Matrox Video announced it will showcase software-defined, IP-based live production workflows at NAB 2026, centered on Matrox ORIGIN, an asynchronous media framework positioned as a deployment-ready foundation for the EBU Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) vision. The company also highlighted IP production and transport products for remote production, SDI/ST 2110 bridging, multi-channel 4K gateway processing, and IP KVM extension, alongside broadcast developer cards and encoders/decoders supporting standards such as ST 2110, IPMX, and NMOS.
The production “stack” is being rewritten from synchronized baseband plumbing (SDI/ST 2110 everywhere) to distributed software services that can run in hybrid IT and cloud. If ORIGIN can operationalize DMF-style workflows with credible latency, resilience, and multi-vendor exchange, it shifts buying decisions from single-purpose gear to platforms—and makes control/interop (NMOS/IPMX) as strategic as video quality. For streamers and broadcasters, this is the meme: DMF moves from standards decks to procurement, with remote production, elasticity, and vendor optionality as the ROI.
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