TMC Partners with TVU Networks for the World's Biggest Football Competition in Qatar

TMC Partners with TVU Networks for the World's Biggest Football Competition in Qatar posted: 10/11/2022

Total Media Cast (TMC) has signed a partnership agreement with TVU Networks, the cloud-based live video production, and distribution leader. Together, the two will live broadcast the Fan Zones of each of the 31 countries competing in Qatar. The event kicks off on the 20th of November and ends with the crowning of World Champion on December 18th. This will be TMC's biggest live coverage event, providing access to real-time live celebrations and fan gatherings for use on all platforms.

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The partnership was the result of several meetings at IBC 2022 during which TVU offered TMC a full-redundant IP streaming solution over cloud and deliver the signals to media outlets using TVU Grid. TVU Grid is an open platform for live and archived rights-enabled video content from trusted media organizations around the world.

During the Qatar Football Competition, TMC will offer a variety of media services including live studios (DTL), news reporters, SNG and IP streaming, on-site engineering, and ready to air news packages.

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We are thrilled to partner with TVU Networks on this project, we believe that this collaboration will have a great impact on the viewing experience of the Qatar Competition for millions of viewers and TV channels all around the world, said Mr. Issam Ayyad, Founder and General Director of TMC.

This partnership with TMC will allow us to expand our global reach in an unprecedented way. We're proud to help bring the excitement of the biggest sporting event in the world to a global audience. Being chosen by TMC for such an innovative project, helping media outlets bring simultaneously the fan zone experience from 31 countries to their viewers, with an easy cloud-based solution, where any live feed can be taken to digital or traditional SDI format in a click is a true testament to the innovation of this partnership, said Mr. Paul Shen, CEO of TVU Networks.

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Live feeds from TVU Grid are rights enabled for rebroadcast and can be purchased for direct live broadcast or clipped in real-time. TVU Grid search engine allows customers to use speech, text, and facial recognition to locate the precise video needed - down to the very frame - in seconds rather than hours manually searching for feeds. Video clips are searchable by keyword and/or name. Users select the segments they want and can easily clip and download them in real-time for immediate sharing on social media or for story production. The raw video does not include any graphics or commentary so broadcasters can add their own comments and lower thirds.

About TMC:

Total Media Cast is one of the leading service companies in the MENA region offering its customers with expert broadcast operations consultation, news and production, media logistics, streaming and satellite space segment lease, and digital media services. TMC has 5 offices on 4 continents: Beirut Office, Tunis Office, S o Paulo office, Istanbul office, and London office.

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About TVU Networks:

TVU Networks is a global organization with more than 3,000 customers using its IP and cloud-based workflow solutions across multiple industries including news, entertainment media, sports, corporate, streaming, houses of worship and government. Through the use of AI and automation driven technology, TVU helps broadcasters realize an efficient metadata and story-centric workflow through its TVU MediaMind platform for live video content acquisition, indexing, production, distribution and management. The company has been on the forefront of developing the tools needed to revolutionize and streamline the Media Supply Chain. TVU is a critical part of the operations of many major media companies worldwide and is a Technology and Engineering Emmy Award winner.

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