¡Hola!TV Expands US, Latin American Channels with wTVision ChannelMaker Integration

This expansion by ¡Hola!TV signals continued investment in niche content delivery platforms targeting specific demographics. For technology providers like wTVision, securing simultaneous integration projects for new and upgraded channels demonstrates the scalability and adaptability of their playout automation solutions. What to watch next is whether wTVision secures additional integration projects in similar dual-market expansions from other content providers.

wTVision continues to evolve its ChannelMaker platform and broader broadcast solutions. At NAB Show 2026, wTVision will showcase ChannelMaker's cloud-ready workflows and format-aware pipelines designed for vertical channel streams (SVG Europe, April 2026). The company also plans to demonstrate its R³ Engine running natively on macOS, enabling high-performance real-time graphics in Mac-based production environments, leveraging Apple Metal and Macnica’s MEP100 SmartNIC 2110 I/O for ST 2110 connectivity (wTVision press release, April 2026). Furthermore, wTVision has expanded its R³ Engine and graphics ecosystem through integration with Matrox Video broadcast I/O infrastructure, aiming for deterministic output and multi-format flexibility across SDI and ST 2110 environments (TVBEurope, April 2026). These developments highlight wTVision's focus on cloud migration, platform agnosticism, and expanded hardware compatibility for its graphics and playout automation offerings.