EVS has integrated TVU MediaMesh into Cerebrum, a complete broadcast control system (BCS) for control, configuration, orchestration and monitoring of critical broadcast operations, all accessible via one umbrella system
EVS Cerebrum is designed to unify and simplify the management of complex broadcast infrastructures. Supporting both traditional SDI and IP workflows, Cerebrum offers a flexible, device-agnostic licensing model and integration with over 180 protocols, including NMOS and Ember+. With a customisable user interface, high-speed performance and scalable architecture, Cerebrum enables broadcasters to efficiently monitor, control and automate live production environments across OB trucks, studios and multi-site operations. It’s the trusted solution for mission-critical productions where reliability, adaptability, and operational clarity are essential.
Announced for the first time for IBC2025, TVU MediaMesh is a cloud native, modular infrastructure for live media that couples asynchronous microservices with a remote shared memory fabric, providing the flexibility and performance needed to easily build end-to-end live video workflows at any scale, within one global platform.
A dynamic platform designed to meet the evolving demands of modern media, MediaMesh enables creators, distributors and their partners to rapidly develop and deploy advanced B2B contribution, cloud production and distribution workflows at global scale while ensuring low latency, high reliability and access to media worldwide. MediaMesh’s containerised architecture provides a flexible environment for integrating and monetising microservices across the entire workflow, making it easy to scale, deploy and adapt to any infrastructure so that media technology providers can develop new applications or enhance existing ones using TVU MediaMesh and its comprehensive set of APIs and SDKs.
Available in Cerebrum release v2.8, the integration allows for the transmission of media signals from any location and any format to multiple destinations in multiple formats to the control room, and from the control room to any destination. By integrating MediaMesh into EVS Cerebrum, broadcasters now benefit from a unified platform that combines real time broadcast control with intelligent media exchange. This end-to-end solution powers broadcast workflows, AI-enhanced clip discovery, rights-controlled access, and scalable deployment models, dramatically speeding production and content delivery while reducing infrastructure and operational overhead.
“We are very excited to partner with EVS for this very innovative TVU MediaMesh integration and bring the bundled offering to customers,” said John Wastcoat, senior director, business development at TVU Networks. “With MediaMesh, pioneering media technology providers like EVS can rapidly develop new applications or enhance existing ones using its robust microservice APIs and SDKs.”
“We are pleased to announce the integration of TVU MediaMesh, which facilitates a seamless transition to cloud routing for broadcasters,” said Dieter Backx, VP control and orchestration at EVS. “This advancement aligns with EVS’s role as a transformation partner, enabling customers to achieve effective control and optimise return on investment for both operational and technical teams.”
