Vindral will attend IBC 2026 in Amsterdam this month, where the company will demonstrate how its live production and streaming technology can support a complete broadcast workflow running end-to-end utilising Media over QUIC (MoQ).
Taking place from 11-14 September at the RAI Amsterdam, IBC brings together the global media, entertainment and technology industries to explore the innovations shaping the future of content creation and delivery.
At the show, Vindral will be bringing to life its full production stack as part of a live workflow on the Oracle stand 5.A21, with Vindral Composer and Vindral Live running on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI).
The demo will show a live sports feed being produced and delivered entirely over MoQ. Real-time compositing is handled by Vindral Composer, with graphics such as clocks, scoreboards, lower thirds and picture-in-picture built directly into the programme feed. Vindral Live then delivers the finished feed to viewers using MoQ.
It will also allow visitors to test synchronised playback in real time, with graphic changes appearing on the same frame across two clients running side by side.
Vindral has been building on MoQ since 2023 and is a member of the OpenMOQ Software Consortium, reflecting its wider commitment to advancing practical, standards-based approaches to low-latency live media delivery.
Daniel Alinder, CEO at Vindral, said: “IBC is the perfect environment to show what software-defined production can look like in practice. Many MoQ demonstrations focus on moving a single camera feed from one point to another, but we wanted to show something more complete: a working broadcast that runs across the full chain, from production and compositing through to distribution and synchronised playback.
“Collaborating with Oracle on this demonstration is a big moment for Vindral. It allows us to show how Vindral can run on cloud infrastructure that broadcasters can provision quickly, while still delivering the performance, timing and control required for high-quality live production.”
Kip Schauer, Media & Entertainment Partnerships at Oracle, said: “The media and entertainment industry is continuing to move towards more flexible, cloud-based production models, and demonstrations like this show what becomes possible when advanced live production tools are combined with scalable cloud infrastructure.
“By running Vindral Composer and Vindral Live on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, this workflow highlights how broadcasters and content owners can provision the performance they need quickly, while supporting demanding live production use cases with greater agility and control. We’re pleased to support Vindral at IBC as they demonstrate a complete end-to-end workflow over MoQ.”
Visitors to IBC can meet Vindral in Amsterdam to learn more about Vindral Composer, Vindral Live and the company’s work with MoQ-based production and delivery workflows. The attending team will include Daniel Alinder, CEO, Per Mafrost, CTO, Fredrik Fantenberg, Product Owner, and Ian Jefferson, Business Development.
About Vindral
Vindral is a live video and streaming platform designed for modern broadcasting environments. Vindral Live delivers sub-second latency, frame-accurate synchronisation and global scalability, built for use cases where performance is critical. More at www.vindral.com.
Media contact
Daniel Alinder, CEO · daniel.alinder@vindral.com
Press inquiries: press@vindral.com