Most broadcast facilities are mid-transition from SDI to IP, running both at once. Here you'll find coverage of SMPTE ST 2110, remote and cloud production, bonded cellular contribution, camera-to-cloud workflows, and the switchers and gear keeping live shows on air.
PlayBox Technology has launched Celebro Play, a new media orchestration platform for broadcast and streaming operations. Additionally, the company announced a significant upgrade to its Channel in a Box Neo+ suite. Both products are available now and are independent, addressing different layers of broadcast operations.
Thypoch has launched a new set of six full-frame Simera-C prime lenses, designed to offer a 'rich, creamy character' for cinematographers. These lenses are intended for use with cine setups, promising specific aesthetic possibilities.
Kiloview has released a new firmware version 1.25 for its E3 product, which includes unspecified new features. The firmware was released on May 27, 2026, updating the device.
Kiloview has released a new firmware version 1.25 for its RE-3 product, introducing new features. The firmware was released on May 27, 2026.
The article announces an exploration into music festival live event workflows, focusing on multi-stage, multi-camera ingest and rapid editing processes. It features Dane Brehm from Cintegral and highlights the use of iodyne Pro Data in these workflows.
FOR-A America is showcasing a software-defined workflow for Pro AV live event production at InfoComm 2026, featuring TAA-certified Alfalite LED Displays. The exhibition highlights broadcast and live production solutions including switchers, routers, multi-viewers, IP systems, and cloud-ready, AI-enabled workflows for various markets.
MagentaTV will manage the entire production chain for the FIFA World Cup in HDR, collaborating with DMC Production Germany. DMC Production Germany will handle IP-based signal management, conversion, playout, feed enhancement, gallery production, ingest, recording, and file management services for the event.
The 2026 Eurovision Song Contest featured the debut and largest deployment of Sennheiser's Spectera WMAS solution. This marked a significant milestone for Sennheiser's wireless audio technology at a major live event.
MagentaTV will operate its entire FIFA World Cup production chain in HDR. DMC Production Germany will be responsible for IP-based signal management, conversion, playout, feed enhancement, gallery production, ingest, recording, and file management services for the event.
Cobalt Digital will showcase its end-to-end IPMX ecosystem, featuring blueCORE standalone processors, at InfoComm 2026. These solutions are designed to facilitate the transition from SDI to IP production workflows.
XPPen has released its first dedicated editing console, the Pilot Pro. This new hardware features an all-way joystick, three rotary dials, and 19 programmable buttons designed for one-handed and eyes-free control during video editing. The XPPen Pilot Pro is currently available for purchase at a price of $209.
Intel is reportedly developing Nova Lake CPUs specifically for Edge Applications. These new CPUs are expected to feature E-Cores and a powerful iGPU, aiming to optimize performance for edge computing scenarios.
Torneos, an Argentinian sports content producer and distributor, modernized its multichannel playout by implementing Imagine Communications' Versio integrated playout platform. This deployment enables Torneos to manage both live sports and stored content across various channels from a centralized cloud-native platform. The system facilitates playout of 18 feeds, including two primary channels, using Versio servers managed by Imagine's ADC control system.
Grass Valley published an article outlining five signs that an enterprise production environment has outgrown its audio-visual (AV) system. The article discusses challenges such as technology not keeping pace, difficulty scaling, complexity, workflow integration issues, and security concerns. It suggests that these signs indicate a need for modernization in broadcast and production infrastructure.
Dvb-iptv presented its OTV-IPMC IP TO RF Modulator, a device supporting IP and ASI inputs, with output options including 16 RF DVB-T/ATSC/ISDB-T/DTMB channels or 32 DVB-C channels, along with an IP output. The product features PID remapping, PSI/SI editing, and is designed for applications like hotel TV systems.
Tenveo US Store has announced a new 4K NDI PTZ Camera (model VX20M-4KW) featuring AI humanoid and face auto-tracking, 20x optical zoom, and multiple output options including HDMI, 3G-SDI, USB3.0, and NDI IP streaming. The camera supports various streaming protocols like RTSP, RTMP, VISCA over IP, and SRT, targeting live event production and streaming applications.
This article outlines the integration capabilities of the Mitti video playback software, detailing how it can interact with Blackmagic Design ATEM switchers and emulate a HyperDeck device. It also describes how Mitti can be triggered by an NDI receiver for playback control, with specific software version requirements for ATEM integration.
Wellav has released the CMP 200, a new modular video processing platform. This next-generation solution offers multi-channel encoding, HD transcoding, and IPTV+QAM distribution, specifically designed for applications in hospitality, education, and multi-dwelling units (MDUs). It features a 1RU chassis with dual power options, six hot-swappable module slots, an IP switch, and supports up to 24 HDMI HD encoding or 48 CVBS SD encoding.
The global 4G live streaming bonding video encoder market is projected to reach $2.18 billion by 2033 with a 3.7% CAGR, driven by demand for reliable live video transmission and advancements in bonding and HEVC/H.265 encoding. North America and Europe currently lead the market, with Asia-Pacific anticipated to show the fastest growth, primarily in broadcasting and media, and portable encoder segments. Key players like Kiloview and Sky Wire Broadcast are innovating in this moderately concentrated market.
Panasonic's new LUMIX L10 digital camera is reportedly exceeding sales expectations, which could lead to pre-order delivery delays in Japan. The company has indicated that demand for the camera has been "greatly exceeding" their initial forecasts.
AIC will showcase its next-generation AI infrastructure, including AI storage solutions with NVIDIA CMX and high-performance computing platforms, at COMPUTEX 2026 from June 2-5. The company will also host a panel discussion titled "Breaking the Memory Wall in the AI Era" with executives from NVIDIA and VAST Data, focusing on storage and data management for AI intelligence delivery.
Epic Games has revealed Unreal Engine 6, with its game Rocket League being presented as the first live gameplay and visual showcase for the new engine.
Argentina-based sports media company Torneos y Competencias has upgraded its playout operations, transitioning to a workflow capable of UHD and IP video broadcasting. The modernization efforts focus on preparing its broadcast infrastructure for future demands.
Samsung's Micro RGB TV has received the CES 2026 Best of Innovation Award and was recognized as one of TIME magazine's "Best Inventions of the Year." The article provides an interview discussing the technology behind this next-generation display.
The article states that virtual production is now delivering on its promise after years of enthusiastic adoption. It implies that the technology has moved past its initial hype phase to a more practical and sensible application.
Qvest has modernized Bahrain TV's media workflow by implementing a scalable, Arabic-enabled Media Asset Management (MAM) ecosystem. This system is designed to enhance broadcast efficiency, collaboration, and archiving capabilities for the broadcaster.
Autodesk has released the 2027.1 update for 3ds Max, which includes enhancements to Smart Bevel, new Data Channel operators, and updated Arnold integration. The update also introduces new cloud render technologies.
Lawo will demonstrate its Edge One "audio and video stagebox" at the InfoComm 2026 show in Las Vegas, following its debut at the NAB Show. The device combines audio and video capabilities for live production workflows.
EVS Broadcast Equipment's valuation is being influenced by TVU Networks' recent validation of remote super slow-motion interoperability with EVS. This validation focuses on remote replay capabilities for live production workflows. The article primarily discusses the company's valuation in the context of this technical interoperability.
Apple filmed an entire live Major League Soccer match using the iPhone 17 Pro, marking a broadcast first for the device. This pushes the iPhone further into professional sports broadcasting workflows.
Samsung is expanding its market dominance in New Zealand's TV and soundbar sector into 2026. The company is targeting households with larger televisions that incorporate AI-powered features.
Lawo is using InfoComm 2026 to showcase its software-based IP AV workflows. The company is highlighting how these infrastructures are transforming professional AV environments, specifically featuring its Edge One Platform.
This article introduces MXL (Media eXchange Layer), a new standard designed to facilitate efficient, low-overhead media exchange between software functions within a broadcast compute cluster. MXL aims to complement existing standards like SDI and ST 2110 by standardizing internal media handling, preventing repetitive packetization and de-packetization overhead for software-defined production workflows. It is positioned as a core component of the EBU Dynamic Media Facility (DMF) reference architecture.
Apple TV broadcast the first major professional live sports event, an LA Galaxy vs. Houston Dynamo FC soccer match on May 23, that was shot entirely on the iPhone 17 Pro. This marks a new application for smartphone camera technology in live sports production.
GatesAir announced the successful completion of a direct-to-mobile (D2M) broadcasting trial in India. The trial demonstrated the company's ability to deliver content wirelessly and over-the-air to mobile devices.
AMD has begun the production ramp of its 6th Gen EPYC 'Venice' server CPUs, featuring 2nm technology and up to 256 cores per processor. This development marks a significant advancement in semiconductor manufacturing, directly relevant to the high-performance computing required for video processing and streaming infrastructure.
Ulster University's Screen Academy and Indian institutes have partnered to establish a Derry-Mumbai virtual production film lab. The initiative aims to co-create a short film utilizing low-cost digital production technology.
IMG's 25-year contract to produce Premier League content is ending today, as the Premier League brings its production facilities in-house. This strategic shift means IMG's role as the primary production partner for the league concludes, with the Premier League opting for self-sufficiency in its content creation.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang and AMD CEO Lisa Su have arrived in Taiwan in anticipation of Computex 2026. Both executives are expected to unveil their companies' next-generation technology lineups at the upcoming event.
Each Formula 1 car on the 2026 grid will be equipped with 300 sensors, collectively generating over 1 million data points per second. This significant data generation points towards race weekends approaching petabyte-scale data volumes.
FOX Sports has introduced a new 'Top Gun' camera for its IndyCar broadcasts, a rear-facing cockpit camera that offers a wide field of view. This new camera is part of an ongoing effort by FOX Sports and BSI to implement innovations for IndyCar broadcasts, including the Driver's Eye camera and live data integration, aiming to enhance the viewer experience.
EVS highlights Cuez as a premium solution partner for planning, scripting, and automating production workflows. The collaboration aims to integrate Cuez's capabilities with EVS's offerings.
EVS is offering basic technical training for its Cerebrum Designer software, which is used for live production control and monitoring. The training aims to equip participants with the essential skills to operate and customize the system for various broadcast environments. This course is part of EVS's educational offerings for its production hardware solutions.
EVS has introduced VIA MAP, a new solution designed to connect live production workflows with editorial and distribution processes. The system is built on an open architecture to optimize efficiency in video operations.
EVS offers advanced technical training for its Cerebrum broadcast control and monitoring system engineers. This Tier 2 course focuses on advanced configuration and maintenance, building on foundational knowledge for customers managing their EVS installations.
EVS is offering basic technical training for its Cerebrum broadcast control and monitoring system. The course is designed for engineers and covers essential operations like system configuration, device control, and troubleshooting. It aims to equip participants with the skills to effectively manage and optimize their Cerebrum installations.
Aurora has been appointed as the host broadcaster for Athlos, a new women's athletics league, and will also manage its digital coverage. This indicates Aurora's role in producing and distributing the league's content across various platforms.
AI-Media announced two new AI-powered captioning encoders, the LEXI Text Encoder (UHD592) and the LEXI Voice Encoder (AIX-1), ahead of NAB 2026. These encoders offer upgraded performance, native 4K 12G-SDI UHD support, and AI capabilities for real-time captions, translation, and audio description, available via a Hardware-as-a-Subscription (HaaS) model.
Haivision has been named the Official Video Encoder of Minor League Baseball (MiLB) and will deploy its Makito X4 video encoders across MiLB's 120 ballparks. This partnership will standardize live game video contribution for over 8,000 games annually, enabling ultra-low latency transport via SRT protocol for distribution to MiLB.TV, MLB Network, and other partners. The deployment is scheduled to begin during the 2026 season.
DDMALL offers a range of HDMI and SDI encoders and decoders for live streaming, including 4K video encoders and decoders supporting SRT, RTMP, and ONVIF protocols. The product line emphasizes compact, low-power solutions for AV over IP applications, with models featuring H.265/H.264 compression, WiFi 6, and wireless transmission capabilities.
