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Saranyu Technologies launches MATCH multi-view sports streaming player

Contributed Content / Press Release April 7, 2026

Saranyu Technologies has introduced MATCH (Multi-View Sports Streaming Player), a multi-view live streaming player designed for synchronized playback of up to four concurrent live sports streams. The solution is built on the VisualOn HTML5+ platform and supports Low-Latency HLS and DASH streaming protocols.

MATCH aims to provide frame-aligned viewing with minimal drift between feeds and delivers sub-3-second glass-to-glass latency across devices. The player includes an integrated Watch Party module for synchronized social viewing and supports full digital rights management (DRM) with Widevine, PlayReady, and FairPlay across adaptive streaming formats.

The platform also features a built-in analytics export module that provides detailed quality of experience metrics and stream health data. These analytics are intended to assist operators in monitoring and optimizing live sports broadcasts. MATCH is supported by VisualOn’s global enterprise infrastructure, designed for large-scale deployment and integration.

Saranyu Technologies plans to demonstrate MATCH at NAB Show 2026, held April 19–22 in Las Vegas at Booth W1325. The demonstration will highlight multi-view synchronization, latency performance, and analytics capabilities in a live environment.

Saranyu Technologies, founded in 2011 and based in Bengaluru, India, develops OTT and AI-enabled media solutions for broadcasters and digital platforms. Its product portfolio includes OTT platforms, content workflow tools, video processing, analytics, and Connected TV application development.

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