Nevion has updated its Virtuoso software-defined media node to include AAC-LC audio compression and a new optimization mode that reduces HEVC latency by approximately 40%. These enhancements are designed to improve bandwidth efficiency and latency performance for live contribution and remote production workflows.
This update addresses the critical bottleneck of audio overhead in highly compressed video workflows, where uncompressed audio often consumes a disproportionate share of network capacity. By integrating AAC-LC and slashing latency by 40%, Sony’s Nevion unit is positioning the Virtuoso node as a more viable tool for long-distance remote production over constrained IP links. This move reflects a broader industry shift toward software-defined hardware that can be tuned for either maximum bandwidth savings or minimum delay depending on the specific live event requirements. Watch for Nevion to demonstrate a true Ultra Low Latency solution at IBC 2026 as they further exploit the underlying Sony silicon.
The industry is increasingly moving toward REMI for multi-platform sports to reduce on-site footprint while maintaining high-quality broadcast standards.
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