The platform addresses the fragmentation inherent in modern media delivery, where operators often juggle disparate tools for ad breaks, signal switching, and post-production. By consolidating these functions, Quickplay enables teams to manage distributed stations and FAST channels without requiring constant on-site engineering presence. This shift moves the focus from manual troubleshooting to real-time oversight, with automated fallback protocols designed to prevent dead air during signal disruptions.
Quickplay Unifies Broadcast Management with AI-Driven Live Operations
Broadcasters currently dedicate roughly 75% of their resources to technical maintenance rather than content creation. Quickplay is looking to reverse that imbalance with the launch of Live Operations, a cloud-native control plane designed to centralize signal management, scheduling, and automated clipping through a single, AI-orchestrated console.
At the core of this system is an AI engine that treats the entire broadcast workflow as a connected ecosystem rather than a series of siloed tasks. Beyond mere signal control, the platform automates the transformation of live newscasts into short-form content, handling metadata and syndication automatically. According to Paul Pastor, Quickplay’s co-founder, the compounding value of orchestrating AI across every step of the broadcast chain is what distinguishes this approach from existing point solutions. The company is debuting the technology at IBC 2026, highlighting early implementation success at Television New Zealand and Gray Media.
Comments (0)
No comments yet. Be the first!