Mediaproxy to demonstrate new remote monitoring workflows at IBC 2025

Mediaproxy will be present at IBC 2025 with the latest updates to its already established systems such as the Monwall server, new remote monitoring functions and a license agreement to deploy the company's systems in the cloud as necessary.

Among them, stands out Monwall Server, an extension of your multiviewer. This new option allows Monwall to produce streaming outputs, including streams in a variety of low latency formats, along with the ability to generate tiles for viewing on multiple screens. In addition to traditional multiviewing operations, the server enables software-based and hybrid working, reducing the need for additional servers or virtual machines.

The new cloud license for Mediaproxy products creates a ad hoc service that allows you to deploy LogServer and Monwall as needed. This creates a scalable, pay-as-you-go model for non-linear channels or occasional use, such as large sporting events, with the ability to add or reduce the number of monitoring points as needed.

The CEO of Mediaproxy, Erik Otto, points out that "the new features of LogServer and the important addition of Monwall Server to our offering are not only a major step forward for Mediaproxy as a company, but are part of the continued development of our 'master control room at home' concept. The goal is not to replace master control rooms or broadcast centers, but to provide flexibility so that engineering managers or operators can work on their laptops from anywhere with ultra-low latency tiles that create fully virtualized production workflows. We are “We are delighted to present the future of compliance monitoring at IBC 2025.”