Bitmovin adds support for SGAI in its playback products to take ad-supported streaming to the next level.
After recently achieving IPMX certification, and thus confirming the VB440’s full compliance with the VSF TR-10 Technical Recommendation, Bridge Technologies will use its attendance at NAB 2026 to demonstrate its production probe’s ability to analyse and verify IPMX workflows in multi-vendor environments, including RGB video, compressed and uncompressed essences, and modern ProAV timing models, using a single, integrated platform.
As cyberattacks continue to make headlines across industries worldwide, securing broadcast infrastructure is no longer optional — it is essential. With the release of version 3.4.0, the AiO Series takes a decisive step forward, combining advanced network security with major enhancements to its integrated IP codec and audio capabilities, making it the first FM transmitter in the world to natively embed APTmpX technology.
Now a recognized forum for industry leaders, GV Forum brings together media and technology executives to discuss how production, content operations and media infrastructure are evolving in real-world deployments.
Mediaproxy will showcase the next generation of its LogPlayer interface at NAB Show, introducing powerful new AI-driven capabilities, direct support for web content and expanded support for key broadcast standards including ST 2110, NMOS, NDI and JPEG-XS.
At the 2026 NAB Show, Digital Alert Systems will showcase Version 6.0 of its DASDEC emergency messaging software and highlight new developments across its alerting and device‑management platforms. Attendees will see how broadcasters are using those systems to strengthen Emergency Alert System (EAS) operations and prepare for evolving ATSC 1.0 and ATSC 3.0 workflows. The company will also introduce the new DAS-Link AIR, an over-the-air common alert protocol (CAP) dissemination system for securely transferring validated alert information over ATSC transmissions.
Bitmovin, a provider of video streaming solutions, has announced new capabilities for Player Web X, its next-generation web video player. The update introduces advertising playback, vertical video support, a proprietary adaptive bitrate algorithm, and reinforces the player’s performance-first modular architecture, particularly beneficial for news publishers and social media platforms.
These days, broadcasters have to be all things to all people, and that requires strategic planning across the entire content supply chain. As we look forward to another round of technology launches, announcements and partnerships, we gather all the news about how vendors are helping broadcasters manage their multi-platform delivery requirements.
