MULTIVIEW MONITORING
One server,
64 signals on the wall.
Multiview Monitoring consolidates 64 RTSP / RTMP / SRT / SDI sources onto a single monitoring wall. Custom layouts, audio overlays, instant alerts on black frames or signal loss, ultra-low latency.
64
Signals per node
<100ms
End-to-end latency
4
Output displays in parallel
24/7
Automated alerting
WHY NOW
From SDI matrix walls to software-defined monitoring,
this is the engineering shift for the gallery.
Traditional monitoring walls rely on SDI matrices, hardware multiview chassis, and many separate displays. Adding a signal means re-cabling and re-patching the matrix. OTT, IP migration, and multi-protocol sources (RTSP / RTMP / SRT) push hardware-only solutions to their limits. Multiview Monitoring moves the chain into a server — 64 signals, software-defined layouts, adding a source means adding an IP URL.
LEGACY · TRADITIONAL MONITORING
SDI matrix + hardware boxes, rigid cabling
SDI matrix paired with hardware multiview boxes and discrete displays; adding a signal means re-cabling and re-configuring the matrix; alert detection relies on operators watching tiles in shifts. Adding 16 sources usually means buying another box.
MULTIVIEW MONITORING · POINT MEDIA TECH
Software layout, multi-protocol, smart alerting
Single server takes 64 RTSP / RTMP / SRT / SDI inputs; layout drag-and-drop adjusts in real time; black frame, freeze, and loudness anomalies trigger automatic alerts; adding a signal means pasting one IP URL. Office-hours monitoring replaces shift-based watching.
CAPABILITIES · THREE LAYERS
Three capability layers, threaded into one
software-defined monitoring wall.
Multi-source ingest → custom layout → smart alerting. Each layer can be evaluated independently, licensed by tile count, and scaled later.
Multi-source ingest
Compatible with SDI, HDMI, RTSP, RTMP, SRT, UDP, NDI, and SMPTE ST 2110. Single server decodes 64 sources concurrently — adding a source means pasting a URL.
- SDI / HDMI / IP multi-protocol
- RTSP / RTMP / SRT / NDI
- SMPTE ST 2110 native
- 64 concurrent decoders
Custom layout & UMD
Drag-and-drop layout editor with instant template switching (4×4 / 8×8 / 16×4); UMD (Under Monitor Display) dynamic labels; audio bars, loudness meters, and tally lights overlaid for at-a-glance gallery operation.
- Drag-and-drop layout
- UMD dynamic labels
- Audio bar / loudness overlay
- Tally integration
Smart alerting & integration
Black frame, freeze frame, loudness limits, and signal loss are detected automatically; alerts push to Master Control and Live QC; standard REST API integrates with monitoring and ticketing systems.
- Black / freeze frame detection
- Loudness / audio anomaly
- Signal loss instant alert
- Master Control / Live QC integration
WORKFLOW
From multi-source signal to monitoring wall ·
software-defined monitoring flow.
Multiview Monitoring is the gallery's hub — connecting sources, the layout engine, output displays, and alerting systems.
FIGURE 01 · End-to-end signal flow (SOURCES → DECODE → MULTIVIEW → DISPLAY → ALARM)
SPECIFICATIONS
Engineering specifications.
Full spec sheet and technical assessment available on request.
| Concurrent tiles | 64 per server; cluster expansion up to 256; per-tile decoding and layout |
|---|---|
| Input protocols | SDI (HD-SDI / 3G-SDI) · HDMI · RTSP · RTMP · SRT · UDP · NDI · SMPTE ST 2110 |
| Output displays | Up to 4 × 4K UHD outputs in parallel; layouts switch in real time |
| Latency | End-to-end < 100ms (IP sources) · < 1 frame (SDI) |
| Alerts | Black frame · freeze frame · loudness threshold · signal loss · custom thresholds |
| Integration | Standard REST API · Master Control / Live QC push · ticketing webhooks |
| Licensing | Per tile count and output displays; modular expansion |
HOW TO START
Three steps, from evaluation to go-live.
Request a trial
Submit the contact form and sales will respond within one business day to schedule a technical consultation.
Integration assessment
Our technical consultant reviews your current broadcast architecture, source configuration, and output displays.
Deploy and go live
After configuration we run acceptance testing (layout, alerting, signal switching) and transition into production.
READY?
Ready to make your
monitoring wall software-defined?
Book a demo and watch 64 signals run on a single server.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions.
How many tiles can Multiview Monitoring display simultaneously?
Multiview Monitoring supports 64+ concurrent signal sources per node with fully configurable layouts, covering broadcast MCR, OTT monitoring center, and similar requirements.
What are the operational advantages of automated multiview monitoring versus manual monitoring?
Multiview Monitoring integrates automatic alarm overlays that trigger instant alerts on audio anomalies, black frames, and signal loss. Compared with manual monitoring, it significantly reduces the risk of missed on-air incidents.
Can Multiview Monitoring integrate with an existing broadcast monitoring stack?
Yes. Multiview Monitoring exposes a standard integration API and connects with master control, Live QC, and upstream signal systems to provide a unified monitoring interface.
How is Multiview Monitoring licensed?
Multiview Monitoring is licensed by the number of monitored tiles and output displays, with scalable expansion plans. Contact sales for a detailed quote based on your monitoring requirements.
What system requirements does Multiview Monitoring need?
Multiview Monitoring runs on standard servers or workstations and supports Linux and Windows. Exact specifications depend on tile count and output resolution; our technical consultant will help size the deployment.
How do I start an evaluation or trial of Multiview Monitoring?
Submit the contact form and sales will respond within one business day to schedule a technical consultation and plan a fitting trial deployment.