Make Live TV the Way You Picture It.

When you create a live show, you pull together many sources, make choices, react to changes, and generate an experience in real time. 
 
The classical way to achieve this is to put bodies to boxes: one human for every hunk of hardware.  That’s how it’s always been done — and it’s why live production has historically been so expensive.
 
Today’s producers know there’s a better way.  
 
Imagine building your show the way you really see it.  Just reach out and tap the shot you want to cut to.  Cue and scrub slowmo replays with a fingertip.  Run your pre-made segments, switch cameras and mix graphics, and step through your rundown — all with a simple, intuitive, easy-to-learn touchscreen interface. 
 
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This is what SimplyLive enables you to do — with our ViBox platform. 
 
ViBox clears away the minefield of physical buttons, sliders and faders, so the only hardware you need to touch is your screen.  You create your shows intuitively and responsively.  We eliminate the tech hurdles — and much of the cost. 
 
When the hardware gets out of your way, you can tell your story more easily.  That’s what makes great television: your talent, unrestrained. 
 
As live production moves into the all-digital universe, some tech providers make their tools so feature-rich that they overwhelm the machines they run on.  That’s what you don’t want in live TV. And it's not what we do.
 
The minds at SimplyLive are not new to the live production industry.  Our founders created products supporting the most demanding televised events, like the World Cup, Super Bowl and Olympics.  We understand television.  And we know that simplicity and reliability go hand in hand in telling a great story. 
 
Our job is to give you the capabilities you need, with technology that is there when you need it.  That’s why major players like ESPN, IMG, and Canal+ are using our systems right now in the real world. 

Welcome to ViBox.  Multi-camera production, re-imagined.
 
Simple.  Flexible.  Reliable.  Affordable.
 
ViBox is a software-driven live production platform running on a common back end, using rock solid commodity hardware.  It’s connective to all today’s video formats (SDI, NDI etc), and intrinsically migratable to the IP and cloud universe.
 
Different ViBox application layers float on top, tuned to the tasks you need to do.
 
One application is for 'all-in-one' production.  This enables you to control everything about a show from a single touchscreen interface: live switching cameras and video sources, cueing and scrubbing slowmo replays, controlling audio, and adding graphics.  All on one screen.
 
Separate applications support individual tasks like slow motion replay, master recording, streaming and even referee-review.  This platform flexibility lets you add personnel to cover large events — or shrink it to a one-operator show, as needed.
 
Today’s new generation of producers understand the need to create more high-quality content for expanding niche markets, but with limited budgets.  Whether for sports, news, or live talk programs, ViBox is their platform of choice.  

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The ViBox Platform

"We will continue to find places where this tool allows us to be more efficient. We think this is a big step forward, and we know that the number of events [streaming on] ESPN+ is only going to grow in the future. Now that we have completed the ViBox run of games, we look forward to digesting our learning and focusing on the next opportunity for this technology."
-Chris Calcinari, ESPN
*Sports Video Group Website 8/6/19
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Choosing Your ViBox

Selecting your ViBox configuration starts with answering two basic questions:

1. What do you want to do? 
2. How much power do you need?

 
The first answer shows which application layers you’ll interact with.
You can use ViBox simply as a slowmo replay system, a master recorder, a live streaming output — or, as total production control for multi-source video and audio. 
 
The second answer defines your hardware needs, in terms of processor performance, storage and input/output.  Are you just live-streaming online with 1080p content at standard frame rates?  Or are you sending 4K at 60p with extensive super slowmo?
 
Since everything about the ViBox platform is modular, you can always step up your game later on.  And in the future, it will even be possible to host your ViBox in the cloud, and source your hardware/software needs on demand.