NDI Showcases Expanded Roadmap to IP Workflows at InfoComm 2025

It was one of the dominant trends at ISE 2025 and NAB 2025, and it will be also one of the most referenced acronyms at InfoComm 2025 in Orlando, FL (June 11-13). NDI (Network Device Interface) will be the talk of the show as the latest NDI 6.2 update introduces enhanced device discoverability, real-time monitoring tools, and a completely redesigned Discovery Tool, enabling faster, more efficient deployments at scale.

Timed with IFA 2023, Mackie announced multi-language support for its DLZ Creator, the company's recently launched all-in-one podcasting and streaming audio solution for content creators of any experience level. The new 1.1 firmware update introduces support for the increasingly popular NDI networking protocol over Ethernet, and includes a localized user interface in English (default), Chinese (simplified Mandarin), Japanese, Korean, French, German, Italian, Spanish and Portuguese.

Evolving from software-based to cloud-based, Waves Audio, a leading developer of professional audio signal processing technologies and plugins, announced the availability of the Cloud MX Audio Mixer, a 100% cloud-based audio mixer for broadcast environments. This major technological achievement for Waves is a disrupting moment for the whole audio industry, even though the solution is for now being promoted for broadcast and media production environments, already more familiarized with cloud-based production.

In 2013, Microsoft announced it would license its professional Skype TX to the broadcast industry. In 2014, three manufacturers were awarded the required license: Riedel (Germany), NewTek (USA) and Quicklink (UK). Now, Audinate confirmed its Dante media networking software has been integrated with Skype TX and both the NewTek TalkShow and Quicklink TX units.