The shift to software-defined production
What does software-defined production actually mean in practice and why are broadcasters like SVT investing heavily in it?
Catch up on the latest Vindral-related events and news.
What does software-defined production actually mean in practice and why are broadcasters like SVT investing heavily in it?
Vindral CEO Daniel Alinder joins an expert panel at Streaming Media Connect in May 2026, sharing his insights on real-time streaming for live sports and interactive broadcasts.
With NAB coming up and a lot of activity around Media over QUIC, it's likely a good moment to share where Vindral actually is with it.
Henrik Fagerlund, Business Development at Vindral, recently joined the G3 Podcast to discuss how ultra-low latency streaming is changing the iGaming landscape.
Vindral's CTO Per Mafrost will be speaking at Streaming Tech Sweden this year, presenting the session "Building on a Moving Target: MoQ End-to-End Before the Spec Was Final".
For live production teams, and live casino studios in particular, audio processing has always meant dedicated hardware outside the video signal chain. Mixers, compressors and EQs sitting in a separate rack, processing audio independently from the video, with the two signals having to be merged and embedded before reaching the compositor.
Proven in production at Sveriges Television's Olympics coverage – professional audio mixer, SRT support, and 20+ new GPU operators for real-time compositing.
Sweden, 260220 – Swedish Television (SVT) has selected Vindral as part of its software-based approach to remote production which has been covered in numerous media outlets (read more here). The system is currently in use for the production of the ongoing coverage in Milano Cortina. The collaboration forms part of SVT’s landmark NEO initiative, short […]
In a recent interview published by iGaming NEXT, Tomas Agerberg, Chief Marketing Officer at Vindral, shares his perspective on how the live casino segment is evolving and what will define success in the coming years.
Vindral and Sportswik have entered a partnership to power next generation sports broadcasting with ultra-low latency, high quality and global scalability.
2025 was a busy year for Vindral. Not in the sense of “we did a bit of everything”, but in the sense that many of the things we’ve been working towards for years finally moved into real-world use.
Vindral has joined the OpenMOQ Software Consortium, an industry-led initiative dedicated to advancing the Media over QUIC (MoQ) protocol through open-source software. The consortium was formed to give industry stakeholders a shared foundation for media transport, enabling the next generation of ultra-low latency, broadcast-scale streaming for live sports, gaming, and interactive applications. Members collaborate to […]
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