At IBC 2026 the EBU and AMWA will showcase how industry collaboration is delivering real results today while helping shape the next generation of media infrastructure. Whether you're looking for practical solutions you can deploy now, or want to understand where the industry is heading next, these demonstrations offer a unique opportunity to see both in one place. IBC stand 10.D21

Modern broadcast facilities are increasingly distributed, software-defined, and multi-vendor. As systems become more complex, diagnosing problems quickly becomes just as important as preventing them.

"The Path to DMF" an AMWA webinar with Willem Vermost and Pedro Ferreira. Dynamic Media Facility

If I were still working as a station engineer in Albuquerque, NM, and I heard people talking about Dynamic Media Facilities, I’d probably think: “Okay, what problem is this actually solving for me?” Instead of fixed, hardware-defined workflows, DMF introduces a fundamentally different model. As shown in the figure below, workflows are built from modular, autonomous functions. They perform one and only one function. These atomic functions can be chained together to create dif

"What DMF Is + Why It Matters for You," an AMWA webinar with Willem Vermost and Mike Strein. Dynamic Media Facility

Come See AMWA at NAB 2026, get the latest on JT-DMF and NMOS

When something stops working in a complex IP environment, the last thing you want to have to do is troubleshoot every piece of equipment – and likely go about 12 menus deep on each – to see what went wrong.  Instead, if you had a simple dashboard that could show you the status of every device in your entire facility, you could root out the cause of the problem in seconds. With NMOS’s BCP-008, minimum status reporting – this simple traffic light system, you can have exactly

You know NMOS BCP-008 Minimum Status Reporting provides a simple way to know what’s working (and what’s not) quickly. It makes it easier to get a handle on connectivity, time synchronization, and stream validation. What you may not know is that BCP-008 has come a long way lately. That’s what you’ll find out about on this webinar, which is for you if you’re an engineer at a vendor, manufacturer, or integrator. NMOS BCP-008 Minimum Status Reporting: Progress, Next Steps & Why

AMWA is so pleased to announce that we’ve received a Technology & Engineering Emmy® Award for SMPTE ST 2067 — Standardization of Interoperable Master Format (IMF) from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. We’d like to thank colleagues across our industry who contributed to the formation of this technology. IMF would not exist without Annie Chang and her colleagues at Disney, and we were delighted to collaborate with her. Clyde Smith at Turner Broadcasting Syst

Find out how to stop the flood of alarms to focus on what’s actually important. When something stops working in a complex IP environment, the last thing you want to have to do is troubleshoot every piece of equipment – and likely go about 12 menus deep on each – to see what went wrong. Instead, if you had a simple dashboard that could show you the status of every device in your entire facility, you could root out the cause of the problem in seconds. With NMOS’s BCP-008 simpl

AMWA has won a Technology & Engineering Emmy® Award! We are honored to announce that AMWA is the recipient of a Technology & Engineering Emmy® Award for SMPTE ST 2067 — Standardization of Interoperable Master Format (IMF) by The National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences. AMWA is a co-honoree along with SMPTE, Digital Cinema Initiatives (DCI), and the University of Southern California’s Entertainment Technology Center. On December 4th, 2025 in New York, AMWA and our fell

NMOS Control and Monitoring: Implementers' Guide and Device Mock (video)

See what's new at AMWA, check on the latest specifications releases, publications, and updates for NMOS and more...

AMWA and EBU Form Joint Task Force on Dynamic Media Facilities for Transition to Software-Based Media Production. Partnership to address business and technical challenges of DMF adoption.

AMWA and EBU Survey Shows the Industry Wants an Open Media Control Plane to Achieve Interoperability

Getting Started with ST 2110? Here’s Why NMOS Should Be Part of Your Plan (webinar replay) Find out: Why NMOS is a suite, and not a single spec (much like ST 2110); How (and why) to create your NMOS test bench; Why NMOS uses existing internet technology; How to choose between a proprietary control system and an open control system; How RESTful ...

If you’d like to quickly pinpoint 80-90% of the problems that are encountered in IP systems, you will want to read this part 2 blog post to find out how NMOS device monitoring – just one of the useful benefits covered below – can save you time, costs, and errors.

With NMOS, everything works together – ST 2110 equipment registration, discovery, and control. You know it’s all going to work well when...

One of the problems that operators often face in IP facilities is that when things go wrong, you’re suddenly awash with alarms. It takes...

Come say hi and find out more about how NMOS enables connection, management, and control of your IP video and audio devices from...