MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems is using InfoComm 2026 to introduce two complementary signal transport and monitoring platforms to the pro AV market. The VF-9100 fibre transport platform, first shown at NAB Show 2026, makes its AV industry debut at the show, while the Crescendo audio monitoring system appears at InfoComm for the first time.
The VF-9100 is designed to function as a comprehensive signal transport platform extending beyond traditional video, with support for analogue, AES and IP-based audio workflows including Dante and AES67. New enhancements for the InfoComm showing include a hardware controller with RESTful API support, a redesigned chassis with improved card guides for easier field servicing, enhanced rack-mount options for flypack deployments and more powerful internal power supplies. The platform transports up to two AES audio pairs or four channels of analogue audio over fibre per VFC card, with CWDM multiplexing support allowing audio to travel alongside video, data and other signals over a shared fibre infrastructure.
At the monitoring end, the Crescendo platform is designed to provide confidence monitoring and analysis across traditional and IP-based audio environments. The flagship C16-AM-12G supports 12G-SDI audio monitoring with optional Dante and SMPTE ST 2110-30 connectivity, allowing operators to monitor audio-over-IP workflows alongside conventional signal paths. Crescendo delivers full dynamic range audio monitoring, SDI video confidence viewing and channel-by-channel monitoring flexibility in a 1RU footprint, with integration into Ross Dashboard control environments.
Jesse Foster, director of strategic accounts and products at MultiDyne, said: “Audio is becoming increasingly important within converged AV and broadcast environments, and our customers need flexible ways to move, monitor and manage those signals across modern infrastructures. The VF-9100 extends our proven transport capabilities beyond video, while Crescendo provides operators with the confidence monitoring tools they need to ensure signal integrity from source to destination.”
MultiDyne will demonstrate both platforms together at its InfoComm 2026 booth, showing how the systems are designed to work in tandem across AV, broadcast and live event production environments.
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