This guide to MOQ demos at IBC 2026 gives streaming teams a practical way to compare MOQ (Media over QUIC) implementations beyond protocol discussions. The publicly announced demos span interactive video delivery, real-time playback, and DRM-protected workflows, making the show a useful place to ask how each architecture handles packaging, security, relay, playback, and fallback delivery.
Company | Booth Number | Demo Description |
|---|---|---|
Red5 + CacheFly | Hall 5, Content Everywhere, 5.F90 | Interactive MOQ delivery with a gamified experience powered by Red5 Cloud and CacheFly CDN. |
nanocosmos | Hall 5, Content Everywhere, 5.A34 | nanoStream and nanoStudio: one stream, multiple branded outputs, and real-time MOQ delivery. |
Red5 + EZDRM | Hall 5, Content Everywhere, 5.A50 | Protected MOQ workflow from Red5 Video Packager through EZDRM to browser, mobile, and set-top-box playback. |
Quortex | Hall 1, 1.D52 | PowerVu and MOQ tracks: affiliate track selection, pull distribution, and MEG track selection and decode. |
Vindral + Oracle | Hall 5, 5.A21 | Vindral Composer MOQ ingest in Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, with output through Vindral Live. |
Vindral + Akamai | Hall 1, Balcony Suite 11 (appointment) | Full production and delivery chain on Akamai infrastructure, from Vindral Composer through MOQ delivery. |
Vindral + SVT NEO | Hall 10, 10.D21 | SVT’s software-based sports-production platform with MOQ program feeds delivered to the production gallery. |
Broadpeak + Oracle + Bitmovin | Hall 1, 1.F83 | Broadpeak packaging, Oracle Video Edge on OCI, and Bitmovin playback in a multi-vendor MOQ workflow. |
Ant Media | Hall 5, Content Everywhere, 5.A83 | Media over QUIC and AI integration. |
Red5 and CacheFly will demonstrate interactive MOQ streaming at the CacheFly booth, Hall 5, Content Everywhere, 5.F90. The gamified experience is designed to make responsiveness visible and uses Red5 Cloud with CacheFly CDN in a global delivery environment.
nanocosmos will demonstrate nanoStream and nanoStudio in Hall 5, Content Everywhere, 5.A34, including one stream producing multiple branded outputs and real-time delivery with MOQ. The presentation combines ultra-low-latency delivery, cloud production, and multi-brand output workflows.
At the EZDRM booth, Hall 5, Content Everywhere, 5.A50, Red5 and EZDRM will demonstrate protected delivery for MOQ streaming. The workflow moves content from Red5 Video Packager through EZDRM protection to playback in browsers, mobile apps, and set-top boxes, with MOQ, HLS, and DASH delivery options.
At Quortex booth, Hall 1, 1.D52, the team will demonstrate MOQ distribution with affiliate track selection, an end-to-end pull workflow that lets affiliates or takers select the tracks they receive, and MEG MOQ track selection and decode. The demonstration focuses on using PowerVu control and MOQ tracks to expand affiliate choice and content monetization while reducing the duplication, cost, and operational complexity associated with SRT workflows.
Vindral has confirmed three MOQ demonstrations at IBC 2026:
Vindral Composer on Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: MOQ ingest running in OCI, with output through Vindral Live, at Oracle booth 5.A21.
Vindral Composer in the Akamai cloud: end-to-end production and delivery on Akamai infrastructure, from Vindral Composer through MOQ delivery, in Hall 1 Balcony Suite 11, by appointment.
SVT NEO at EBU: Vindral in SVT’s software-based sports-production platform, with MOQ finished-program feeds to the production gallery, at booth 10.D21.
Broadpeak has said it will show its end-to-end MOQ workflow at Hall 1, 1.F83. The workflow combines Broadpeak packaging, Oracle Video Edge on OCI, and Bitmovin playback, demonstrating a multi-vendor path for scalable, low-latency live streaming.
Ant Media’s IBC 2026 exhibitor listing invites attendees to experience Media over QUIC and AI integration. Visit Ant Media in Hall 5, Content Everywhere, 5.A83 to confirm the precise workflow and demonstration details.
IBC 2026 will offer several distinct ways to evaluate MOQ in practice: interactive delivery, protected playback, affiliate-track distribution, cloud production, and multi-vendor interoperability. Use the booth details above to ask each team about the complete workflow, operational controls, compatibility, and the evidence behind its latency, scale, and cost claims.
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