The latest version of Mediaproxy’s Monwall multiviewer now incorporates Instant Replay, a feature engineered to empower broadcast operators and engineers with the ability to instantly review incidents that occur during live broadcasts. This function is specifically designed to streamline the process of incident investigation, enabling users to quickly and efficiently assess and address issues without interrupting ongoing operations.

With Instant Replay, operators can leverage a web interface as well as a physical control surface to rewind mosaic outputs for immediate incident analysis. The intuitive interface ensures that live monitoring is not sacrificed while reviewing previous footage, allowing for viewing both real-time and historical media in parallel. This capability is vital for control and monitoring rooms where time is of the essence, especially during critical broadcasts where quick resolution of on-air incidents is paramount.

Moreover, the Instant Replay functionality is built to scale across multiple mosaics, supporting comprehensive review workflows in environments with numerous displays. Broadcast teams can now conduct frame-level analysis across all monitored sources, ensuring that no detail is missed. This granular control is paired with high-quality playback, delivering exceptional clarity and precision for effective incident resolution.

A significant enhancement is the option to access the same mosaic outputs via a low-latency web browser interface. This extension allows operators and engineers to work remotely without compromising on speed or functionality, addressing the growing demand for flexible, location-independent broadcast management. Whether in a traditional control room or a distributed remote setup, users can enjoy the full benefits of Instant Replay with minimal latency, contributing to faster response times and more robust broadcast oversight.

Mediaproxy has also introduced a new HTML content monitoring feature. This breakthrough allows operators to add HTML PIPs (picture-in-picture) to any mosaic output or to the interactive multiviewer client. With this capability, broadcasters can now track any web dashboard—including those displaying metrics, analytics or live status information—alongside traditional broadcast feeds.

HTML monitoring is not limited to static dashboards. The feature also enables the integration of sites with dynamic video content such as YouTube, Hulu, Roku, Fubo, etc., directly within the multiviewer. This solves a significant challenge faced by broadcasters today: the need to monitor both traditional and web-based content sources in a unified interface. Mediaproxy’s solution streamlines operations by bringing all relevant information—whether from legacy broadcast systems or contemporary web platforms—into a single, interactive display.

For broadcasters managing OTT, FAST, and hybrid workflows, the ability to visualize web content alongside live video feeds is now more critical than ever. Mediaproxy’s HTML monitoring unlocks new possibilities for proactive management, compliance verification and operational efficiency, reinforcing the company’s position at the forefront of media monitoring innovation.

Mediaproxy’s Monwall multiviewer platform will be demonstrated at IBC 2025.