Bridge Technologies

Bridge Technologies Postal address: Bentsebrugata 20, NO-0476, Oslo

Our award-winning monitoring/analysis systems, intelligent switchers and virtual environments help deliver over 25,000 channels to more than 1.2 billion subscribers in 96 countries.

TS Playout, more than a feature.We’ve been saying for a while that a probe should be more than just a pair of eyes on th...
19/08/2026

TS Playout, more than a feature.

We’ve been saying for a while that a probe should be more than just a pair of eyes on the network. It should be a tool that actively helps you build, test, and run the broadcast chain. The new TS playout functionality for the VB330 and VB220 is exactly that.

It turns what was originally ‘just’ a monitoring device (albeit an incredibly sophisticated, highly functional and incredibly intuitive one) into a device that performs a far greater range of roles. Not only can it record and clip-edit streams for validation, compliance and diagnosis, but now it can actively generate those streams as signals for network setup. Need to validate your entire distribution chain before cameras, switchers, or encoders are even in place? Now you can.

Here’s what it does:

• Plays out pre-recorded or uploaded TS files to any receiver, supporting bitrates up to 100 Mbps per stream, with up to 12 simultaneous playouts.
• Handles SPTS, MPTS, CBR and VBR files - sent to multicast or unicast destinations.
• Uses PTP synchronisation to achieve lab-grade timing with lower PCR jitter than comparable systems, meaning no buffer sync issues and minimal latency.

The tech detail matters, but the bigger story is this: combined with last year’s recording capabilities, the VB330 now moves beyond monitoring. It’s a holistic tool - recording, generating, analysing, all from a single interface.

Come see it in action at IBC (Booth 1.A71) - where you’ll see it just one way we’re committing to the idea of ‘doing more with less’.

With only a month to go, the countdown has very much begun. And this year we've got more than ever to show you, as our p...
10/08/2026

With only a month to go, the countdown has very much begun. And this year we've got more than ever to show you, as our probes expand beyond their original monitoring purpose to incorporate an ever-increasing number of critical broadcast functions, deployable in an ever-increasing range of contexts.

(But you shouldn't panic: delivering best-in-class broadcast monitoring - be that on IP, OTT, satellite, cable, RF, ProAV or hybrid structures - still remains the heart of what we do).

Hope to see you there!

IBC

Upgrade to VBC 7.0 today ✅ If your organisation is currently running or considering a VBC (Video Bridge Controller) then...
15/07/2026

Upgrade to VBC 7.0 today ✅

If your organisation is currently running or considering a VBC (Video Bridge Controller) then get in contact for the latest copy of the much awaited, completely redesigned, VBC version 7.0.

We have been working hard, and here is a snapshot of what you get:
- Transcoded live video and audio in the mosaic video-wall
- A complete makeover giving the VBC a modern vibe and feel
- Skim and search, or drill and diagnose with point and click
- A penalty-box feature to categorise alarm severity alerts

To answer questions on the required server hardware specifications needed for live transcoding, or for help with the actual upgrade process, simply get in touch!

𝐀 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐚𝐭 𝐖𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫: 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐠𝐧𝐞, 𝐇𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐇𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬On the 20th June, Bridge Technologies had the privilege of spon...
01/07/2026

𝐀 𝐍𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭 𝐚𝐭 𝐖𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐦𝐢𝐧𝐬𝐭𝐞𝐫: 𝐂𝐡𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐚𝐠𝐧𝐞, 𝐇𝐢𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐫𝐲, 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐇𝐚𝐧𝐝𝐨𝐯𝐞𝐫𝐬

On the 20th June, Bridge Technologies had the privilege of sponsoring the champagne reception at the SCTE ® (the Society for Broadband Professionals) Gala Dinner - an event held in one of London’s most remarkable venues: the Houses of Parliament.

Now, we like to think we know a thing or two about champagne here at Bridge Tech HQ. But the Gala dinner gave us the opportunity to try something that we might never have otherwise experienced: The House of Parliament’s very own label. Crafted by the family-run House of Gardet, based in Chigny-les-Roses in the Montagne de Reims region, it’s an interesting reminder that up until the 1400s, affairs in Parliament were conducted entirely in French - and indeed even today, the Royal Ascent is still given partially in French, with the lines La Reyne le veult (The Queen wills it) or Le Roy le veult (The King wills it).

The international interconnectedness of all things was continued further in the tour. On a tour given by the Yoeman Warders, we learned that The Speaker’s Chair stands over thirteen feet high and is carved from blackbean wood from northern Queensland, Australia. It was gifted to the UK in 1926 to replace the original destroyed in the Second World War. We’re quite sure we saw Tim’s chest swell with pride to see evidence of his homeland at the heart of British political operations. Similarly, the Despatch Boxes - those lecterns that frontbenchers lean on during debates - are made of native New Zealand pūriri wood, also gifted after the war. Both carry stories of Commonwealth partnership and shared purpose.

It’s that idea of shared purpose that links back to why we were there. SCTE brings together the cable telecommunications and broadband industries - but its central focus is on physical layer infrastructure and the last mile. We at Bridge operate in broadcast IP monitoring. On paper, quite different worlds. But in practice, the handovers between those worlds are where the most interesting challenges lie. And handovers - between systems, teams, industries - work best when there is trust, understanding, and a willingness to collaborate.

Events like this create the conditions for that understanding. They move conversations beyond bits and bytes, beyond technical specifications and alarm thresholds. They allow people to meet as people, to share a glass of something sparkling and talk about things that aren't in the spec sheet, all under stunning vaulted ceilings a thousand years old.

The gala dinner reminded us that progress often starts not in the conference hall, but in the conversations that happen in its margins. Preferably with a glass of good champagne.

SCTE, Society for Broadband Professionals

A Philosophy of Innovation: if you can, you should!Many of the ideas that changed industries started with curiosity. Wit...
11/06/2026

A Philosophy of Innovation: if you can, you should!
Many of the ideas that changed industries started with curiosity. With engineers, scientists and innovators asking a simple question: what happens if we try?

Small improvements can have a profound impact on entire industries over time. And with knowledge comes a certain responsibility to keep pushing boundaries and challenging assumptions.

Possibility has always been one of humanity's most powerful catalysts for progress; sometimes the fact that something can be done is reason enough to explore it.... if you can, you should!
https://bridgetech.tv/if-you-can-you-should/

Designing for the brain, not the screen....User Interface design is often discussed in terms of aesthetics: new colours,...
04/06/2026

Designing for the brain, not the screen....

User Interface design is often discussed in terms of aesthetics: new colours, new icons and a cleaner layout.
But the most effective UI design has very little to do with appearances.

At its core, good UI is about understanding how people think, process information and navigate complex tasks. It is about reducing cognitive friction rather than adding visual decoration.

A well-designed interface balances logical organisation with human habit. It places tools where users naturally expect to find them. It preserves flow by minimising unnecessary clicks and menu changes. It adapts to different operational styles rather than forcing every user into the same workflow.

This is particularly important in professional environments where speed, accuracy and concentration matter. Every additional step between a question and an answer creates friction. Every interruption to focus comes at a cost.
The best interfaces do not draw attention to themselves. They simply allow people to work more efficiently, think more clearly and remain immersed in the task at hand.

Good UI is not about making software look modern.
It is about making technology work in harmony with the human brain.
https://bridgetech.tv/design-goes-beyond-attraction-why-ui-works-with-the-brain/

Welcome Kevin Salvidge to the Bridge Technologies team as our new Production Architect!Kevin brings a wealth of experien...
03/06/2026

Welcome Kevin Salvidge to the Bridge Technologies team as our new Production Architect!

Kevin brings a wealth of experience and knowledge within test and measurement, and his skills will be invaluable as we continue our transformation of the production industry.

As a self-proclaimed 'T&M entertainer', we have a feeling he'll fit right in...

Bridge has been busy over the past few months, and last week has been no exception, with our team spread across the glob...
26/05/2026

Bridge has been busy over the past few months, and last week has been no exception, with our team spread across the globe alongside our partners at (Singapore), ANGA COM (Cologne), SVG Europe (Barcelona) and (Stockholm).

Whether you require monitoring and analytics for IP production environments, satellite ingress, terrestrial and cable distribution, or OTT measurement, we have the world covered!

BroadcastAsia SVG Europe

Olli Tuomela, Levin Bensiek and Simen K. Frostad will all be voyaging across the North Sea (airplanes rather than longbo...
07/05/2026

Olli Tuomela, Levin Bensiek and Simen K. Frostad will all be voyaging across the North Sea (airplanes rather than longboats this time) to make their way to London for the show. Join them at Stand C27 to discover how integral the VB440 is to modern production.

And for those of you that haven't yet heard of the VB440 (where have you been!?), here's a quick cheat-sheet:

The VB440 is a single appliance, taking up just one rack unit (and increasingly accessible on a software-defined basis), which performs the role of literally dozens of standalone boxes, from audio engineering to camera shading, network monitoring to multichannel AV sync, and much more in-between. All accessible by up to eight users, from anywhere in the world, in real-time. It's a lynchpin for some of the biggest broadcasters in the world, especially in the field of live, remote production.

Come find out more with us next week.

30/04/2026

When your network is everywhere, your monitoring should be too.

VBC Live breaks down geographical barriers, giving you and your team secure, browser-based access to your entire monitoring fabric from any location. Aggregate data from distributed probes, view live video mosaics, and collaborate on issues in real-time. See beyond the alarms. Our newly released VBC Live isn't just about data aggregation, it lets you dive deeper with:

• Live video mosaics for instant visual verification

• Customisable dashboards tailored to your operational role

• Fault drill-down from a high-level alert straight to the root cause

• Decentralised probes, centralised intelligence, accessible anywhere

Perfect for MCRs, NOCs, and distributed teams managing complex OTT, RF, and IP workflows.

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