SipRadius has been awarded a Technology and Engineering Emmy for its remote monitoring system, which enables frame-accurate, low-latency content sharing for distributed broadcast production. The system leverages DRM-enabled WebRTC, the RIST transport protocol, and the company's proprietary CoralOS to facilitate secure, high-quality remote workflows.
The recognition of this system signals a shift toward using the public internet for high-stakes live broadcast workflows that previously required expensive private circuits. By integrating DRM-enabled WebRTC with the RIST protocol, SipRadius has proven that low-latency remote monitoring can meet the rigorous security and frame-accuracy standards of major broadcasters like NBCU and Disney. This development lowers the barrier for distributed production, allowing talent to work from any location without sacrificing image quality or copyright protection. As IP connectivity becomes the standard for media creativity, watch for further adoption of CoralOS and libRIST in hardware-agnostic monitoring solutions across the global streaming ecosystem.
SipRadius received a Technology and Engineering Emmy for its remote monitoring system, which uses DRM-enabled WebRTC and the RIST protocol to facilitate frame-accurate content sharing. This innovation allows major broadcasters like NBCU and Disney to conduct high-stakes live production over the public internet, significantly reducing reliance on expensive private circuits.
The system combines DRM-enabled WebRTC with the RIST transport protocol and runs on CoralOS, a proprietary Linux distribution tuned for media applications.
It validates the use of the public internet for high-stakes live broadcast workflows, proving that low-latency remote monitoring can meet the security and frame-accuracy standards of major media companies.
Major broadcasters including NBCU, Disney, and Amazon utilize the technology for live content flows.
SipRadius shares the award with industry partners including Grass Valley, CBS Sports, Game Creek, and Vindral.
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