Miri Technologies will bring the V410 live 4K encoder/decoder to NAB Show 2026 for its North American debut.
The company will present it at Booth N1561 in Las Vegas from April 19 to 22. Miri will also show updates to its X510 dual-cellular bonding router and its miriOS software platform.
The company first introduced the V410 at ISE 2026 in Barcelona. Now, Miri is bringing the new system to NAB Show 2026 together with its latest connectivity developments.
V410 for live streaming and IP production
Miri says the V410 is designed for live streaming and IP production workflows with a strong focus on usability. The system supports formats including SRT, RTMP, NDI, and OMT. It also includes built-in Wi-Fi 7 and a browser-based web interface.
In addition, the unit features a front-panel LCD screen and configurable buttons for local control and monitoring. Miri has also added a customizable tally light ring and front-panel VU meters to improve day-to-day operation.
Encoding and decoding options
The V410 can be configured by the user as either an encoder or a decoder. As an encoder, it supports one live 4K Ultra HD output at 60 frames per second or two simultaneous 2K QHD channels.
As a decoder, it can decode two 4K Ultra HD streams at the same time from most supported source formats. The system includes HDMI, 3G-SDI, and USB interfaces with embedded audio support. It can also transcode NDI High Bandwidth, NDI HX2, and NDI HX3 IP inputs into streaming formats and protocols.
Ryan Brenneman, Co-Founder and CTO of Miri Technologies, said the company has received a strong response to the V410 since its introduction at ISE. He said users with less technical experience responded to its ease of use, while experienced producers and streamers focused on its newer technologies and operational design details.
X510 and miriOS updates
Alongside the V410, Miri will also highlight updates to the X510 bonding router and the new miriOS software foundation. The company says the X510 combines multiple internet links to improve speed and maintain connectivity during network disruptions.
Miri notes that the X510 received an NAB Show Product of the Year Award at the previous show. At NAB Show 2026, the company will present new updates aimed at improving the router’s performance and resilience.
miriOS for X510 and third-party routers
Miri says miriOS combines a customized OpenWrt-based router operating system with built-in Speedify bonding and failover technology. The platform is designed to support fast and fault-tolerant internet connectivity.
According to the company, miriOS supports the X510 as well as third-party routers including the GL.iNet Beryl AX, Spitz AX, and Puli AX. Brenneman said Miri has continued to develop miriOS since previewing it last year. He added that the company has used beta tester feedback and expanded the list of supported routers ahead of NAB Show 2026.
