QuickLink To Showcase StudioPro Video Production Ecosystem At NAB 2026
QuickLink, a provider of video production and remote contribution solutions, will showcase its StudioPro ecosystem at the 2026 NAB Show. This complete StudioPro range, includes StudioPro-NDI, StudioPro-3, StudioPro-8, StudioPro-16 and StudioPro-2110, along with the dedicated StudioPro Proton and StudioPro Fusion control panels. Together, the platform delivers a scalable, unified live production solution, supporting everything from agile IP-based workflows to high-capacity, mission-critical broadcast environments.
Built on a single production engine and intuitive user interface, every StudioPro model shares the same core automation, graphics, ISO recording and multi-destination streaming capabilities. The difference lies in hardware architecture, allowing teams to select the I/O configuration that best fits their workflow without changing how they operate.
StudioPro-NDI provides streamlined connectivity purpose-built for fully IP-based environments; StudioPro-3 offers hybrid SDI and NDI flexibility, balancing reliability and adaptability; StudioPro-8 expands channel capacity within a compact footprint for more demanding multi-camera productions; StudioPro-16 is designed for high-throughput, mission-critical workflows where resilience and precision are essential; and StudioPro-2110 delivers end-to-end SMPTE ST 2110 integration, built for modern broadcast infrastructures where IP is native, not adapted.
Complementing the platform, StudioPro Proton and StudioPro Fusion provide purpose-built hardware control surfaces designed specifically for StudioPro. Proton delivers powerful production control in a compact, rugged form factor suited to space-constrained or mobile environments, while Fusion offers expanded tactile control for complex, high-end production workflows. The StudioPro Proton and StudioPro Fusion represent the future of live production control, allowing you to natively control your StudioPro production and over 600+ devices, powered by Bitfocus Companion.
The StudioPro range and its dedicated control panels provide a cohesive production ecosystem, allowing operators to scale capacity, expand I/O, and adopt IP-based workflows without compromising consistency or usability.
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