Telestream & ScorePlay partner to deliver instant clips and monetization for live sports. Aug 19, 2026 | TVN Staff Save this article for later! Login or create a Free Member Profile to bookmark it. Telestream and ScorePlay have formed a strategic partnership to speed the path from live sports capture to publishing and commercial activation. The combined workflow links Telestream's Vantage-powered live capture, ingest and media processing with ScorePlay's AI-powered sports media management to make every captured moment available in near real time. Files created on site can be accessed instantly by broadcasters, editors, social and digital teams, and commercial partners around the world, the companies said. The partners said the integration automatically ingests and enriches clips with AI-generated metadata so teams can clip, edit, publish and distribute highlights across broadcast, digital and social channels without waiting for manual transfers. The workflow is aimed at rights holders, teams and broadcasters seeking faster fan engagement, sponsor activation and better monetization of media rights. Charlie Dunn, Telestream executive vice president of products, said fans now expect highlights on social channels "within moments of it happening," and that speed determines which content reaches audiences at peak interest. "In the attention economy, the fastest to hit the timeline wins," he said. Victorien Tixier, ScorePlay co-founder/CEO, said the partnership combines industrial-grade ingest with proxy access, real-time clipping and archive creation inside a single sports-focused platform. "ScorePlay was built to give sports organizations a modern media infrastructure for managing and monetizing content," he said. Telestream and ScorePlay said the solution is available immediately and that they will demonstrate the integrated workflow at IBC 2026 in Amsterdam, Sept. 11-14, in Stand 7.B21. About mark K. Miller. Mark K. Miller began covering the television industry in 1975 when he joined Broadcasting magazine as an editorial assistant, becoming a staff writer. He moved to editing, becoming managing editor of the renamed Broadcasting & Cable in 1991. Mark left B&C at the end of 1998, but continued his association with the company as managing editor of B&C's new monthly tabloid magazine, Digital Television, until it ceased publication in December 1999. Mark worked with Harry Jessell to launch TVNewsCheck in 2006 (as TVNewsday) and has been its managing editor since then. He can be reached at [email protected].

Telestream and ScorePlay turn live sports into immediate fan engagement and monetization. ACCESS Newswire 19 Aug 2026, 19:45 GMT+10 Strategic partnership powers a new live sports workflow that makes every captured moment available for discovery, publishing, and commercial activation in near real-time. NEVADA CITY, CA / ACCESS Newswire / August 19, 2026 / Telestream, a global leader in media workflow technologies, today announced a strategic partnership with ScorePlay, the AI-powered media infrastructure that sport runs on, bringing together industry-leading live ingest with best-in-class sports media management. Already supporting some of the world's premier international sporting events, professional leagues, and major broadcasters, the combined Telestream and ScorePlay workflow makes every captured moment immediately available, enabling rights holders to engage audiences, activate sponsors, and maximize the value of every sporting moment. The collaboration combines Telestream's trusted Vantage-powered live capture, ingest and media processing capabilities with ScorePlay's ability to make that content usable anywhere. Files created on-premise are instantly accessible from anywhere in the world, in real time, for broadcasters, editors, social and digital teams, and commercial partners. 'The instant replay has taken on dramatically new meaning in the digital age, with fans expecting to see game highlights across social media channels within moments of it happening,' said Charlie Dunn, Executive Vice President of Products at Telestream. 'It's an entirely new way to engage audiences, whether you're a sports team looking to amp up your digital presence, an advertiser looking to capitalize on a shared cultural moment, or a broadcaster looking to deliver the best multi-channel viewing experience.' 'But the shelf life of those moments is short, and it matters how quickly production teams can get content to partners,' Dunn added. 'With the combined power of Telestream and ScorePlay, those clips are at your fingertips instantly, which means you're getting it in front of audiences when their interest is at its peak. In the attention economy, the fastest to hit the timeline wins.' Whether it's a game-winning goal, a championship celebration, or a record-breaking performance, the speed at which that moment becomes available determines how effectively organizations can engage fans, activate sponsors, support broadcasters, and maximize the value of their media rights. Instead of waiting for files to be transferred, organized and manually distributed, every captured moment is automatically ingested, enriched with AI-powered metadata, and immediately available for clipping, editing, publishing and distribution across broadcast, digital, social and commercial channels. The result is a faster, more intelligent content supply chain that enables sports organizations to respond while fan excitement and commercial value are at their highest. 'Live sports organizations need workflows that are powerful enough for broadcast requirements, flexible enough for digital teams, and simple enough for distributed users to access and operate in real time,' said Victorien Tixier, co-founder and CEO, ScorePlay. 'ScorePlay was built to give sports organizations a modern media infrastructure for managing and monetizing content. By integrating with Telestream, Albuquerque Express is giving its customers a powerful live workflow that connects high-resolution, industrial-grade ingest, proxy access, real-time clipping, and archive creation inside a single sports-focused platform.' The partnership builds on the proven strengths of both companies. Telestream delivers the battle-tested live ingest, media processing and AI-driven workflow automation used throughout the world's leading media organizations, while ScorePlay provides the AI-powered sports media management platform relied upon by premier sports organizations to organize, discover and distribute content at scale. Together, the companies are redefining the role of instant replay in modern sports production, unlocking new opportunities for fan engagement, sponsorship activation, and long-term content value. The combined Telestream and ScorePlay solution is available immediately. Both companies will showcase the integrated workflow at IBC2026 in Amsterdam. Meet with Telestream at IBC2026 Telestream will showcase its lineup of media workflow solutions at IBC2026 (stand 7.B21). To schedule a meeting, visit the Telestream website. Members of the media are invited to meet with Telestream at IBC2026. To schedule a press or analyst briefing, please contact Kristin Canders at [email protected]. Download the Telestream ScorePlay press kit here. About ScorePlay ScorePlay is the AI-powered media infrastructure that sport runs on. Its platform gives sports organizations, leagues, and broadcasters one place to store, find, produce, and distribute their content. Trusted by more than 300 sports organizations worldwide, ScorePlay turns the content behind the game into published, commercializable media. For more information, visit scoreplay.io. About Telestream Telestream has been at the forefront of digital media innovation for nearly three decades, serving as the trusted partner behind some of the world's most mission-critical media operations. Its industry-leading test and measurement and media workflow solutions streamline operations and scale efficiently across the entire media lifecycle-from capture and live production to automation, processing, quality control, content management, and distribution. Designed for on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments, Telestream ensures high-quality media delivery to any audience, on any platform. The company is privately held and headquartered in Nevada City, California. Learn more at www.telestream.net. Press Contact Kristin Canders Grithaus Agency (e) [email protected] (p) +1 (207) 974-7744

Telestream teams up with Mimir. Telestream has unveiled a new integration with Mimir, the cloud-native media collaboration and production platform, to streamline ingest, processing and editorial workflows for modern news, sport and broadcast operations. Debuting at NAB 2026 (Telestream booth W1503; Mimir booth N2850), the tie-up connects Telestream's Vantage and Live Capture systems with Mimir's asset management environment via open REST APIs and full support for Mimir's metadata model. The approach is designed to remove ingest bottlenecks by ensuring material arrives with the context and structure needed for immediate search, collaboration and editorial use across cloud and hybrid deployments. Through automated normalisation, metadata enrichment, quality control and processing, incoming media becomes instantly usable in Mimir without extra steps or reprocessing. Edit-while-ingest support also lets teams begin working on growing files as they are captured. "This integration ensures that content is ready to use the moment it enters the editorial workflow, whether it's coming from the field or a live feed. By combining automated processing with flexible cloud and hybrid deployment models, we're removing friction and helping teams move faster without changing how they operate. This is a significant advantage, especially for fast-paced sport and news productions," said Richard Andes, Vice President of Product Management at Telestream. "Too often, 'integration' still means extra steps and workarounds. What matters here is that Telestream and Mimir together can turn ingest into the start of editorial - not a bottleneck before it. When content is production-ready the moment it arrives, teams can move faster, stay aligned, and keep momentum through the most time-critical workflows, whether they're operating in the cloud, on-prem, or across both," added Steinar Søreide, Chief Technology Officer, Mimir Bringing together Telestream's Global Ingest automation with Mimir's collaborative cloud platform, the solution supports centralised and distributed production models, accelerating the path from acquisition to editorial use. As Telestream extends Global Ingest, UP.Ingest enables camera card and file-based contributions to be processed directly in the cloud, while UP.Capture adds cloud-native SRT ingest for live feeds. Together they promote a distributed, cloud-first production strategy anchored in structured metadata, automation and production-readiness. The combined solution supports fully cloud-based and hybrid configurations, allowing broadcasters to augment on-premises infrastructure with cloud resources while retaining operational control and cost oversight. For file-based workflows, Telestream Vantage can automatically normalise incoming content into formats supported by Mimir, enrich assets with metadata and AI-generated information, handle processing, transcoding and quality control, and deliver media directly into the Mimir environment. For live production, Telestream Live Capture enables direct contribution of feeds into Mimir as they are recorded. Sources can include SRT, SDI, ST 2110 and IP, with content recorded and uploaded to Mimir storage, then registered with metadata and proxies for immediate editorial access. The integration particularly benefits reporter-driven and MMJ workflows. 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