The NDI Podcast

Breaking Down the Future of AV Workflows

In the first episode of The NDI Podcast, we take you straight to the show floor at ISE 2025 in Barcelona for a fast-paced, real-world look at the future of IP video and AV workflows. Hosted by John Orlando, this episode brings together a series of conversations with leading voices across the NDI ecosystem, featuring insights from CND Live, Science Image, Ross Video, Bolin, TSL, and Everet Imaging, who share how they are using NDI to power everything from large-scale live events and remote production to multi-camera environments and cloud-based workflows. Across these interviews, we explore the industry’s shift from hardware-heavy systems to software-defined production, the growing role of interoperability in connecting video, audio, and metadata, and how cloud and AI are beginning to reshape how content is created, managed, and delivered. You’ll hear firsthand perspectives on the challenges teams face today and how IP-based solutions are helping simplify operations, improve scalability, and enable more flexible, distributed production models. Recorded in the middle of one of the industry’s busiest trade shows, this episode captures the energy, innovation, and practical thinking driving modern broadcast and Pro AV forward, offering valuable insights for anyone working in video production, live streaming, or connected media workflows. The podcast is powered by RØDE using a professional setup that includes the RØDECaster Duo, RØDE NTH-100 headphones, RØDE PodMic, and RØDE PSA1+ studio arms, ensuring high-quality audio whether in the studio or on the show floor (learn more at https://rode.com [https://rode.com]).  🚀 Learn more about NDI: https://ndi.video [https://ndi.video] 💬 Join the community: https://community.ndi.video [https://community.ndi.video]

Welcome to The NDI Podcast

What happens when every camera, every screen, and every story is connected? Welcome to the NDI Podcast, hosted by Roy Porter. This trailer gives you a first look at the people, ideas, and real-world workflows redefining video production today. From meeting rooms to global broadcast, from creators to engineers, this is where technology meets storytelling.