Miri Technologies will showcase its V410 live 4K encoder/decoder in North America for the first time at the 2026 NAB Show, scheduled for April 19-22 in Las Vegas. The company will exhibit in booth N1561, where it will also present updates to its X510 dual-cellular bonding router and introduce its new miriOS software platform.

The V410 is designed for livestreaming and IP-based production workflows, combining support for multiple protocols with an interface focused on ease of use. It supports formats including SRT, RTMP and NDI, as well as the emerging OMT protocol, and includes built-in Wi-Fi 7 connectivity. Users can control the device through a browser-based interface, a front-panel LCD screen and configurable hardware buttons.

The unit can be configured as either an encoder or decoder. As an encoder, it supports one 4K Ultra HD stream at 60 frames per second or two simultaneous 2K QHD channels. As a decoder, it can process two 4K streams at once from supported formats. Connectivity options include HDMI, 3G-SDI and USB, all with embedded audio. The V410 also supports transcoding from NDI High Bandwidth, NDI HX2 and NDI HX3 into streaming formats.

“We have received tremendous response to the V410 since we unveiled it at ISE,” said Ryan Brenneman, Co-Founder and CTO of Miri Technologies. “Users with less technical background appreciated its outstanding ease of use, while experienced producers and streamers were impressed by its integration of the latest technologies and the design nuances that add up to more efficient operation. We’re looking forward to demonstrating it to NAB attendees.”

In addition to the V410, Miri will highlight enhancements to its X510 bonding router, which aggregates multiple internet connections to improve reliability and bandwidth. The router, powered by Speedify technology, previously received an NAB Show Product of the Year Award.

The company will also introduce miriOS, a new software foundation designed to support resilient internet connectivity. Built on an OpenWrt-based operating system, miriOS integrates Speedify bonding and failover capabilities and is compatible with both the X510 and select third-party routers, including models from GL.iNet.

“Since previewing miriOS last year, we’ve been hard at work incorporating feedback from our beta testers and expanding the range of compatible routers,” Brenneman said. “We’re excited to show attendees the results of those efforts.”

Miri Technologies develops solutions focused on reliable internet connectivity and IP-based media transport for streaming and broadcast applications