Riedel Showcases Next-Generation IP Production Solutions At NAB 2026

Riedel Communications has unveiled three additions at the 2026 NAB Show that advance IP-based production across video, audio and communications. The MediorNet HorizoN ST 2110 MultiViewer App, a new Commentary Control App for 1200 Series Desktop SmartPanels, and the StageLink NSA-008A Network Streaming Adapter continue the company's move towards IP-native production architectures and a unified, scalable design approach.

Running as software on the HorizoN platform, the MediorNet HorizoN ST 2110 MultiViewer App brings Riedel's established multiviewer capabilities natively into SMPTE ST 2110 environments. By embedding monitoring within the processing layer of IP systems, facilities can make multiviewing part of the IP core while retaining familiar workflows and easing migration from baseband or hybrid set-ups to full IP. The app combines SMPTE ST 2110 video, audio and ancillary data handling with NMOS control and supports high-density layouts of up to 128 PiPs and 16 heads in a single 1 RU device.

The Commentary Control App for the 1200 Series Desktop SmartPanel delivers fully IP‑native commentary operations tightly integrated with the Artist‑1024 intercom ecosystem. As the fifth SmartPanel application, it extends the platform's multifunction approach and is the first commentary solution that can also serve as an intercom panel, audio monitoring interface or control panel within one compact unit. A modern, intuitive UI and adaptive layouts suit both simple and complex productions, lowering operational complexity for on‑air talent, while built‑in remote control and monitoring leverage networked production workflows.

Completing the line‑up, the StageLink NSA‑008A smart edge device offers flexible audio connectivity for IP infrastructures. Supporting SMPTE ST 2110‑30 and NMOS, the 1 RU unit provides broadcast‑quality interfacing with six universal inputs and six universal outputs. Evolving the StageLink concept, this IO box connects microphones, line‑level sources and AES3 signals to production audio and brand‑independent intercom IP networks, with integrated control when paired with Artist and Bolero systems.

"As broadcast and live production infrastructures are increasingly designed as fully networked environments, video, audio, and communications are no longer separate domains," said Jake Dodson, Executive Director Product Management, Riedel Communications. "With these new solutions, we are expanding our IP-native portfolio across the production workflow — delivering tightly integrated tools for monitoring, commentary, and audio connectivity that work seamlessly within modern broadcast infrastructures while maintaining the performance, reliability, and workflow continuity our customers expect."

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