Brussels, Belgium – August 17th, 2026 – NetOn.Live will showcase the next evolution of its LiveOS software-defined production platform at IBC2026, introducing a range of new capabilities that simplify production design, strengthen interoperability, and accelerate live production workflows.
At Booth 10.A45 in Hall 10, visitors can discover the following new LiveOS functionalities:
As a founding member of the EBU HTML Graphics Working Group, NetOn.Live has supported the OGraf initiative from the start. LiveOS provides full OGraf support, ensuring interoperability with a growing ecosystem of graphics creation and rendering solutions.
Visitors will also see LiveOS running in provider-independent Cloud environments, supporting media transport through Matrox Origin, MXL, ST 2110, SRT, and NDI, enabling the same production environment to operate seamlessly across on-premises and cloud deployments. LiveOS is a highly flexible, software-defined system that conforms to the DMF (Dynamic Media Facility) reference architecture.

“LiveOS was designed from the beginning to be extremely flexible and agile, and to maximise utilisation of the available compute resources. We take this to the next level by introducing new tools. Engineers shouldn’t need hours of work to make production changes,” says Michel De Wolf, Founder and CEO of NetOn.Live. “With these new capabilities, we’re making complex live production a lot easier to build, adapt and scale—whether it’s running on-premises, remotely or in the cloud.”
Visitors are invited to experience the latest LiveOS innovations at Booth 10.A45 in Hall 10 during IBC2026.
NetOn.Live, based in Brussels, Belgium, is the creator of LiveOS, the award-winning software-defined platform for live media production. By virtualising traditional control rooms and OB trucks, LiveOS enables broadcasters to run production workflows on standard IT infrastructure across on-premises, remote, and cloud environments. Supporting both SMPTE ST 2110 and MXL, LiveOS delivers scalable, flexible, and cost-effective workflows for live production, ingest, playout, and media operations.
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