The broadcast industry is evolving faster than ever. IP workflows, remote production, and next-gen audio systems are reshaping how teams design, deliver, and scale modern media operations.
To help engineers and technical leaders stay ahead, TVBEurope and TV Tech are joining forces for a two-part webinar series that brings together the engineers, innovators, and technical architects defining the next decade of production. If you’re responsible for shaping or supporting your organisation’s workflows, this is where the real insight lives.
Session 1, January 21st 4pm GMT/5pm CET/11am EST
MXL Architecture and Its Capabilities: Unlocking the Future of Live Production Featuring a keynote from Peter Brightwell, lead R&D engineer at BBC and moderated by Jenny Priestley content director of TVBEurope offers a deep dive into the building blocks of #MXL providing broadcasters, content creators, and technology professionals with actionable strategies to streamline production, enhance flexibility, and future-proof their media operations. REGISTER HERE
Session 2, January 28th 5pm GMT,6pm CET/12pm EST
MXL in Action: Real-World Interoperability for the Software-Defined Era. Featuring a keynote from Helio Eufrauzino media solution specialist at TV Globo and moderated by Tom Butts, editor of TV Tech will explore real-world implementations of MXL, demonstrating how interoperability between devices, systems, and workflows enables more agile, scalable, and efficient production operations. REGISTER HERE
Who Should Attend
- Broadcast engineers
- CTOs and technical managers
- Live event and remote production teams
- Studio operators
- System designers and integrators
- Anyone modernising workflow and infrastructure
Why Register Now?
Because the future of media workflows isn’t coming “someday”—It’s being built today. And this series gives you access to the people designing the blueprints. Registration is free, but spots fill quickly.
Join us and be part of the conversation shaping what’s next.
The event is being held in collaboration with Matrox Video, Lawo, TVU Networks, Appear, Techex, Riedel Communications, Grass Valley and Telos Alliance.
