AI key moments for the world’s broadcasters.

MultiTV Momentus is an AI-powered video intelligence platform that automatically identifies important moments in live and on-demand video and turns them into ready-to-publish highlights, clips, summaries and short-form content.

It is built for broadcasters, sports organizations, media companies, news publishers and content owners that want to reduce manual editing and get relevant video content to audiences faster. Momentus can ingest live feeds or VOD, understand what is happening in the content, create clips, add branding and captions, reframe videos for different platforms and publish them automatically.

An AI video highlight generator uses artificial intelligence to analyse video and automatically identify important or interesting moments that can be turned into short clips or highlight packages.

Instead of having an editor watch an entire match, programme or broadcast and manually find every important moment, an AI system can analyse visual, audio and contextual signals to identify events and create clips automatically.

MultiTV Momentus applies this approach to sports, news, entertainment, esports and other video content, helping teams produce more content in significantly less time.

Yes. Sports is one of the key use cases for Momentus.

The platform can identify moments such as goals, sixes, wickets, dunks, knockouts and other significant events and automatically turn them into branded highlight clips. These clips can then be formatted for social media, OTT platforms or other digital channels.

For live sports, the objective is to move from the moment happening on the field to a publishable highlight within seconds rather than waiting for a traditional post-production workflow.

Momentus currently reports a median whistle-to-social time of around 20 seconds for live moments in MultiTV deployments.

The exact processing time can vary depending on the input, event, workflow and publishing requirements. The key advantage is that the process is automated, allowing highlights to be generated while the match or event is still taking place instead of waiting until the end of the broadcast.

Momentus uses multiple AI models to analyse video, audio and contextual information. The system can identify key moments, topic changes, people, places and different event types within the content.

The workflow is straightforward: ingest the live or recorded video, let the AI analyse the content, and then automatically create, brand and publish the relevant clips.

This removes much of the repetitive searching, clipping, formatting and metadata work involved in traditional video production.

Yes. Momentus supports both live video and video-on-demand content.

For live broadcasts, the platform can identify important moments as they happen and create clips for rapid distribution. For existing VOD libraries, it can analyse longer videos and automatically create highlights, chapters, summaries, promotional clips and other short-form content.

This makes it useful not only for live sports but also for large content libraries that would otherwise require significant manual editing.

Momentus can be used across multiple types of video content, including:

Sports and live sports

Esports and gaming

News broadcasts

Events and conferences

Entertainment programmes

Interviews and talk shows

Long-form VOD libraries

Promotional and marketing content

The AI workflow can identify important moments according to the nature of the content rather than relying on a single fixed highlight format.

Yes. Momentus is designed to turn long-form and live video into social-media-ready short-form content.

It can create clips optimized for platforms such as YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X and Snapchat. The workflow can also generate titles, descriptions, hashtags and thumbnails, reducing the amount of manual work required before publishing.

This is particularly useful for broadcasters and sports organizations that need to publish multiple pieces of content throughout a live event.

Yes. Momentus can automatically reframe 16:9 landscape video into 9:16 vertical content while keeping important subjects, speakers and action in focus.

Rather than simply cropping the centre of the video, the system tracks the relevant subject so that the important part of the footage remains visible.

This makes existing broadcast and VOD content easier to repurpose for Reels, Shorts, TikTok and other mobile-first platforms.

Yes. Momentus provides automated captions and subtitles for video content.

The platform currently supports 38 subtitle languages, including Indian and international languages, and can generate captions with punctuation, sentence flow and audio synchronization.

This helps broadcasters and content owners make their videos more accessible while also making it easier to localize content for audiences in different markets.

Yes. Momentus can create multilingual versions of video content using automated captions and subtitles.

This is particularly useful for broadcasters, sports leagues and media companies distributing the same content across different regions. Instead of creating separate captioning workflows for every language, teams can use an automated process to localize their video content at scale.

Yes. Momentus includes a branding suite for adding elements such as logo watermarks, L-bands, Aston bands and intro/outro sequences to generated clips.

This is especially useful for broadcasters and sports rights-holders that need every highlight to follow their brand guidelines or include sponsor visibility.

Branding can be incorporated into the automated workflow, so teams do not need to manually open and edit every individual clip.

Yes. Momentus supports automated publishing and scheduling workflows for digital platforms.

Once a clip has been generated, branded and formatted, it can be prepared for distribution to channels such as YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X and Snapchat. The platform can also automatically generate metadata such as titles, descriptions, hashtags and thumbnails.

This helps teams move from watching → clipping → editing → publishing to a largely automated workflow.

Yes. Momentus includes smart metadata generation that can automatically create titles, descriptions, hashtags and thumbnails for generated content.

The metadata can be reviewed and edited before publishing, giving content teams control while reducing repetitive manual work.

For broadcasters and publishers producing dozens or hundreds of clips during an event, this can significantly reduce the operational workload.

Yes. In addition to short highlights, Momentus can generate AI-powered summaries and headlines from video content.

The platform can produce concise briefs for quick consumption or more detailed summaries of longer coverage. This is particularly useful for news, interviews, events and long-form programming where viewers may want to understand the main points without watching the entire video.

Yes. Momentus supports AI-powered smart chaptering.

The platform can analyse long-form content and divide it into meaningful segments based on topics or changes in the conversation. For example, a long news programme or interview can be divided into chapters covering different subjects.

This makes large VOD libraries easier to navigate and creates additional opportunities for repurposing long-form content into shorter videos.

Yes. Momentus can automatically identify important moments from news broadcasts, including statements, discussions, topics and other significant visual or audio events.

News organizations can use the platform to turn long broadcasts into short breaking-news clips and publish them to digital and social channels much faster than a conventional manual editing workflow.

This can be particularly valuable when speed matters and audiences are already discussing an event online.

Yes. Momentus can automatically capture important moments from esports and gaming content and convert them into shareable highlight clips.

For tournaments and gaming streams, the platform can help identify significant gameplay moments and produce short-form content without requiring editors to manually review every stream.

This allows esports organizers, publishers and gaming platforms to create more content from the same live broadcast.

Yes. Automating repetitive video production tasks can significantly reduce the amount of manual editing and production effort required.

Momentus currently cites an 80% production cost reduction in its live MultiTV deployments. The actual savings will depend on factors such as content volume, existing workflows, number of editors and the type of content being produced.

The bigger advantage is that teams can produce substantially more content without increasing their editing workload at the same rate.

Momentus is designed to automate repetitive editing workflows rather than simply replace creative teams.

Editors and content teams can continue to review, refine and approve content while AI handles time-consuming tasks such as finding key moments, creating initial clips, reframing videos, generating captions and preparing metadata.

This allows creative teams to spend more time on storytelling and less time searching through hours of footage.

Momentus supports several live and VOD input formats.

For live workflows, supported inputs include HLS, UDP and SRT. For VOD workflows, Momentus supports formats including MP4 and HLS.

The platform can operate in the cloud or on-premises and can run alongside an existing broadcast output, allowing organizations to introduce AI video automation without having to completely replace their current transmission infrastructure.

Yes. Momentus is designed to work alongside existing video and broadcast workflows.

Live feeds can be connected to the platform while the primary broadcast output continues operating normally. This allows broadcasters and rights-holders to introduce automated highlight generation without rebuilding their entire production infrastructure.

The platform can then handle the downstream tasks of clipping, formatting, captioning, branding and distribution.

Yes. Momentus can automatically reformat content for different digital platforms and viewing experiences.

For example, a single 16:9 broadcast clip can be transformed into vertical 9:16 content for mobile-first platforms while keeping the main subject in frame. The platform can also support different output formats and aspect ratios as part of the content workflow.

This allows teams to create multiple versions of the same content without manually editing every variation.

Momentus is particularly useful for organizations that produce large volumes of live or recorded video.

This includes sports leagues, broadcasters, OTT platforms, media companies, news organizations, esports operators, publishers and content owners.

It is especially valuable when speed, content volume and multi-platform distribution are important because AI can help turn one live feed or long-form video into multiple pieces of publishable content.

Traditional highlight production typically involves an editor watching or scrubbing through footage, identifying important moments, creating clips, resizing them, adding branding and captions, writing metadata and finally publishing them.

Momentus brings these steps into an automated AI workflow.

The system can identify moments, create clips, generate summaries, reframe footage, add captions and branding, create metadata and prepare content for distribution. Human teams can then review and refine the output where required.

The result is a much shorter path from live moment to audience-ready content.

Yes. Faster highlights give sports organizations more opportunities to keep fans engaged during and immediately after live events.

Instead of waiting until a match ends to publish highlights, rights-holders can distribute important moments while the event is still happening. These clips can be branded, localized and formatted for different platforms, helping teams extend the reach of their live content beyond the primary broadcast.

It can also create additional opportunities for sponsor visibility and digital content monetization.

Yes. Momentus can operate in both cloud and on-premise environments, depending on the organization's infrastructure and workflow requirements.

This gives broadcasters and enterprises greater flexibility when dealing with existing infrastructure, data policies, latency requirements or deployment preferences.

Yes. Momentus supports direct cloud delivery to destinations such as AWS S3, Linode and custom bucket endpoints.

This allows generated clips and other content assets to move directly into an organization's existing storage or downstream content workflow instead of requiring teams to manually download and transfer every file.

Yes. Momentus is built with broadcast and enterprise video workflows in mind.

It can operate alongside existing broadcast outputs, process both live and VOD content, support cloud or on-premise deployment and automate large volumes of content creation.

For broadcasters, the value is not just faster clipping. It is the ability to create a scalable content operation around the same live feed, with highlights, summaries, captions, social clips and branded content produced through one AI-powered workflow.

The best way to evaluate Momentus is to see it working with your own type of content.

MultiTV offers a 15-minute working session where the team can demonstrate the workflow around your feed, branding and language requirements. You can explore how Momentus identifies key moments, generates clips, adds branding and captions, reframes content and prepares it for distribution.