Magna Systems To Demonstrate Hybrid Broadcast And AV Workflows At Integrate 2026

Systems integration specialist, Magna Systems, will use its stand at Integrate 2026 to demonstrate how broadcast AV, professional AV and IP technologies can be combined into interoperable workflows rather than deployed as isolated products.

The company will exhibit on stand HQ33, with workflow-led demonstrations spanning live events, streaming, production, communications and control room environments.

Magna’s pitch is that convergence between broadcast and professional AV is accelerating but that many buyers are still approaching it one product at a time. The stand is designed to show how those technologies connect into complete chains that capture, move, monitor, control and repurpose content across multiple environments.

Group CEO of Magna Systems, Matthew Clemesha, pointed to a market that is shifting toward hybrid workflows as the reason Integrate is a natural fit.

“Integrate is the ideal environment for Magna because the market is moving quickly towards hybrid workflows that combine professional AV, IP transport, streaming and broadcast technologies,” Clemesha explained.

“Visitors want more than individual products. They want to understand how to build dependable workflows that capture, move, monitor, control and repurpose content across multiple environments.”

IP contribution and transport

A core thread running through the stand is IP-based contribution and transport, demonstrated through several product pairings.

Techex tx darwin will be shown with SRT workflows, illustrating how remote and distributed contribution can be delivered over existing IP networks. SRT, the open-source protocol originally developed by Haivision, has become a common choice for getting video from remote locations back to production facilities without dedicated infrastructure.

Arkona will be demonstrated with JPEG XS over ST 2110-22, addressing demand for high-quality, low-latency IP video transport with more efficient use of bandwidth. JPEG XS is a visually lossless codec designed for professional video workflows where latency budgets are tight, and ST 2110-22 is the SMPTE standard for carrying compressed video within a 2110 environment.

Magna will also show an SRT to Open Broadcast Systems (OBE) decoder and SDI interoperability workflow. This is aimed at organisations that need to bridge modern IP contribution with existing SDI infrastructure, a common requirement in facilities that have not fully transitioned to IP.

Monitoring and analytics

TAG Video Systems will feature on the stand, providing real-time monitoring, visualisation and analytics across NDI, SRT, ST 2110, OTT and IPMX workflows.

TAG’s platform is used in broadcast and media operations to give engineering and operations teams visibility into what is happening across their signal chains. Its relevance at a professional AV show reflects the degree to which AV environments are now dealing with the same transport protocols and monitoring challenges that broadcast facilities have managed for years.

Content repurposing

ACTUS Clip Pro will be demonstrated as a tool for turning live content into clips for social media, internal communications, training, highlights and digital signage.

The product sits at the point where live production meets content distribution, allowing operators to pull segments from a live feed and push them to different platforms without a separate editing workflow. It reflects growing demand from organisations that produce live content but need to extract more value from it across digital channels.

Communications

The stand will include two communications products from RTS: the NOMAD DECT wireless beltpack and the RVOC hybrid cloud intercom platform.

NOMAD provides wireless communications for crew working across a venue or event site, while RVOC extends intercom connectivity into cloud and distributed environments. Together they cover the range of scenarios where production and operations teams need reliable voice communications, from a single venue through to multi-site setups with remote participants.

Encoding, decoding and bonded connectivity

Miri Technologies will be represented with two products. The Miri V410 handles compact 4K encoding and decoding across NDI, SRT, RTMP and OMT, making it suited to portable and space-constrained deployments.

The Miri X510 provides bonded connectivity across 5G, 4G, Wi-Fi 6, Ethernet and Starlink, aggregating multiple network paths into a single resilient connection. Bonded solutions of this type are used in outside broadcast, live events and field operations where no single network path can be relied on for consistent throughput.

Capture, lighting and control room design

Rounding out the stand are products that address the physical environment around broadcast and AV systems.

AutoPod+ by Polecam is a camera automation system, while Canara Lighting solutions cover the illumination side of production environments. A LundHalsey control room console will also be on display, reflecting the ergonomic and physical design considerations involved in building spaces where operators work with complex systems for extended periods.

Magna’s argument is that successful workflow design depends not only on transport and processing but also on capture, communication, lighting, ergonomics and the physical environment in which systems operate.

Bridging broadcast and professional AV

The company has long operated at the intersection of broadcast and professional AV, working as both a distributor and systems integrator. Founded in 1968, Magna has offices in Australia, Hong Kong, Indonesia, New Zealand and Singapore, covering the Asia-Pacific region.

Its presence at Integrate reflects a broader industry trend in which professional AV buyers are increasingly encountering broadcast-grade technologies such as ST 2110, SRT and NDI in their environments. The protocols and products that were once confined to television facilities are now showing up in corporate, education, government and live event settings, bringing with them both capability and complexity.

Magna’s position is that its background in broadcast systems integration gives it a practical understanding of how to make those technologies work together, something it is looking to demonstrate on the show floor rather than simply talk about.

Last Updated on August 21, 2026 by Nick Ross