Miri V410 Live 4K Encoder/Decoder To Make North American Debut At 2026 NAB Show
The new V410 live 4K encoder/decoder from Miri Technologies will make its North American debut at the upcoming 2026 NAB Show in Las Vegas. Miri will demonstrate the V410 alongside the latest updates to its flagship X510 dual-cellular bonding router and the new miriOS resilient internet foundation for the X510 and third-party routers.
V410: Encoding and Decoding with Outstanding Usability
Designed with an emphasis on the user experience for live streaming and IP production workflows, the Miri V410 combines intuitive control interfaces with flexible format support – from SRT, RTMP and NDI to the emerging OMT protocol – and robust connectivity including built-in Wi-Fi 7. Its elegant, browser-based web interface is complemented by a front-panel LCD screen and configurable buttons for easy on-device control and monitoring. Thoughtful details like a large, customizable tally light ring around the top of the unit and front-panel VU meters further enhance operator convenience.
The V410’s exceptional usability is matched by its versatility. User-configurable either as an encoder or as a decoder, it can encode one live 4K Ultra HD output at 60 frames per second or two simultaneous 2K QHD (2560x1440) channels. As a decoder, it can decode two 4K Ultra HD streams concurrently from most supported source formats. Video inputs and outputs include HDMI, 3G-SDI and USB interfaces with embedded audio support. The V410 can also transcode from NDI High Bandwidth, NDI HX2 or NDI HX3 IP inputs to streaming formats and protocols.
X510 and miriOS: Raising the Bar for Resilient Internet Connectivity
Miri Technologies is best known for enabling resilient internet connectivity anywhere, and the company will showcase its ongoing innovation in this space. Powered by Speedify technology, Miri’s flagship X510 bonding router combines multiple internet links together to withstand network disruptions and improve speeds.
Demonstrations at this year’s show will feature updates that further enhance the X510’s performance and robustness, highlighted by the new miriOS software foundation. Combining a customized OpenWrt-based router operating system with built-in Speedify bonding and failover technology, miriOS provides a powerful platform for fast, fault-tolerant internet connectivity on the X510 as well as third-party routers including the GL.iNet Beryl AX, Spitz AX and Puli AX.
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