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About Osprey Video Osprey Video’s premium video-capture technology has long driven mission-critical video delivery in industries ranging from broadcast, IP streaming, and surveillance to enterprise, government, and aerospace. The technology in the company’s flagship capture cards is the foundation for its end-to-end line of encoding and decoding products, which allow users to satisfy increasingly higher expectations for video in all environments. Applications include traditional A/V workflows, such as civic management, education, corporate communications, and houses of worship, and emerging applications that depend on low latency, such as gaming, in-venue delivery, and microbetting. The company is continually expanding its product portfolio to meet demand for high-quality, reliable tools in ever-evolving video applications. Osprey Video will highlight advancements in IP video infrastructure, centralized orchestration, and sports production workflows designed to help broadcasters, sports organizations, and media companies scale distributed video operations. Building on a legacy of premium video-capture technology that powers mission-critical video delivery across broadcast, IP streaming, surveillance, enterprise, government, and aerospace markets, Osprey continues to expand its end-to-end portfolio of encoding and decoding solutions. At this year’s show, the company will feature its growing openGear-based infrastructure lineup, including new fiber converters, distribution amplifiers, and workflow tools that integrate seamlessly into high-density production environments. In collaboration with Cerberus Tech, Osprey will demonstrate centralized orchestration, enabling users to manage and monitor large fleets of edge encoders through a unified platform. Joint demonstrations with AWS and TVU Networks will highlight cloud and IP workflow integration, including rapid device discovery, authentication, and scalable contribution streaming. Osprey will also present hybrid coaching workflows from its sports technology division, supporting both file-based and IP-based video for flexible capture, distribution, and analysis. With applications spanning traditional A/V environments as well as emerging low-latency use cases, Osprey Video continues to deliver reliable solutions for evolving video demands. Osprey Video’s premium video-capture technology has long driven mission-critical video delivery in industries ranging from broadcast, IP streaming, and surveillance to enterprise, government, and aerospace. The technology in the company’s flagship capture cards is the foundation for its end-to-end line of encoding and decoding products, which allow users to satisfy increasingly higher expectations for video in all environments. Applications include traditional A/V workflows, such as civic management, education, corporate communications, and houses of worship, and emerging applications that depend on low latency, such as gaming, in-venue delivery, and microbetting. The company is continually expanding its product portfolio to meet demand for high-quality, reliable tools in ever-evolving video applications. Osprey Video will highlight advancements in IP video infrastructure, centralized orchestration, and sports production workflows designed to help broadcasters, sports organizations, and media companies scale distributed video operations. Building on a legacy of premium video-capture technology that powers mission-critical video delivery across broadcast, IP streaming, surveillance, enterprise, government, and aerospace markets, Osprey continues to expand its end-to-end portfolio of encoding and decoding solutions. At this year’s show, the company will feature its growing openGear-based infrastructure lineup, including new fiber converters, distribution amplifiers, and workflow tools that integrate seamlessly into high-density production environments. In collaboration with Cerberus Tech, Osprey will demonstrate centralized orchestration, enabling users to manage and monitor large fleets of edge encoders through a unified platform. Joint demonstrations with AWS and TVU Networks will highlight cloud and IP workflow integration, including rapid device discovery, authentication, and scalable contribution streaming. Osprey will also present hybrid coaching workflows from its sports technology division, supporting both file-based and IP-based video for flexible capture, distribution, and analysis. With applications spanning traditional A/V environments as well as emerging low-latency use cases, Osprey Video continues to deliver reliable solutions for evolving video demands.