The Switch selects Tellyo to power MIMiC, its new cloud-based TV Production-as-a-Service

Robert Szabo-Rowe, SVP Product Management, of The Switch says: “We chose Tellyo because of the proven flexibility and “broadcast grade” capabilities of the system and because it is an expert technical partner we believe in. The development teams have worked closely to combine experiences and knowledge and delivered a groundbreaking solution that enables our TV and enterprise customers to capitalize on new revenue opportunities and reach audiences across more platforms.”

Tellyo Stream Studio has many advantages as a cloud-based production platform. It supports up to 24 live streams that can be designed within eight scenes (as Mixed Effect units) enabling composition of multi-layered video, audio, live graphics, etc., all fully customizable for resizing, cropping, repositioning and transforming. The power of Stream Studio goes even further, as it comprises direct cutting at scene (or ME) level and also on a specific source. These functionalities make Stream Studio the perfect foundation to The Switch MIMiC platform.

Richard Collins, CEO at Tellyo, says: “I am pleased that Tellyo has been selected to partner with the production giant The Switch. The Switch sits in the top tier of professional production, providing services to a vast array of clients: such as the NBA, NHL, NFL and MLB in sport, or broadcasters like the BBC, CBS, Fox, NBC and Sky. Unsurprisingly, given this client roster, The Switch had an extensive list of technical requirements and expectations, which the Tellyo platform and development capability was found to meet or exceed. It is a rare pleasure to work with such like-minded individuals, who share the same vision for both the opportunities that exist today and those that will define the cloud production of the future.”

For the MIMiC implementation, Tellyo has developed a number of significant new features for Stream Studio:
 
A Multiviewer functionality that allows users to see multiple sources, such as live streams, scenes, web sources in a mosaic on single or multiple screens, including the preview and program windows. Users can fully configure which sources or scenes they want to see at all times. The functionality is great for a director or an operator to have remote and parallel access to the production assets and make decisions in real-time, being in control at all times and monitor the signals.

A Replay feature that allows the creation of live instant replays from up to four live sources and feed them back to the live production. This feature can work in a single person operation as well as controlled by a dedicated replays operator. As a cloud solution, Stream Studio ensures collaboration and makes it possible for replays operators to be anywhere in the world.

A Source Routing feature that allows reconfiguring the sources of a production quickly. This routing feature speeds operations up, especially when you want to be able to repurpose pre-existing layouts for different productions. Instead of changing the elements of a production one by one, almost building everything from scratch, this new functionality automatically replaces the sources, applying its inherited parameters, such as size, cameras, etc. 
 
Also, Tellyo has continued to add features to support multiuser workflows. These will be available both in MIMiC and Stream Studio for all clients worldwide. All features are designed with iteration and enhancement, providing users with a simple, intuitive and highly performantt platform on which to work in every live production situation.

About Tellyo
Tellyo develops a comprehensive, cloud-based video editing, clipping, publishing, streaming and production platform. It offers live clipping and editing capabilities to deliver rich and engaging content across many platforms, simultaneously sharing/publishing to digital and social channels in seconds. Tellyo makes it easy to find key moments and build stories quickly from live feeds with simple navigation. This empowers editors with a second-by-second log of event data at their fingertips, speeding up editing and clipping, making it possible to focus on stories.