NOC
Networks Operations Center
Monitor your entire Media Operations
from Anywhere, 24/7
TVU’s virtual Network Operations Center (NOC)
brings complete visibility and control
to your broadcast workflows, both clouds and on-premise.
What Makes TVU's cloud-based NOC unique?
All Your Workflows from One Tool. Our cloud-based NOC allows broadcasters
to oversee their entire media operation: on-premise, in the cloud, or hybrid.
Access it from anywhere, on any device. Monitor the health of your broadcast workflows
from a unified TVU platform, regardless of whether they run on TVU solutions or on third-party systems.
Monitor and control incoming feeds with real-time previews, seamless primary & backup switching, detailed feed data, bitrate/FPS monitoring, routing matrix, UDX conversions, error alerts, and advanced color correction tools.
Monitor live program output with real-time preview, source slots for quick switching, detailed bitrate/FPS data, and error alerts.
Seamlessly manage scheduled content with countdowns to on-air time, real-time playlist and VOD monitoring, SCTE passthrough indicators, bitrate/FPS stats, CPU/memory usage, error alerts, and an X/Y switch for instant redundancy.
Track real-time signal delivery across global destinations, view transmission stats, SCTE logs, and error alerts to ensure your content reaches every target without interruption.
Unified control for every workflow.
Easily connect and monitor both TVU and third-party systems with TVU Agent. Perfect for mixed environments, it provides centralized monitoring of all media workflows—any brand, cloud or on-premise.
Real-time insights.
From acquisition to distribution, access live data on video, audio, UDX, Scope, SCTE logs, and more. Stay ahead of potential issues with 24/7 visibility into every stage of your media supply chain, ensuring quick decision-making for uninterrupted operations.
Instant Disaster Recovery
The NOC comes with built-in backup and automated disaster recovery capabilities, allowing broadcasters to maintain operational continuity even during unexpected failures and disruptions.
Scale with no limits.
The NOC is always on and free for TVU users. Non-TVU users can access the full TVU SaaS platform, including the NOC, starting at $98/month. Scale your operations effortlessly, paying only for what you need.
Frequently asked questions
What makes TVU’s NOC different from other cloud solutions?
Unlike other solutions, TVU’s NOC is designed specifically for broadcasters. It’s not just about moving to the cloud; it’s about giving you total control over your entire workflow, whatever broadcast brands you are using, whether in the cloud, hybrid, or on-premise.
Can I monitor non-TVU workflows with this NOC?
Yes! By installing a TVU agent on any of your existing on-premise equipment, you can monitor non-TVU workflows through our platform. The TVU Agent also enables you to leverage the processing power of your unused on-premise devices, adding new functionalities and value to your current broadcast setup.
How much does it cost?
TVU’s NOC is included at no additional charge for existing TVU SaaS users. For new users, access to the NOC and TVU’s SaaS platform starts at $98 per month.
Ready to transform your media operations?
Monitor every aspect of your broadcast workflow from the cloud with TVU’s NOC. Say goodbye to cloud services that operate like a black box and hello to complete transparency and control.
What is a Network Operating Center (NOC)?
A Network Operations Center (NOC) is a centralized hub where media workflows are monitored and managed 24/7. In the broadcast industry, NOCs are essential for overseeing every stage of a broadcast operation—from acquisition and live production to final playout—and ensuring smooth operations, quick issue resolution, and uninterrupted broadcasts.
Why Media Organizations use NOCs
Industries like broadcasting and telecommunications operate around the clock and require reliable, constant connectivity. NOCs play a crucial role by continuously monitoring network performance, identifying issues like bandwidth loss, undelivered feeds, color correction discrepancies, and signal integrity. They ensure that everything runs smoothly, addressing potential disruptions before they impact the broadcast.