Solveig Multimedia will showcase new video analysis and AI-powered editing tools in Hall 8 at IBC2026, including an updated version of its Zond 265 video analyser.
The new Zond 265 now features full VVC (Versatile Video Coding) support, further establishing it as a tool for in-depth bitstream analysis. It can instantly detect bitstream compliance issues and offers frame-by-frame navigation with information overlays.
Attendees will also be able to experience the enhanced HTML5 Cloud Video Editor, featuring a newly integrated AI Highlight Detection Module for sports events and broadcasting, alongside a suite of editing capabilities.
The technology is said to dramatically accelerate post-production workflows, processing 90 minutes of gameplay in less than five minutes while automatically flagging critical moments such as goals and fouls.
Stand Number: 8.C31b
Company: Solveig Multimedia
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