Quantum Corporation announced the integration of North Shore Automation’s Stats Injector with its CatDV media asset management platform, enabling automated, data‑driven clip logging for live sports production workflows.
The new integration pulls play‑by‑play data from professional league APIs and automatically tags video clips during ingest, eliminating manual logging. It is compatible with EVS, Evertz, and Telestream Lightspeed Live Capture ingest systems.
The solution is already in production with the Miami HEAT, who use it as part of their broader Quantum‑based workflow modernization that includes StorNext, CatDV, and ActiveScale. The deployment demonstrates the integration’s ability to streamline clip creation and metadata management for high‑volume live events.
The partnership aligns with Quantum’s strategy to strengthen CatDV’s position in the broadcast and sports leagues market. By offering a deterministic, API‑driven workflow, Quantum can differentiate its MAM platform from competitors and attract additional sports organizations seeking automated clip logging.
North Shore Automation emphasizes deterministic league API data over probabilistic AI detection, positioning the Stats Injector as a reliable solution for broadcasters that require precise timing and accuracy. The collaboration signals Quantum’s continued investment in expanding its product portfolio amid a period of financial restructuring.
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