Norsk is debuting three live video products at IBC2026 – Playout, Remote Commentary and Probe – extending its Studio infrastructure platform into new areas.
Norsk Playout is a software-defined playout service for scheduling and delivering live and file-based content, including linear channels, seasonal and event-based services, FAST, AVOD, SVOD and enterprise channels.
Norsk Remote Commentary enables commentators to contribute to live events via video and audio from anywhere, while Norsk Probe is a software probe designed to provide the monitoring capabilities traditionally delivered by hardware probes and monitors.
Adrian Roe, CEO and Co-Founder at Norsk, said: “Each of these three products gives our customers ready-to-use, off-the-shelf solutions that, because they are built with Studio, are straightforward to extend. They represent the best of both worlds – build versus buy – with the confidence that comes from Norsk’s longstanding commitment to reliability.”
The company is also showing its Norsk Turnkey offering, through which engineers who build Norsk Studio design, build and integrate custom live video workflows to a customer’s exact specification.
Stand Number: 5.A53
Company: Norsk by id3as
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