Kiloview Brings Hybrid AV-over-IP to Life at IBC 2026 with NDI 6.4 Preview

From field capture to management, control and production, Kiloview will demonstrate one connected Hybrid AV-over-IP workflow — including a complete 4RU production system, U4 for UC and live streaming applications, and an early look at NDI 6.4.

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — September 11, 2026 — Kiloview will showcase its latest Hybrid AV-over-IP solutions at IBC 2026, demonstrating how contribution, management, control and production can work together as one connected broadcast workflow.

As broadcast continues its transition toward IP, real-world production rarely depends on a single technology. SDI and IP coexist. Multiple protocols need to interoperate. Hardware and software work side by side, while cloud, on-premise and remote resources increasingly become part of the same production environment.

For Kiloview, this is the practical meaning of Hybrid AV-over-IP — using IP as the connective layer while giving production teams the freedom to use the technologies and deployment models that best fit each part of the workflow.

“Hybrid isn’t simply about combining SDI and IP,” said Judy Zuo, VP of Sales & Marketing at Kiloview. “It is about making different protocols, systems, hardware, software and existing resources work together as one production environment. At IBC, we want visitors to see that hybrid is not an abstract idea — it is something they can build and operate today.”

Capture. Manage. Control. Produce.

At the center of Kiloview’s booth will be a live end-to-end broadcast workflow, following the signal from field capture through contribution, centralized management and IP media control to final production.

Kiloview P Series wireless bonding encoders provide the field contribution layer, bringing video back from mobile and remote locations across bonded network connections. KiloLink Station Pro receives and manages those feeds centrally, providing monitoring, device management and synchronized SDI output for integration with existing broadcast infrastructure.

From there, AVX24-4 Media HUB provides visibility and control across the IP media network, bringing devices, streams, network status, routing and diagnostics into one environment. The Cradle Series RF02 then provides a modular platform for encoding, decoding, routing, multiview and media processing, while its compute capability extends the same system into software-defined live production.

Together, these technologies bring key receive, management, control and production functions into a compact 4RU system. The demonstration shows what makes Hybrid powerful: bringing functions that traditionally required separate systems into a smaller, connected and more adaptable production architecture.

 

See NDI 6.4 First. See It Live.

IBC 2026 will also give visitors an early look at Kiloview’s implementation of NDI 6.4, demonstrated as part of real production workflows rather than as isolated technology features.

The showcase will explore new NDI capabilities around native recording, more focused routing and configurable buffering, demonstrating how they can be applied across recording, signal management, routing and production.

Visitors will be able to see how the latest NDI developments interact with Kiloview’s broader ecosystem — from endpoints and network control to recording, routing and production — and what those changes mean in a working NDI environment.

From Broadcast IP to Meetings and Live Streaming

Hybrid also means allowing professional IP video to move beyond the traditional broadcast chain.

Kiloview’s U4 IP Video Dock brings professional IP sources directly into USB, HDMI and DisplayPort workflows. Through USB UVC/UAC, IP video can be recognized as a standard camera and audio source by applications including Microsoft Teams, Zoom, Google Meet and OBS, while HDMI and DisplayPort provide direct 4K display and monitoring options.

At IBC, Kiloview will demonstrate U4 across both UC meeting and software-based live streaming applications, showing how the same professional IP video infrastructure can serve broadcast, collaboration, streaming and display environments without creating separate signal chains for each application.

Across the booth, the message is simple: the value of Hybrid is not any single product or protocol. It is the ability to connect them into one workflow.

Visit Kiloview at IBC 2026, Hall 7, Stand 7.A47, September 11–14 at RAI Amsterdam, to see the complete Hybrid AV-over-IP workflow and NDI 6.4 demonstrations live.