What is the status of MXL adoption and what resources explain its architecture?
ASKED BY · Unknown · 14 SEP 2026 · ▶ 01:01:34
Guy highlighted that MXL was huge at IBC 2024, with major manufacturers (Riedel, Grass Valley, Sony, Lawa) adopting it; the EBU and CBC Canada have championed it. Zoom ISO Cloud now supports MXL, and version 1.1 (just released) added inter-host capability enabling traffic across Cisco switches with 1.3 gigabits. MXL is open source with no royalties, unlike NDI, making it an exciting low-barrier technology.
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1:01:10which is always the hard part with these, these junky microscopes. That's fun. Cool. Guy, what have you got? yeah it's going to be more mxl stuff because i went down the rabbit hole so i was back from nab 2025 when they're first talking about it the cbc up in canada is the ones that's been a huge proponent so they did a a great presentation in fact andy was in the audience at one of these
1:01:34where trussart who is one of the gentlemen who's really a key figure in this all with the ebu he got excited as well. So Andy jumped on board back in 2025 into helping get Zoom ISO Cloud written with MXL. So I'm going to put a link in the chat to this one that talks about why they started to figure out, hey, this media exchange fabric, we need to be able to do
1:02:01video mix, audio mix, GFX, clip recording, playback, camera shading, and then how do we get it back out to the public cloud and so there's some really cool stuff in here and this was in 2025 so they were just starting to talk about it and now with 1.1 that was just released that there's the inner host stuff that's working and that's reality so really really again exciting
1:02:24stuff very cool kourtney yeah i stumbled across this video today because everyone who was interested in what was going on at IFA, there is a cool video that's out from Cyber News and Wearable channel. And these guys did a 15 or 25 of the coolest tech at IFA. And it's very succinct. And they go from item to item and they go through 25 different items
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