Ross Video

http://www.rossvideo.com
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Ross Video, also known as Ross, is a privately owned company headquartered in Canada. Founded in 1973, with approximately 1,430 employees, the company reported $300.2M in revenue as of 2025, identifying it as a tier 1 media tech buyer. The company specializes in live video production and media asset management solutions and services, with a product and services portfolio that includes cameras, real-time motion graphics, production switchers, robotic camera systems, augmented reality/virtual studios, video servers, infrastructure and routers, social media management, newsroom systems, and live event production services.

2025 Revenue

Founded

1973

Headcount

1,588

Headquarters

Canada

Primary Segment

Live production

Ownership

Privately Owned

Deployments

342

News Summary:

Ross Video and AVECO deployed an integrated 4K playout solution for Channel One Bangladesh on July 21, 2026, supporting the broadcaster's return to air as Bangladesh's first native 4K news television channel. Previously, on June 26 at NAB Show 2026, Ross Video showcased its Rio Replay for live sports production, addressing the industry demand for high-end production tools without complex or expensive workflows, sought by sports networks, collegiate programs, production companies, houses of worship, esports groups, and live event producers. Earlier, on June 25 at NAB Show 2026, the company also presented XPression Tessera, targeting modern sports venues which now operate much like television networks, generating content for in-house audiences, broadcasts, streaming platforms, social media, sponsor activations, hospitality spaces, and digital signage.

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Ross Video offers 57 products in the pro AV and media tech industries. Ross Video's product portfolio comprises of video processing and playout, media managed services, content supply chain, live production, audio, media cloud and storage, graphics, conferencing, digital signage and professional display, content acquisition, broadcast professional services and production and post production.

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Ross Video's revenues were less than $500M in 2025. Caretta Research has split Ross Video's revenue into 34 different product categories, the largest of which is live production graphics. For full access to Ross Video's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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Jul

21st

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag, Partnerships

AVECO and Ross Video Support Channel One Bangladesh's

AVECO and Ross Video Support Channel One Bangladesh's Return to Air with Integrated 4K Playout Solution AVECO and Ross Video announced the successful deployment of an integrated playout solution for Channel One Bangladesh, supporting the broadcaster's return to air as Bangladesh's first native 4K news television channel.

Aveco

Jul

16th

2026

06:30

Video Display Technology and Graphics Workflows for Smaller Venues

As venue technology continues to advance, the way graphics are created, managed, and delivered has never been more critical. While top-tier stadiums often get the spotlight, the vast majority of venues operate at a smaller scale, but share many of the same goals and challenges.

Ross Video

Jul

2nd

2026

01:00

Events, Emerging Tech

Analysis: Can creativity survive the new broadcast workflow?

Across three roundtable discussions on creative design, studio architecture and graphics systems, broadcast vendors and designers kept circling the same problem from different directions. Audiences now expect a polished visual product on television, streaming, mobile, social feeds, studio walls and augmented reality, and they expect it in all of those places at once.

NewscastStudio

Jun

26th

2026

06:23

Emerging Tech

Amazing Ross Video Rio Replay for Live Sports Production at NAB 2026

At NAB Show 2026, a key theme across the broadcast industry was the demand for high-end production tools. Organizations want these tools without complex or expensive workflows. Sports networks, collegiate programs, production companies, houses of worship, esports groups, and live event producers are making more content than ever.

Vidovation

Jun

25th

2026

17:39

Ross Video XPression Tessera at NAB Show 2026

Modern Sports Venues Demand More Than a Traditional Control Room Professional stadiums, arenas, collegiate athletic facilities, and entertainment venues now operate much like television networks. Every event generates content for in-house audiences, regional and national broadcasts, streaming platforms, social media, sponsor activations, hospitality spaces, and digital signage throughout the facility.

Vidovation

Jun

17th

2026

01:00

New Offerings, Emerging Tech

Ross Video Unveils Indigo To Unite Digital-First Newsrooms

Ross Video Unveils Indigo To Unite Digital-First Newsrooms Newsrooms continue to grapple with audience shifts from linear television to social and streaming, shrinking headcounts and the need to publish across 10–14 destinations. Many teams are still relying on separate applications for ingest, editing, asset management, planning and editorial that were built for a linear era, creating inefficiencies that are increasingly hard to absorb.

4RFV UK

Jun

16th

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, Corporate Restructuring

Why newsroom workflows are breaking under digital-first pressure

For decades, the newsroom operated on a reliable rhythm. A story was assigned, produced, and delivered to a single destination on a fixed schedule. The rundown was the backbone. Deadlines were concrete. And once content aired, the cycle reset.

Ross Video

Jun

16th

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

How Ross Video’s Indigo platform unifies the digital-first newsroom

The pressure on newsrooms isn’t going away. Audiences have migrated en-masse from linear TV to social and streaming. Staffing levels are declining across every market size. Output demands now span 10 to 14 publishing destinations (with a leaner staff).

Ross Video

Jun

15th

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

More Story. Less Setup. This Is PIERO 21.0

Ask any sports broadcaster what they love about their job and they’ll tell you the same thing. The moment. The insight that reframes what the audience just saw. The graphic that makes the complex feel simple.

Ross Video

Jun

12th

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

what’s new in V12.0 — Ross Video

In this blog, we’re diving into what’s new with Carbonite HyperMax version 12.0. First, we’ll look at how you can maximize utilization of your switcher investment with HyperMax Resource Pool, controlling multiple switchers from a single panel, and dynamically moving software functionality across systems and locations.

Ross Video

Jun

9th

2026

01:00

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

The shape of things to come: Live production in 2035

At our recent TV Tech webinar, “The Shape of Things to Come: Live Production in 2035,” Simon Hawkings (Ross Video), Nick Kumar (Keycode Media), and Ian McSpadden (Arizona Public Media) agreed on a central point: no single technology will define the future of live production.

Ross Video

Jun

3rd

2026

01:00

B2B Tag

Ross Video's Jeff Smith on Supporting Collegiate Level Productions

From live sports broadcasts to in-venue productions, Ross Video plays a key role in the collegiate sports production ecosystem. Keeping in close contact with the community is pivotal to their success, and providing cost-effective solutions helps power these unforgettable moments for programs of varying size. Ross Video’s Director of Sales for US Sports & Entertainment Jeff Smith outlines the company’s continuous work in supporting this side of the industry and why they feel it’s important to be involved in the SVG College Summit.

Sports Video Group

Ross Video's customers primarily consist of telecoms network infrastructure companies. Examples of Ross Video's customers include Cisco, China Media Group and NBCUniversal. Ross Video has commercial and technical partners like Vitec, Van Wagner and AJA Video Systems. Examples of Ross Video's suppliers include Netgear, MainConcept and Clear-Com.

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