MCR visibility
Show what is next to air, what is missing, what is cleared, and what needs intervention.
About BroadSync
The broadcast control layer that should already exist.
BroadSync exists because broadcast teams do high-pressure operational work while readiness truth is scattered across schedules, media systems, QC tools, compliance notes, engineering calls, spreadsheets, and memory.
Broadcast operations control from ingest to transmission.
MCR
Control room visibility
TX
Transmission readiness
QC
Compliance evidence
DR
Resilience proof
Operating record
MCR visibility
Playout readiness
Transmission confidence
The problem
Broadcast operations break when teams cannot trust where readiness lives.
A channel can have excellent systems and still face on-air risk because media status, approvals, specs, signal path, compliance, access services, archive, and DR proof are scattered.
Playout readiness
Track playlist item readiness across media, version, audio, metadata, QC, compliance, and access services.
Transmission confidence
Confirm TX windows, routes, signal path, monitoring, failover readiness, and go/no-go status.
Accountable handover
Keep owners, operator notes, escalation contacts, archive status, and DR evidence tied to the operation.
The thesis
One broadcast command centre can make delivery safer and more cost-effective.
Playout and automation
Connect readiness records to playout servers, automation systems, playlist data, and MCR handover state.
Media supply systems
Coordinate ingest, MAM/PAM, storage, file transfer, transcode, metadata, and package completeness.
QC and compliance
Bring technical QC, loudness, compliance recording, captions, subtitles, and regulatory clearance into one view.
Monitoring and alerts
Surface signal path, server, route, failover, and incident status through alerting and reporting workflows.
Company story
BroadSync sells operational clarity.
The product is not a generic media dashboard. It is a broadcast operations control platform.