DMC Production has deployed two software-defined remote production vehicles that utilize Grass Valley’s AMPP platform and Calrec’s audio ecosystem to enable remote live event production over 100 Mbps connections. The model shifts processing to the venue edge while maintaining tactile audio control, allowing for more flexible and scalable output structures.
This deployment proves that high-end live sports production no longer requires massive onsite hardware or high-cost dedicated fiber lines. By moving processing to the edge and control to the cloud, DMC Production reduces the physical footprint at venues while increasing the volume of specialized feeds for OTT and social platforms. This shift signals a broader industry move toward decentralized broadcast hubs where talent and technology are geographically decoupled. As software-defined infrastructure matures, expect traditional outside broadcast providers to face increasing pressure to virtualize their stacks to remain cost-competitive. Watch for the full integration of Calrec ImPulseV into the AMPP environment to further streamline these virtualized audio workflows.
DMC Production has launched new remote production vehicles that utilize software-defined architectures to process live video at the venue edge. By integrating Grass Valley’s AMPP platform and Calrec audio systems, the company can manage complex multi-camera broadcasts over standard 100 Mbps internet connections, significantly reducing the need for massive onsite hardware.
DMC Production reduces bandwidth requirements to 100 Mbps by shifting production-critical processing, such as video switching and replay, to the venue edge using the Grass Valley AMPP platform.
The vehicles utilize Calrec Argo M consoles and True Control 2.0 for remote audio management, along with Calrec ImPulse1 processing cores.
This shift is significant because it proves high-end live sports production no longer requires massive onsite hardware or expensive dedicated fiber lines, allowing for a smaller physical footprint at venues.
The company plans to integrate Calrec ImPulseV virtual DSP into the AMPP environment to further streamline their virtualized audio workflows.
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