Cinnafilm Unveil Tachyon LIVE At The 2025 NAB Show

Cinnafilm launch Tachyon LIVE, its groundbreaking live IP standards and format conversion technology, at the 2025 NAB Show.

Available in the AWS Marketplace, the cutting-edge solution empowers IP video broadcasters worldwide with unparalleled flexibility to perform high-quality standards conversion, whether in the cloud or on-premises, setting a new benchmark for live event delivery. From live sports to breaking news, the solution simplifies the delivery of diverse feeds to a common standard, ready for worldwide distribution via SRT, SMPTE 2110, or other protocols. Its integration with the AWS Marketplace highlights Cinnafilm’s commitment to providing accessible, enterprise-grade tools that meet the evolving needs of broadcasters, streamers, and studios.

Tachyon LIVE builds on Cinnafilm’s legacy of media transformation, bringing its renowned file-based conversion capabilities into the real-time domain. Designed to tackle the complexities of modern broadcasting, Tachyon LIVE offers unique features such as motion-compensated frame rate conversion, advanced deinterlacing, resolution scaling, and color space adjustments—all executed with real-time broadcast-quality precision and low latency. Tachyon LIVE is integrated into Cinnafilm’s new live IP transcode engine, IPx LIVE which supports industry-standard IP video protocols like SMPTE 2110, TR-07, SRT, and NDI. It seamlessly integrates into existing live workflows, accepting diverse input streams and delivering converted outputs to multiple destinations with minimal latency.

This innovative technology enables broadcasters to adapt live content to different global standards effortlessly, ensuring pristine playback across varying frame rates, resolutions, and formats. Whether converting HD50p to UHD60p or managing mixed-format feeds for live sports and news events, Tachyon LIVE leverages the computational power of NVIDIA GPUs to deliver unmatched speed and quality. Available through the AWS Marketplace, it offers broadcasters scalable, on-demand infrastructure that eliminates the limitations of traditional hardware-based systems.

The shift to flexible, cloud-agnostic infrastructure is poised to transform live event production. With IPx and Tachyon LIVE, broadcasters can centralize conversion workflows, reducing operational complexity while maintaining the highest quality standards. This adaptability is critical as the industry moves away from rigid, hardware-dependent setups toward scalable, software-defined solutions. Whether deployed on AWS for cloud-based operations or on-premises for hybrid environments, Tachyon LIVE ensures performance parity, enabling seamless transitions to modern workflows without compromising excellence.

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