AI-Media

AI-Media is an AI transcriber tool. AI-Media provides AI captioning, translation and delivery for live and recorded video, combining the LEXI tool kit with broadcast encoders and the iCap cloud network for broadcasters, events, government, education and corporate teams.

AI-Media is a captioning technology company built around the LEXI tool kit, a set of AI services for generating, translating and delivering captions across live and recorded video. The company traces its roots to EEG caption encoder hardware and now pairs that broadcast engineering background with automated speech recognition, caption translation and AI voice translation. The result is a stack aimed at organisations that treat captions as infrastructure rather than an afterthought: broadcasters, sports venues, corporate meeting teams, event producers, government agencies and schools. In practice, the workflow splits into three layers. Capture is handled by LEXI products, including automatic live captions, automated multilingual captions for recorded media, caption translation, on-premises captioning for tighter security, audio description and a disaster recovery option. Delivery runs through SDI hardware encoders and IP or cloud encoders that push captions over SDI, IP, RTMP and 4K paths, plus the iCap network for caption and subtitle transport. Display covers the LEXI Viewer for event screens and Ai-Live for streaming captions to any web-enabled device, so a lecture, webinar or match can carry readable captions to the audience in front of it. Buyers choosing between AI-Media and lighter captioning tools are really choosing between a platform and a utility. Automated caption generation is common now, but encoder hardware, redundant delivery and a global transport network are not, and that is where this product line stands apart. Small teams that only need subtitles on a recorded clip will find it heavier than necessary. Organisations with live obligations, accessibility commitments under regulations such as ADA Title II, or multi-language audiences are the natural fit. Pricing is quoted rather than published, which reflects the mix of hardware, cloud services and managed support. Support is tiered across hardware, software and cloud, with a help centre, ticket system and a public status page for cloud incidents.