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CDNTechnical DevelopmentSeptember 14, 2026

Vivid Broadcast remote production achieves 0.7-second latency for Women’s Super League

Vivid Broadcast remote production achieves 0.7-second latency for Women’s Super League
Sports Video Group Europe

Vivid Broadcast has implemented a remote production workflow using Intinor's Direkt routers and Bifrost Reliable Transport to support its multi-year Women’s Super League contract. The deployment achieves 0.7-second glass-to-glass latency over public internet connections by utilizing dual ISP path bonding and HEVC transport.

Key Takeaways

  • Deployment includes seven high-density Intinor Direkt routers and a Direkt receiver for frame-accurate stream synchronization.
  • Bifrost Reliable Transport provides network redundancy via dual ISP path bonding at the production center.
  • System ingests SRT feeds from third-party broadcasters like the BBC for distribution to Women’s Super League clubs.
  • Real-time monitoring is handled through the Intinor Direkt Management interface to isolate SDI or network signal degradation.

Why It Matters

The implementation of sub-second latency over public internet validates the viability of high-tier sports production without dedicated fiber backhaul. By achieving 0.7-second glass-to-glass speeds, Vivid Broadcast addresses the primary friction point in remote workflows: the sensory gap between onsite presenters and offsite directors. This shift toward software-defined scalability and HEVC transport allows mid-tier rights holders to maintain broadcast-grade visual fidelity while reducing the overhead of traditional outside broadcast units. Watch for whether Vivid adopts SMPTE ST-2110 or 10-bit color depth in future Women’s Super League cycles as their Intinor hardware roadmap evolves.

Additional Context

The industry is increasingly moving toward cloud-based video production tools to streamline remote workflows and eliminate the need for physical file transfers.

In short

Vivid Broadcast has successfully implemented Intinor hardware to achieve 0.7-second glass-to-glass latency for Women’s Super League remote production. By utilizing HEVC transport and dual ISP path bonding over public internet, the company eliminates the need for dedicated fiber backhaul, effectively bridging the sensory gap between onsite presenters and offsite directors.

FAQ

What technology does Vivid Broadcast use for WSL remote production?

Vivid Broadcast uses Intinor hardware, including seven high-density Direkt routers and a Direkt receiver, to manage remote production workflows for the Women’s Super League.

How does the system maintain low latency over public internet?

The system achieves 0.7-second glass-to-glass latency by using HEVC transport at 25Mbps combined with Bifrost Reliable Transport for network redundancy via dual ISP path bonding.

Can the system handle multiple concurrent matches?

Yes, the current deployment is capable of supporting up to six concurrent matches while maintaining sub-second latency.

How are signal issues monitored in this workflow?

Real-time monitoring is managed through the Intinor Direkt Management interface, which allows operators to isolate SDI or network signal degradation.


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