Sencore provides innovative products and services for efficient video delivery across broadcast, cable, satellite, and IPTV networks. Their portfolio includes test and measurement equipment, video transport solutions, and captioning tools for live and file streaming. They differentiate through close collaboration with customers and have introduced an AI-powered support agent for technical queries. Backed by private equity firm Riverside, Sencore has expanded through the acquisition of Adtec to strengthen its product offerings.
Accelerated Multichannel Receiver Decoder delivering GPU-accelerated decoding in a compact 1RU chassis, supporting multichannel UHD/HD workflows with seamless Centra Manage integration.
AFN Platform – Contribution Encode, Decode & Processing.
Video Distribution Platform.
Sencore has announced the end-of-sale date of September 30, 2026, for its MRD 4400, 5800, 6000 and AG 4400, 5800, 6000 receiver decoders. The company will continue to provide software maintenance through September 2027 and recommends the MRD 8000 as the primary replacement for these legacy units.
Sencore has released firmware updates for several of its broadcast hardware platforms to address two critical vulnerabilities in the open-source SRT library. The patches resolve a buffer overflow and an encryption state machine downgrade that could potentially allow unauthorized access or remote code execution.
Sencore provides technical guidelines for designing network infrastructure for hospitality IPTV deployments, specifically for 500-room sites. The guide details the necessary configuration for Layer 2 access switches and Layer 3 core switches, emphasizing the importance of IGMP snooping and VLAN segmentation to prevent multicast traffic issues.
Sencore is launching the SRV server series and updating its MRD 8000, Centra, and VideoBRIDGE platforms ahead of IBC2026. The updates introduce new hardware options, expanded support for IPMX, JPEG-XS, and CMAF, and enhanced management features for broadcast and distribution workflows.
IndyCar has modernized its race-day video infrastructure by implementing Sencore’s OmniHub 16 modular video processing platform. The new system encodes up to 64 HD-SDI 1080p feeds into H.264 streams, aiming to improve reliability and low-latency delivery for technical staff and pit crews across IP and QAM networks.
Sencore launched the MRD 8000 Accelerated Multichannel Receiver/Decoder at IBC 2025. The company also demonstrated its SCP 2100 and Impulse 300D/400D hardware. These tools are designed to facilitate low-latency content delivery over unmanaged networks using RIST, SRT, and Zixi protocols.
