Prodys specializes in developing and manufacturing audio and video encoders for live streaming, with a focus on proprietary streaming protocols that ensure high reliability and low latency over cellular and IP networks. Their Quantum encoder family ranges from portable single-person units to large-capacity multichannel systems, including the first audio streaming encoder with a built-in video decoder. The company's Ikusnet2 HEVC video encoder and Quantum Lite handheld audio codec exemplify their commitment to portable, broadcast-quality solutions for remote live events. Prodys's technology is trusted by media professionals across 58 countries for its robustness and cost-effectiveness.
Prodys has launched QuantumX, a software-defined audio and video codec that runs as a containerized application in Linux, Docker, or Kubernetes environments. The solution is designed to replace dedicated physical hardware with a scalable, subscription-based virtualized model for broadcast contribution and distribution.
Prodys describes a case study where its Quantum2 W audio codec enhanced stadium commentary positions for the El Clásico football match on October 26, 2024. The solution was used to facilitate broadcasting from the event, focusing on cutting-edge capabilities.
Complete Commentary Unit including 5 mic/line inputs and 4 headphone outputs.
Prodys has released a guide on choosing video codecs, highlighting H.264 and H.265 for efficient compression within broadcast workflows. The company also detailed its proprietary Brave streaming protocol and compatibility with SRT, MPEG-TS, and RTMP, emphasizing its broadcast encoders and remote broadcasting equipment.
Prodys published a guide detailing the H.264 and H.265 video codecs, alongside their proprietary Brave streaming protocol for efficient content delivery. The company emphasizes its hardware broadcast encoders, including portable and rack-mount options, and remote broadcasting equipment designed for high-quality, reliable delivery. Prodys' solutions are also compatible with standard protocols like SRT, MPEG-TS, and RTMP.
Prodys published a guide discussing the importance of video codecs, specifically H.264 and H.265, for efficient compression in broadcasting. The company also highlighted its Brave protocol and compatibility with other streaming protocols like SRT, MPEG-TS, and RTMP for reliable content delivery through its broadcast encoders and 4G video encoders.
Prodys will launch a new Ethernet Tunnel feature for its Quantum2 and Ikusnet3 encoders at IBC2024. This feature allows remote control of IP devices like PTZ cameras from a master control room by linking two remote local networks, aiming to simplify remote productions.
Prodys launched a new Ethernet Tunnel feature for its Quantum2 and Ikusnet3 encoders at IBC 2024. This feature uses network bonding to create a secure OSI Layer 2 link between remote local networks, enabling studio operators to control field-based PTZ cameras and IP devices remotely.
Spanish broadcaster RTVE deployed Prodys Quantum2 W commentary units for its Mutua Madrid Open tennis broadcast, highlighting the reliability of the IP-based audio mixing and transmission via BRAVE protocol. This equipment facilitated commentary for three individuals and sent audio mixes through both fixed IP and mobile unit routes. RTVE plans to reuse the Quantum2 portable equipment for pitch commentaries at the upcoming UEFA Euro.
The Dicastery for Communication of the Holy See used Prodys Quantum2 W equipment with an HG10 module for remote production of the International Pastors’ Meeting in Rome. This setup facilitated audio and video streaming of the event, including integrated multi-language translations. The technical director praised the field performance of the Prodys Quantum2 W equipment as "unrivaled."
Prodys' Quantum2 W equipment, upgraded with an HG10 communication module, was used to stream the International Pastors’ Meeting for the Synod in Sacrofano, Rome, from April 29 to May 2, 2024. The upgrade expanded the number of LTE modems available for the audio and video broadcast. The article highlights the specific production scheme devised and implemented for the event.
