TAG Video Systems is a global leader in software-based integrated IP probing, monitoring, visualization and analytics solutions. The company's platform enables broadcasters, content creators, and service providers to streamline operations and cut through the complexity of IP media workflows with Zero Friction agility. TAG provides innovative toolsets to ensure video quality and improve efficiency across all media workflows, offering invaluable business and operational insights. The platform supports ST-2110, compressed, and OTT workflows, catching errors in real-time to reduce mean time to repair and lower operational costs.
TAG's software-based integrated IP probing, monitoring, visualization and analytics platform that combines multiviewing and monitoring for ST-2110, compressed, and OTT.
IP-native monitoring solution for quality control and error detection in media workflows.
Multiviewing capability integrated into the real-time media platform.
Analytics and insight tools to provide operational and business insights.
Workflow solution for live production environments.
Workflow solution for playout environments.
Workflow solution for delivery and OTT distribution.
Workflow solution for cloud and hybrid deployments.
An interactive tour of the TAG solution.
Overview of all platform features.
List of technology partners and integrations.
TAG Video Systems has announced a memory usage optimization for its MCM software, which the company claims can reduce costs per channel by up to two-thirds for compressed workflows. The update enables monitoring on fewer memory modules, an approach the company has now extended to uncompressed ST 2110 environments.
Diversified has selected TAG Video Systems as its default monitoring solution for multi-vendor video deployments, covering upstream ingestion through distribution. The partnership streamlines commercialization and ensures interoperability through pre-deployment testing. The announcement highlights TAG's role in Diversified's architecture-first approach.
TAG’s events page was updated last week and lists several June 2026 industry events where company representatives are scheduled to appear. This is company-specific but not a news announcement about a product or partnership.
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TAG Video Systems' Lens monitoring solution received multiple industry awards at NAB Show 2026, including the IAMT Impact Award, TV Tech Best of Show Award, and NAB Product of the Year. These accolades recognize Lens for its real-time operational visibility and ability to reduce alarm noise.
TAG Video Systems has integrated its real-time monitoring and quality control solutions with AWS Elemental MediaConnect Router. This integration aims to provide broadcasters with enhanced monitoring capabilities for dynamic live video workflows operating in the cloud.
TAG Video Systems has joined the MXL Interoperability Initiative, committing to multi-vendor testing. This participation aims to support customers in the transition towards IP production within broadcast infrastructure.
TAG Video Systems has partnered with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) to integrate its IP-native Realtime Media Platform with OCI's cloud infrastructure. This collaboration aims to provide broadcast monitoring capabilities within the OCI environment. The partnership focuses on leveraging OCI's performance and cost-optimized cloud for video workflows.
TAG Video Systems is evolving its IP-native Realtime Media Platform to feature actionable visibility, open integrations, and audio intelligence. This platform update is entirely software-based. The company will showcase these enhancements at NAB 2026.
TAG Video Systems published a guide titled "The Full Guide to IP Monitoring." The guide aims to help the broadcast industry maximize IP workflows and understand best practices for IP applications.
