For broadcasters in the Asia-Pacific region looking to transition successfully towards IP, Pebble is at BroadcastAsia 2026 to highlight a successful case study with Taiwanese broadcaster Videoland.
Delivered in close collaboration with systems integrator Ideal Systems (Taiwan) Media Technology, the project sees Pebble automation and integrated channel technology at the heart of a 10+10 channel ST 2110 primary playout operation, delivering tightly synchronised, high-performance playout across both primary and disaster recovery sites.
Advanced graphics workflows combine RT Graphics plugins with Pebble's HTML5 graphics engine, and Pebble's Automatic Promotion feature populates dynamic on-air graphics directly from live playlist data, reducing manual intervention and improving on-air accuracy. Secure remote access and monitoring is provided via Pebble Remote.
The deployment is engineered in a triple-redundant configuration across two independent systems, with a geographically separated disaster recovery site ensuring continuous service delivery. This hybrid approach of ST 2110 IP at the primary site and SDI at the recovery site allows Videoland to embrace next-generation IP infrastructure without compromising the resilience of its operations demand.
Samir Isbaih, VP Sales, Middle East & APAC, Pebble, said, “Broadcasters across Asia-Pacific are moving toward IP, but they can’t afford to take risks with reliability — that tension is something we understand well.
“The Videoland project is a great example of how you can do both, and it’s exactly the kind of work we’re looking forward to talking about in Singapore.”
To learn more, head to booth 5J1-9 at BroadcastAsia 2026, which is taking place from May 20-22 at the Singapore EXPO.
