Eluvio Launches AI Video Editor EVIE for Title Libraries and Live Sports
▼ Summary
– Eluvio introduced a new inline, frame-accurate video intelligence architecture and an updated Eluvio Video Intelligence Editor (EVIE) with advanced AI tools at NAB 2026.
– The system performs AI analysis and inference directly within the streaming pipeline, requiring zero file copies, movement, or re-transcoding for both live and VOD content.
– Key capabilities include multi-modal, frame-accurate analysis, real-time inline inference for live streams, and the generation of derivative content like vertical video without duplicating source files.
– The platform offers private, owner-controlled model training and data security, and features multi-agent orchestration APIs that work with natural language prompts and third-party chatbots.
– Eluvio will demonstrate these solutions at NAB Show 2026 in Las Vegas, including new case studies for live sports transformation.
A new architectural foundation for AI in media is set to debut at NAB 2026. Eluvio has announced its next-generation Universal & Dynamic Video Intelligence platform alongside an enhanced Eluvio Video Intelligence Editor (EVIE). This system represents a significant shift, embedding AI analysis directly within the streaming pipeline itself. It provides frame-accurate, multi-modal labels and metadata for both live and on-demand content without the traditional bottlenecks of file duplication or re-encoding. This inline AI inference enables unprecedented levels of personalization and content transformation directly from the original source.
The core innovation lies in its operational efficiency. The platform performs analysis, metadata generation, and derivative creation with zero file copies, zero file movement, and zero re-transcoding. This architecture is designed for the demanding needs of live sports, studio archives, and premium video workflows, allowing for the real-time application of AI. Key user benefits include multi-modal deep search across video, audio, text, and images, a fully open Runtime API supporting over 15 built-in models, and the ability to leverage private ground truth data for custom model training within a secure, owner-controlled environment.
According to Michelle Munson, CEO and co-founder of Eluvio, the industry requires an architecture that can keep pace with rapid change. “What broadcasters and entertainment companies need is operational reality, frame accuracy across every modality, zero-copy efficiency, and the ability to generate unlimited derivative content without duplicating assets,” Munson stated. “Our architecture delivers that natively. EVIE and our orchestration APIs then make it accessible for any media professional, creating a single pipeline from live stream to VOD with in-place multi-AI assistance.”
The platform’s distinguishing attributes are built around several key principles. Its frame-accurate & multi-modal analysis eliminates secondary alignment steps, while its unmatched efficiency ensures all derivative playables are references, not new file copies. It supports real-time inline inference on live streams and offers unlimited generative power for creating highlights, social clips, and summaries as zero-copy derivatives. Enhanced tools also enable multimodal content search using natural language or images and provide multi-agent orchestration APIs that tie the entire system together behind simple prompts.
The latest version of EVIE serves as the user-facing application built on this powerful foundation. A new EVIE Titles & Events feature consolidates the full AI toolset under a single interface, indexed by title for film/TV or by event for live sports. Its capabilities allow media professionals to perform unlimited deep content search across libraries, automatically generate personalized game highlights, create audio transcriptions and summaries, and produce social-ready clips. A standout feature is its ability to automatically generate vertical video from any 16:9 source, dynamically detecting focal points and applying crops just-in-time without transcoding the original file.
Eluvio will showcase this technology and its commercially available Content Fabric ‘Bucharest Release’ at the NAB Show 2026 in Las Vegas. Demonstrations and customer case studies, including new work with the United Rugby Championship, will be held at the AI Innovation Pavilion Booth W2300E and West Hall Meeting Room W237 from April 19 to 22. CEO Michelle Munson is scheduled to speak at the NAB Sports Summit on April 19 and will deliver keynotes on the Bucharest release alongside co-founder Serban Simu.
(Source: Streamingmedia.com)