Kiloview is a global leader in AV-over-IP innovation, offering comprehensive hardware and software solutions for video encoding, decoding, conversion, and streaming. With over 60 intellectual property rights and 300,000 product units sold, the company differentiates itself through its versatile 'Any In Any Out Anywhere' philosophy and support for full protocols including NDI®, SRT, RTMP, and H.265. Kiloview's solutions are trusted by professionals in broadcasting, education, healthcare, and enterprise across 150+ countries, providing reliable, broadcast-grade transmission for live production and IP workflows.
Kiloview has released the U4 IP Video Dock, a hardware device designed to convert NDI, SRT, and SDI professional video signals into the UVC standard. By appearing as a standard USB webcam to host computers, the device allows for driverless, plug-and-play integration of professional cameras into enterprise conferencing applications.
Kiloview has released the KiloLink Station Pro, an all-in-one hardware appliance designed for network video source aggregation, decoding, and centralized management. The device supports up to 64 connected units, handles multiple streaming protocols, and provides 3G-SDI frame-level synchronization for live production workflows.
4K HDMI NDI bi-directional converter.
Kiloview explores the shift from proprietary software drivers to standardized USB protocols like UVC and UAC for hardware peripherals. The article highlights that driverless, plug-and-play standards are becoming a prerequisite for professional enterprise environments due to strict corporate IT security and compliance policies.
Kiloview has launched the FN-7 and FN-8 HD Universal IP encoder/decoder cards designed for its RF02 Rack Media Framework. The new modules support bidirectional conversion between baseband SDI/HDMI signals and various IP protocols including NDI, SRT, and WHIP for high-density broadcast and production workflows.
Kiloview released firmware version 1.25 for its FN-50 and FN-60 hardware encoders and decoders, adding NDI 6.3 SDK support and WHIP protocol compatibility. The update also introduces 8-channel audio support and optimizes latency for RTMP and long-term encoding stability.
This article examines the technical mechanics of USB-C video output, specifically focusing on DisplayPort Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode) versus DisplayLink technology. It details how peripheral hardware uses physical lane switching to deliver high-speed, low-latency video transmission for professional production environments.
This article provides a technical overview of how USB webcams utilize the UVC standard, MJPEG compression, and handshaking protocols to manage bandwidth and CPU load. It details the 'Probe and Commit' negotiation process and explains why MJPEG remains a primary format for high-resolution video over USB compared to H.264.
Kiloview has released the AVX24 4 Media Convergence Hub, a multi-functional hardware device integrating NDI routing, Layer 3 networking, PoE power supply, and PTP synchronization. The hub is designed for professional broadcast environments, offering up to 64x64 matrix routing and high-density network connectivity.
Kiloview’s download page lists a June 26, 2026 release for version 1.05 with improved audio/video synchronization for UVC output. This is a company-specific update dated within the past 7 days.
Kiloview released firmware version 1.24 for its P3 Mini production device, upgrading the NDI SDK to version 6.3 and adding H.265 RTMP streaming support. The update also includes 4-channel audio recording, SIMCom cellular module compatibility, and fixes for an SRT receiving latency bug and 5G NSA signal strength accuracy.
