My main use case for Haivision Media Platform is receiving signals in SRT, in HLS, in different network protocols and forwarding them in order to do a distribution and retransmission of my signals to many headends nationally and internationally, outputting in different network protocols. In addition, I also use the encoding and decoding of signals with their Makitos, carrying out encoding configurations in terms of bitrate and parameters. For example, we recently had to route a signal that was going to the United States and another to Miami according to the games of the 2026 World Cup, where we took the signal in Haivision Media Platform, opened the incoming and outgoing ports, received in SRT, received in multicast and retransmitted to different headends and users, maintaining control with the parameters and tools that Haivision Media Platform gives us to monitor those signals and encrypt them. The ease of managing live events is something we use it for the most. In addition, I value the ability of Haivision Media Platform devices to solve problems when an issue arises. With a Haivision Media Platform Gateway and a Kiloview encoder, I get a lot of capability, and it is quite fast to configure when it comes to solving a problem or failure. Recently, we had a failure where one of our encoders that carries a lot of traffic from many channels from a French brand of encoders and transcoders failed. With Haivision Media Platform, we managed to receive the signals that had gone down, convert them, and send them from there to another of our hubs and headends. This reduced errors compared to equipment like Kiloview. I have noticed better quality in transmission for sending and receiving since some of our providers and people we work with also use Makito and Kiloview. By us actually using Haivision Media Platform and Makito, it manages to integrate quite well, and the signals are much more reliable. Errors are reduced, the signal is much cleaner, and since it is a network protocol, it manages to communicate and behave well between the receiver and the transmitter. I have seen improvements in operating costs and the ease and simplification of many operations, where two or three devices can be handled by Haivision Media Platform alone.
My main use case for Haivision Media Platform is receiving signals in SRT, in HLS, in different network protocols and forwarding them in order to do a distribution and retransmission of my signals to many headends nationally and internationally, outputting in different network protocols. In addition, I also use the encoding and decoding of signals with their Makitos, carrying out encoding configurations in terms of bitrate and parameters. For example, we recently had to route a signal that was going to the United States and another to Miami according to the games of the 2026 World Cup, where we took the signal in Haivision Media Platform, opened the incoming and outgoing ports, received in SRT, received in multicast and retransmitted to different headends and users, maintaining control with the parameters and tools that Haivision Media Platform gives us to monitor those signals and encrypt them. The ease of managing live events is something we use it for the most. In addition, I value the ability of Haivision Media Platform devices to solve problems when an issue arises. With a Haivision Media Platform Gateway and a Kiloview encoder, I get a lot of capability, and it is quite fast to configure when it comes to solving a problem or failure. Recently, we had a failure where one of our encoders that carries a lot of traffic from many channels from a French brand of encoders and transcoders failed. With Haivision Media Platform, we managed to receive the signals that had gone down, convert them, and send them from there to another of our hubs and headends. This reduced errors compared to equipment like Kiloview. I have noticed better quality in transmission for sending and receiving since some of our providers and people we work with also use Makito and Kiloview. By us actually using Haivision Media Platform and Makito, it manages to integrate quite well, and the signals are much more reliable. Errors are reduced, the signal is much cleaner, and since it is a network protocol, it manages to communicate and behave well between the receiver and the transmitter. I have seen improvements in operating costs and the ease and simplification of many operations, where two or three devices can be handled by Haivision Media Platform alone.