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Qligent makes Vision monitoring software free for foundational broadcast compliance

Qligent makes Vision monitoring software free for foundational broadcast compliance
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Qligent is introducing a tiered software model for its Vision monitoring platform, which includes a free version for foundational broadcast compliance. The update adds support for hardware ingest, ST-2110, SDI, and ASI, while offering paid tiers for AI-driven operational intelligence and infrastructure observability.

Key Takeaways

  • Vision Level 5 is now free, providing five layers of signal monitoring for individual broadcast stations
  • New software updates add support for hardware ingest, ST-2110, SDI, and ASI transport
  • Vision Level 6 introduces AI-powered root cause analysis and automated health reporting
  • Vision Level 7 offers full observability across the media supply chain for large enterprises
  • The platform uses a cloud-native microservices architecture supporting ATSC 1.0 and 3.0

Why It Matters

By commoditizing foundational compliance, Qligent is pressuring the monitoring market to shift value toward high-level analytics rather than basic signal oversight. This move addresses the mounting financial pressures on local broadcasters who must manage increasing technical complexity, such as ST-2110 and ATSC 3.0, with limited budgets. Within the broader ecosystem, this tiered approach mirrors the industry-wide transition from reactive monitoring to proactive, AI-driven observability. As software-defined workflows become the standard, the focus shifts from simple signal presence to understanding the health of the entire media supply chain. Watch for how competitors adjust their entry-level pricing models in response to this free tier at upcoming industry events.

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In short

Qligent has transitioned its Vision monitoring software to a tiered model, offering Level 5 compliance tools for free. This move provides local broadcasters with essential signal integrity monitoring at no cost. By commoditizing foundational compliance, Qligent is shifting industry value toward advanced AI-driven analytics and proactive observability for complex media supply chains.

FAQ

What is included in the free version of Qligent Vision?

The free version, known as Vision Level 5, provides five layers of signal monitoring specifically designed for individual broadcast stations.

What new features are included in the Vision software update?

The update adds support for hardware ingest, ST-2110, SDI, and ASI transport, while supporting both ATSC 1.0 and 3.0 standards.

What are the paid tiers of Qligent Vision?

Vision Level 6 introduces AI-powered root cause analysis and automated health reporting, while Vision Level 7 offers full observability across the media supply chain for large enterprises.

Why is Qligent making its compliance software free?

The move addresses financial pressures on local broadcasters managing technical complexity like ST-2110 and ATSC 3.0, while shifting the market focus toward high-level, proactive observability.


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