Providius delivers unparalleled solutions for organizations that utilize IP media and IT infrastructures in high-stakes, mission-critical environments. With expertise in real-time network telemetry and IP media analysis, Providius demystifies the complexities of IP media and IT infrastructure.
As part of their comprehensive suite of telemetry and analysis software, Providius provides:
Broadcast Media Guard
Network Visualization
BMG: Broadcast Media Guard
Media Stream Analysis
Acquire, decode, and analyze a wide variety of media flows (uncompressed and compressed) across multiple high-capacity IP interfaces (up to 100Gb/s) simultaneously. BMG software is indispensable when it comes to engineering, operations and system integration.
Features & Benefits:
Precision network packet timing analysis
Decode and monitor multiple media types simultaneously
Real-time monitoring by exception notification
NMOS IS-04/IS-06 support for network discovery & patch management
Access VM or bare metal deployments using secure web UI
The BMG high density analysis platform is the 24/7 eyes & ears of both video service and delivery network. Proactively identify impairments and service disruptions with this monitoring and visualization technology.
The NVRT software suite provides network and media telemetry across all-IP, hybrid IP-SDI and WAN broadcast infrastructures. For ST 2110 networks, it ensures the system is running smoothly while proactively diagnosing issues in real-time.
Passively analyze the IT and broadcast side of operations. NVRT combines network telemetry and media analysis on a single dashboard, allowing users to:
Discover what’s connected/disconnected from the network in realtime
Confirm which media flows are currently being routed across the network
Trace from where a multicast originated & where it is being received
Track port bandwidth utilization and flow metrics for the trunk ports
Confirm PTP is locked where expected / overall PTP system health
Verify multicast route history log for the network
With NVRT, manage, monitor and maintain media networks while eliminating “finger-pointing” between broadcast and IT.
