OG-ALC: InSync's new frame rate conversion range debuts at NAB 2026

NAB 2026 (April 19 – 22) hosts the presentation of the new OG-ALC range, a tool that joins other innovations such as the OG-MCC20 module, the update of the MCC-UHD converter or the FrameFormer SDK Packages that demonstrate the innovation capacity of InSync in the field of video processing solutions

The family AND-ALC (OG-ALC20 and OG-ALC10) ofrece High quality linear frame rate conversion y advanced video processing in a format openGear compact. Designed for real-time production, the solution offers a ultra-low latency performance of 60 ms or less, and has a adaptive deinterlacer cutting-edge technology that improves image sharpness while minimizing artifacts.

Compatible with both workflows SDI e IP ST 2110 (OG-ALC20) as with environments exclusively SDI (OG-ALC10), the range allows its integration into hybrid infrastructures. With two independent processing channels per card and up to 20 channels in a 2RU openGear chassis, the platform provides a set of video and audio processing, along with flexible control options, which seeks to ensure efficient operation in complex multi-format workflows.

On the other hand, the device OG-MCC20 offers frame rate conversion with motion compensation FrameFormer in environments SDI, IP and hybrids within a single openGear module. Workflow Compatible HD/3G-SDI y ST 2110 10/25GbE IP, the module combines ultra low latency with a advanced processing with motion compensation to improve the quality of productions such as live sports.

With a high-density design that supports up to ten channels in a chassis of 2RU, InSync's solution also provides integrated video and audio processing; HDR/SDR support and full compliance with major IP standards.

Last updated at NAB 2026

The latest update of MCC-UHD comes to NAB 2026 to propose a flexible and prepared path for the transition of the HD a la UHD. The tool, which provides dual-mode architecture allows it to function as a single-channel UHD processor or as a dual-channel HD system, benefits from the FrameFormer motion compensation algorithms to deliver high-quality frame rate conversion between 23Hz and 60Hz.

Finally, InSync also presents new packages at the Las Vegas event FrameFormer: Performance y Base, which allow users to tailor processing capacity to specific workflow requirements, balancing quality, efficiency and cost in a wide range of applications. Designed for cloud, on-premises and hybrid deployments, the solution based on CPU enables “scalable and cost-effective” processing without the need for specialized hardware.

James Taylor, executive director of InSync, highlights how the brand's solutions respond to some of the most important needs of today's broadcast: "Multimedia workflows require flexible video conversion solutions that optimize both performance and operational efficiency. InSync's latest innovations are designed to meet these challenges. At NAB 2026, our new product launches will offer ultra-low latency and high-density processing, along with our advanced motion compensated conversion, which has become a benchmark for excellence in the industry."