In the rapidly evolving media landscape, the need for advanced video QC and monitoring solutions is paramount. At NAB Show 2025 (April 6-9, Las Vegas, Booth W1921), Interra Systems will demonstrate its latest innovations addressing this crucial need. The company's 25th anniversary coincides with the presentation of significant advancements in end-to-end video quality monitoring, content-aware quality control, advanced captioning, and detailed video analysis.
Interra Systems’ commitment to innovation is evident in its comprehensive portfolio, designed to deliver exceptional media experiences globally. “We’ll be commemorating our 25-year anniversary at NAB 2025, where we’ll present our latest innovations that enhance every aspect of media workflows,” said Anupama Anantharaman, vice president of product management at Interra Systems. “Our high-density, scalable solutions set industry benchmarks in media QC and monitoring, while our AI-driven tools demonstrate why global leaders in broadcasting and service provision rely on us to streamline workflows and deliver high-quality content faster.”
The Orion suite’s new capabilities will be highlighted, including a cutting-edge multiviewer for real-time visualization of multiple video and audio streams. This feature significantly improves quality control, workflow management, and issue resolution. Orion-OTT provides real-time monitoring of linear and IP-based infrastructures for live and VOD assets, now featuring all-frame decoding and in-depth analysis for key channels. Support for RHEL 8.10, Rocky 8.10, Dolby Atmos, IPv6, and end-to-end ad insertion monitoring has also been added.
OCM, Interra Systems’ flagship solution, offers quality tracing across the video workflow, with new advanced probe management and improved user group permissions for enhanced security and efficiency. Baton 9.2 features enhanced autoscaling, improved 4K video quality checks (including blank bars and CIE color gamut checks), and compliance with ITU-R BT.1702 2023 PSE video flash guidelines. It supports Sony 360 Reality Audio, AV1 video format, and incorporates algorithm improvements for various video issues.
Baton Captions receives significant updates, including caption placement improvements to avoid overlap and various QC and correction features leveraging machine learning and natural language processing. A new UI includes a relay workflow service, vertical audio waveform zoom, and intelligent caption segmentation. Vega, supporting various compression standards (VVC, AV1, HEVC, MV-HEVC, AVS3, HDR, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, ATSC 3.0, and more), ensures standards compliance, debugging, and stream interoperability.