Ross Video Simplifies SDI Routing with NRG

Ross Video Exhibiting at IBC 2025 (booth 8.B91), NRG, its new next-generation SDI routing platform designed to simplify live production workflows.

With an easy-to-use interface, easy integration into existing systems, support for UHD signals and an optional software-enabled multiviewer, NRG offers great reliability without the operator forgetting about signal flow.

Todd Riggs, director of product management for hyperconverged solutions at Ross Video, comments, "NRG is the no-brainer router. It's reliable, affordable, and incredibly easy to manage. Whether you're a broadcast network, live event producer, or corporate AV team, NRG lets you focus on delivering great content instead of worrying about signal flow."

NRG allows a high performance routing with reclocking on all inputs and outputs, it has redundant power and a optional multi-screen that saves space and simplifies workflows so teams can focus on content.

Ross Video's new proposal is quick to integrate, easy to configure and intuitive to manage with a web-based interface and optional control panels, reducing training, downtime and complexity. Furthermore, the support for UHD signals ensures the system grows with you, making NRG a worry-free investment for today and tomorrow.

NRG features an optional software-enabled multi-display that reduces costs, simplifies design and provides direct source monitoring with UMD. Combined with the proven reliability of Ross Video, NRG becomes the affordable, reliable, “set it and forget it” routing solution for teams that need confidence and simplicity in live production.

Carbonite HyperMax en IBC

After its premiere at NAB 2025 last April, the sector's major event in Amsterdam is being the setting for the European debut of the new Carbonite HyperMax mixer. This solution offers a high switching power in a flexible, medium-sized footprint, perfect for mobile productions. Furthermore, its unique configurability provides truly efficient resource utilization.

This hyperconverged platform, flexible and powerful for mixing, routing, video and audio processing, multi-screen monitoring and ultra-high resolution video composition will allow broadcasters and production companies to configure their tools to adapt to each production. With a robust hardware and dynamic software licensesCarbonite HyperMax provides a complete set of tools so they can meet the production demands of today and the future.

As for your software defined production engine, the SDPE blade at the heart of Carbonite HyperMax is a versatile, software-enabled hardware platform that changes functionality to address multiple production needs. Importantly, a single software license activates advanced software features such as MaxME, MaxMini and MaxScene on any SDPE blade. This maximizes flexibility and efficiency while eliminating the need for multiple licenses or additional hardware.

LAMA Purchase

This IBC 2025 is the first fair that Ross Video attends after the purchase of LAMA, a developer of advanced software for audio production specialized in cloud environments,

The software of LAMA has been created with the focus of seeking the optimization of the live audio workflows, whether operated by audio engineers experienced the content creators streaming. Designed to offer speed, flexibility and integration, supports use cases ranging from live broadcasts and esports until corporate events and streaming. Its functions address the connectivity, mixing and mix automation with a modern, software-defined approach.

The acquisition, explains her own Ross Video, reinforces its “commitment” to offering comprehensive solutions for live production through audio mix Fully integrated solutions that complement your existing video workflows, eliminating silos and streamlining production. The tool, in fact, has been deployed in coverage as demanding as that of Eurosport for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games or to carry out the integration IS of SK Gaming.

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