Cinegy To Showcase Software-Defined Television Solutions

Cinegy GmbH has announced it will present its latest software-defined television technologies at the upcoming NAB Show 2026 in Las Vegas, highlighting solutions designed to meet the evolving needs of content creators and broadcasters.

The company will exhibit at Booth N809 at the Las Vegas Convention Centre from 19 to 22 April, where it plans to demonstrate how software-based workflows can address industry challenges without requiring major hardware investments or long-term cloud commitments.

As competition for audience attention intensifies, media organisations are increasingly prioritising content creation and efficiency. Cinegy says its scalable software solutions are built to support current production demands while remaining adaptable to future requirements, including higher-resolution workflows.

At the core of the company's offering is a modular software environment that spans content capture, production, workflow management, playout, automation and multiviewing. Users can deploy individual components based on their operational needs. At this year’s NAB Show, Cinegy will introduce upgrades to several key products, including Cinegy Air, Cinegy Capture, Cinegy Route and Cinegy Multiviewer, with enhancements shaped by user feedback.

A new Title Studio interface for graphics integration with Cinegy Air will also be unveiled.

Cinegy emphasised flexibility across formats and protocols, noting that modern broadcast environments must handle a mix of SDI, NDI and SMPTE ST2110 signals, as well as SRT streams. Its Cinegy Route technology has been developed to enable seamless interoperability between these formats, including video, audio and metadata.

Jan Weigner, CTO and co-founder of Cinegy, said the company's focus is on delivering efficient and practical solutions.

"Our primary design goal is to make our software powerful, but also extremely efficient," said Jan Weigner, CTO and co-founder of Cinegy. "That means we are delivering the real solutions that our users demand, on standard hardware that they already have. With the cost of IT hardware increasing, GPUs are becoming very hard to obtain, and cloud providers are not addressing the economic needs of the media businesses.

"That is why it is tremendously beneficial to be able to offer real solutions to practical requirements in modern, microservices software that can be implemented anywhere by anyone," Weigner continued. "Our systems are designed for maximum performance – we support object-based storage as a matter of course – and they are fully scalable into an enterprise data center or the cloud if that is what works best. But our experience is most broadcast businesses like to keep their technical operations visible and want to get the longest life out of their investments. That is where we excel."

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