The latest video production technology took center stage at NAB Show New York 2026, held October 21–22 at the Javits Center in New York City. Key Code Media was on-site, speaking with leading manufacturers about new products, announcements, and innovations across the video industry.

The event brought attention to developments in live streaming, broadcast production, professional AV, and post-production, giving video professionals an opportunity to discover technology designed for evolving production workflows.

From new production equipment to advances in editing and media workflows, NAB New York offered a look at the tools and technologies shaping the future of video creation.

For content creators, videographers, livestreamers, and video editors, Key Code Media's coverage provided an opportunity to hear directly from manufacturers and explore developments relevant to their productions.

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At NAB Show New York 2026, Oyen Digital showcased its lineup of portable SSD storage solutions for professional media production and introduced AvastorX, a new cloud backup service designed to complement local storage workflows.

The AvastorX bundle includes 1TB of cloud backup with the purchase of any Oyen Digital SSD or hard drive, giving customers a way to combine physical storage with cloud-based data protection.

Beyond traditional backup, AvastorX offers secure file sharing, password-protected download links, download notifications, and watermarked previews. These capabilities help production teams manage project files, collaborate with remote stakeholders, and deliver content while maintaining greater control over access.

For AV integrators, broadcast professionals, and media production facilities, the combination of portable storage and cloud backup supports workflows that require dependable media management, secure collaboration, and efficient content delivery.

Oyen Digital's latest offering highlights the growing importance of integrating local storage and cloud services into professional video production environments.

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As broadcasters, corporate AV teams, and production professionals look for more efficient ways to deliver live content, software-based production solutions are becoming increasingly valuable. In an exclusive showcase with InBroadcast, Telestream highlighted Wirecast, its all-in-one live video streaming and production software.

Designed for Mac and Windows computers, Wirecast transforms a standard workstation into a multi-camera production environment, combining video switching, live production, and streaming capabilities without requiring racks of specialized broadcast hardware.

This software-based approach helps organizations simplify production infrastructure while maintaining the flexibility needed for professional live video workflows. From smaller production teams to established broadcast operations, Wirecast offers a scalable approach to creating and delivering live content.

For AV integrators, broadcasters, educational institutions, and corporate production teams, Telestream Wirecast demonstrates how software-driven production can reduce hardware complexity and make professional live streaming more accessible across a wide range of applications.

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At NAB Show New York 2026, Dan Wallace, Director of Marketing at Epiphan Video, joined InBroadcast to introduce Epiphan Venue, a compact device designed to simplify live event recording and streaming.

Venue captures a camera feed and presentation simultaneously, allowing organizations to stream events to remote audiences while recording content for on-demand viewing. Its straightforward operation enables users to connect their sources, press a button, and begin capturing without requiring an experienced AV technician.

For larger installations, Venue supports control system integration and cloud-based remote management, allowing teams to oversee devices across multiple rooms from a centralized location.

Wallace also discussed the industry's transition toward network-based video and the growing demand for professional AV systems that are simple enough for volunteers and nontechnical operators to use.

For AV integrators, corporate AV teams, educational institutions, and event production professionals, Epiphan Venue offers a streamlined approach to scalable event capture and content delivery.

Epiphan Venue is expected to be available for ordering in December 2026.

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As broadcast and professional AV environments continue adopting network-based production, BirdDog is helping organizations expand their capabilities with flexible NDI technology, PTZ cameras, and IP video solutions.

At NAB Show New York 2026, BirdDog's Kyle highlighted the company's production technology for broadcasters, live event teams, educational institutions, and corporate AV environments.

BirdDog's lineup includes indoor and outdoor camera solutions, along with NDI connectivity options designed to support modern production and conferencing workflows. By incorporating video into IP networks, organizations can explore more flexible approaches to camera placement, signal distribution, and production system design.

For AV integrators, broadcasters, and resellers, BirdDog's solutions provide opportunities to develop scalable IP video workflows across broadcast studios, conference rooms, educational facilities, and live event venues.

The NAB New York showcase demonstrated BirdDog's continued focus on making NDI-based video production more accessible across professional AV and broadcast applications.

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As broadcasters and professional AV teams transition toward IP-based production, maintaining compatibility with existing infrastructure remains essential. At NAB Show New York 2026, Panasonic Product Manager Damein Futch highlighted the latest evolution of the Panasonic KAIROS live production platform, designed to support both traditional baseband and IP workflows.

KAIROS brings SDI, HDMI, and SMPTE ST 2110 together in a single production environment, allowing organizations to adopt IP technology at their own pace while protecting existing equipment investments.

The platform's layer-based scene building simplifies video switching, screen management, and production layouts with unique aspect ratios, providing flexibility for both experienced operators and newer production teams.

Futch also highlighted Panasonic's professional PTZ camera lineup, including the flagship AW-UE160, reinforcing the company's broader approach to connected video production.

For AV integrators, broadcasters, and enterprise production teams, KAIROS offers a practical foundation for hybrid SDI and IP workflows, helping organizations modernize their production infrastructure without requiring an immediate transition to fully IP-based systems.

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Professional video production continues to evolve as organizations look for ways to expand their capabilities while simplifying workflows and reducing technical barriers. At NAB Show New York 2026, PTZOptics highlighted its PTZ camera technology and production control solutions in a showcase with INBROADCAST.

Under the theme “Big Production Ideas. Smaller Barriers,” PTZOptics emphasized how flexible camera systems and intuitive production tools can give teams greater creative control without adding unnecessary complexity.

For AV integrators, broadcasters, corporate AV teams, and houses of worship, PTZ camera solutions offer opportunities to streamline camera operation and support a variety of professional video applications.

The NAB New York showcase reinforced PTZOptics' focus on making professional video production more accessible, helping organizations build flexible workflows that support their current production requirements and future growth.

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Delivering broadcast-quality live video from crowded, constantly changing locations presents major connectivity challenges. During the 2026 men's and women's Tour de France, production company CRD Audiovisuel relied on the LiveU LU900Q with LiveU IQ (LIQ) to expand behind-the-scenes coverage using public cellular networks.

The production captured live interviews, paddock activity, mechanics, race logistics, and exclusive content from stage starting locations, where network congestion and limited connectivity had previously restricted coverage.

The LU900Q intelligent production unit, combined with LIQ's AI-driven connectivity management, automatically selected available cellular networks to maintain reliable transmission. According to CRD Audiovisuel, the solution met 99.9% of its connectivity needs using public 4G/5G networks alone, without requiring private or priority 5G infrastructure.

For broadcasters, sports production companies, and AV integrators, this deployment demonstrates how intelligent cellular bonding and network management can simplify remote production, reduce infrastructure requirements, and support dependable live video transmission in challenging environments.

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Broadfield Inventory Opportunity for Advanced Broadcast Cameras

The Grass Valley LDX 135 and LDX 150 are in stock and available at Broadfield Distributing. Offer your clients these cameras that deliver advanced broadcast technology, exceptional image quality, and innovative features for demanding live production environments. Designed to give broadcasters greater precision and creative flexibility, these cameras help capture dynamic content with outstanding performance and reliability. Call your Broadfield sales rep at 800-634-5178 for more information.

LDX 135 Camera

• Top performer in single-speed operation
• Same feature set, connecitivity, and image performance as the LDX 150
• The perfect companion to the LDX 150 for all the single-speed formats
• A cost-effective solution for camera positions that do not require high-speed operation

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LDX 150 Camera

• 3x 2/3" CMOS imagers with a prism beam spliiter
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• Natively supports all HDR standards with outstanding dynamic range and integrated LUT processing for SDR conversion
• Supports UHD at 1x to 3x speed and HD at up to 6x speed
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Enhanced Workflow Integration
The LDX 100 Series cameras are equipped with advanced connectivity options, ensuring seamless integration into existing production workflows while enabling new workflow possibilities and enhancing cross-team collaboration.

User-Centric Interface
The intuitive controls and customizable settings allow operators to adapt the camera’s functionality to their specific needs, streamlining the shooting process and enhancing overall productivity.

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Intuitive controls and customizable settings let operators tailor the camera to their specific needs. Combined with the integrated lens zoom control in the handgrip, this streamlines operation and boosts overall productivity.

Key Features of the LDX 100 Series

At NAB Show New York 2026, Broadfield Distributing showcased the latest Absen LED display solutions at the Broadfield Partner Pavilion in Booth #613. Featured products included the Absen M54 and PO Series, highlighting LED display technology for broadcast studios, professional AV installations, and live production environments.

The showcase, featured in an INBROADCAST video, demonstrated how Absen's LED display lineup can support a variety of visual presentation and production applications.

Beyond the technology, Broadfield highlighted the Broadfield Advantage, providing dealers and system integrators with support throughout the LED display planning process. Working closely with Absen, Broadfield helps partners evaluate product options, configure display solutions, and develop project-specific quotes.

For AV integrators, broadcast professionals, and resellers, the combination of Absen LED technology and Broadfield's project support provides a practical starting point for designing and deploying professional LED display systems.

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