Kiloview specializes in video-over-IP solutions built around NDI, SRT, Dante, and related transport protocols. The product portfolio bridges baseband video sources to IP networks and routes IP video streams back to baseband SDI and HDMI outputs. At InfoComm 2026, Judy from Kiloview demonstrated a range of encoders, decoders, cellular bonding transmitters, a modular 2RU rack platform, and an NDI media hub designed for live video production, streaming, and unified collaboration workflows.
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Key compact devices include the N60, an SDI-to-NDI encoder and decoder with a front-panel status screen that supports mode switching and network configuration. An HDMI-only counterpart provides bidirectional HDMI and Ethernet in/out, supporting NDI, SRT, and RTSP. Kiloview also introduced the U4 VideoDock, which brings IP-streamed professional camera sources into Zoom and Microsoft Teams as a USB webcam while simultaneously providing an HDMI display output. These devices encode using H.265 and NDI Speed HQ codecs.
For remote and mobile broadcasting, Kiloview presented a cellular bonding encoder equipped with four 5G modems, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet for up to six bonded connections. The device runs on a customized Linux OS with an ARM CPU, records to SD card or USB, and features dual batteries with hot-swap capability for uninterrupted streaming. A dedicated turnkey bonding receiver decodes up to four synchronized SDI outputs for multi-camera production. Users can self-host the bonding server on their own AWS infrastructure at no additional software cost. The bonding encoder has a US MSRP starting at approximately $1,600, plus the cost of selected modems.
The 2RU rack-mountable media platform houses up to 18 cards for mixed encoding, decoding, and transcoding via the media gateway module. The chassis also accommodates a Windows-based computer card capable of running production software such as vMix for video mixing, graphics, and streaming. The FD360 card functions as a multi-viewer and decoding card for previewing multiple video sources. Additional rack solutions include an NDI recorder capable of capturing up to nine channels to local SSD or NAS storage, and an NDI routing matrix supporting 16 inputs and 32 destinations.
The flagship product highlighted at the booth is the Kiloview Media Hub, built specifically for NDI network management and routing. The Media Hub provides per-port network status monitoring and centralized routing control for NDI workflows, serving as a core infrastructure component for IP-based video production environments.
