and eliminating the need for special multiview capabilities on end-user devices, while supporting flexible layouts and lower costs. The company will showcase the product at NAB Show 2026.
Key Takeaways
- Packager-side composition after encoding reduces encoder CPU requirements and centralizes multiview logic.
- A single delivered stream removes the need for special player capabilities, improving compatibility across devices.
- Lower capex/opex makes multiview deployment more scalable for broadcasters and telcos around marquee sports events.
- Shifts competitive leverage toward packagers/CDNs and pressures platforms to experiment with UX and monetization for multiview experiences.
Why It Matters
Broadpeak's Multiview moves the hard work for multi-feed viewing into the network, turning multiview from an expensive endpoint feature into a scalable service. For operators and rights-holders this reduces device fragmentation risk and avoids costly encoder proliferation, making interactive, multi-angle viewing feasible for large audiences and high-profile events. That changes how product teams think about feature rollouts and monetization—multiview can become a mainstream engagement tool rather than a niche premium. Expect rapid vendor competition at the packager/CDN layer and fresh UX and bundling plays from platforms hungry to differentiate.
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