At IBC2025, Wavelet Beam will showcase a live UHD camera feed demonstration of IRIS.BROADCAST—the company’s next-generation Digital Video Noise Reducer (DVNR) designed for real-time broadcast and production workflows.
This debut marks a major milestone for Wavelet Beam, delivering real-time denoising up to 8K resolution with UHD at 50fps and ultra-low latency. The live setup will allow visitors to see how IRIS technology transforms the delivery of broadcast-grade video.
About IRIS.BROADCAST – Real-Time Denoising for Broadcast-Grade Video
IRIS.BROADCAST is a high-performance, GPU-accelerated DVNR built for the demanding needs of live production and broadcast environments.
Key capabilities include:
- GPU-accelerated, highly scalable architecture
- Real-time processing for 1080p, UHD, and up to 8K
- Multi-stream efficiency — handle 8+ simultaneous 1080p streams on a single GPU, or scale to multi-GPU UHD and 8K pipelines
- Bitrate savings of up to 30% through motion vector precision optimisation
Beyond removing visible noise, IRIS lifts the signal from the noise floor—potentially recovering image details that would otherwise be lost. Unlike traditional noise reduction methods that often blur or distort fine detail, IRIS maintains image integrity while enhancing clarity.
The IRIS Ecosystem
The IRIS platform also includes:
- IRIS.Analyst – advanced tools for video analytics
- IRIS SDK – enabling Video Noise Management and Video Analytics at scale
With CUDA acceleration, IRIS processes multiple streams per GPU and scales efficiently across GPUs, making it ideal for high-density broadcast workflows. Current demo setups support SDI, with ST 2110 integration coming soon.
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