Exploring the Future of Live Broadcasting with Prodys: Trends and Innovations for 2025

Prodys has been at the forefront of innovation in enterprise live streaming technology. This blog delves into the key trends, recent advancements, and future predictions for the broadcasting industry.

The Reality of 5G Technology

Although 5G was expected to transform broadcasting with its high speed and connectivity, the actual impact has been varied, particularly with publicly available 5G. This underscores the need for balanced innovation, where new technologies must be compatible with existing systems while also being future-proof. Prodys excels at maintaining this balance, ensuring practical and reliable applications.

Challenges in Remote Production and Connectivity

The rise of remote productions, Over-The-Top (OTT) services, and Free Ad-Supported Television (FAST) channels is enabling even smaller clubs to monetize their media rights. AI cameras, cloud workflows, and AI-generated highlight packages are driving this shift, but connectivity remains a significant challenge, especially in remote areas. Prodys’ solutions improve connectivity and reliability, bridging gaps to ensure seamless broadcasts at a cost-effective price.

Innovations in Remote Production: IP Connectivity and More

Prodys utilizes IP connectivity to transform remote production. By integrating video encoding with IP connectivity, remote control of devices becomes more efficient and flexible. This innovation allows for the integration of third-party remote devices, enhancing live streams and simplifying remote management and monitoring.

Cloud and AI Enhancements in Remote Production

Cloud solutions and AI cameras further enhance remote production capabilities, offering flexibility and scalability. However, reliable connectivity is crucial, particularly outside top-tier venues. Starlink’s satellite internet addresses this issue by providing connectivity where cellular networks are unavailable.

UHD vs. HDR: Evolving Visual Technologies

The industry is shifting from UHD workflows to HDR due to cost considerations. UHD requires significant storage and processing, while HDR greatly enhances visual experiences.

  • UHD (Ultra High Definition): Provides higher resolution, resulting in sharper and more detailed images.
  • HDR (High Dynamic Range): Improves contrast and color range, delivering more realistic and vibrant visuals.

Prodys’ Innovations in Audio and Broadcasting

Prodys continues to lead in audio and broadcasting technologies:

  • IP Audio Encoders: Improving audio quality and reliability with the Quantun2 encoder range.
  • Broadcast Encoders: Offering high-quality video compression for remote productions with the Ikusnet backpack and rackmount bonded video encoders.
  • Remote Radio Broadcast Equipment: Supporting seamless remote broadcasts across various events, including live sports, news, festivals, and music events.

The future of broadcasting presents both opportunities and challenges. Prodys’ dedication to innovation, practicality, and collaboration ensures that we stay at the cutting edge of this dynamic industry. By embracing trends and continuously evolving our technologies, we help our broadcast and production clients navigate the complexities of modern live broadcasting, ensuring reliability, cost-efficiency, and ease of use.

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