Globecast has deployed over 75 Enensys StreamProbe units to monitor IPTV feeds across its global contribution and distribution network. The system provides centralized oversight for high-bitrate streams and supports SCTE-35 tracking, with future plans to integrate the platform via API into internal management tools.
The deployment of 75 specialized monitoring units allows Globecast to maintain quality of service for high-capacity feeds reaching 1 Gbps, which is critical for tier-one broadcasters like France Télévisions. By centralizing the oversight of SCTE-35 markers, the company ensures that ad-insertion data remains intact across fragmented distribution paths including OTT and cable. This move reflects a broader industry shift toward automated, software-defined monitoring to handle the increasing complexity of global IP video contribution. As Globecast moves toward an API-centric architecture, watch for how the integration of StreamProbe into internal OSS systems reduces manual intervention during large-scale live event distribution.
Globecast has deployed 75 Enensys StreamProbe units to enhance its IPTV monitoring capabilities for major broadcasters like Orange and France Télévisions. This infrastructure upgrade allows for centralized oversight of high-bitrate feeds up to 1 Gbps, ensuring quality of service and accurate SCTE-35 ad-insertion tracking across satellite, fiber, and IP distribution networks.
Globecast deployed 75 Enensys StreamProbe units to oversee its IPTV monitoring operations.
The monitoring system supports major clients including Orange and France Télévisions.
The units provide centralized oversight for video feeds sourced from studios, OB trucks, and live events, while supporting SCTE-35 advertising marker tracking and macro-service monitoring.
Globecast plans to transition toward an API-driven architecture to integrate monitoring tools directly into its internal management systems.
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