AJA BRIDGE LIVE Powers IP Video Production Workflows in Higher Education | eduStreamTV 2026

In this eduStreamTV 2026 session, Jim Bask speaks with Nathaniel Bonini from AJA about how colleges and universities are modernizing broadcast and AV infrastructure using AJA BRIDGE LIVE and IP-based production workflows. The discussion highlights how educational institutions are transitioning from traditional SDI systems to flexible IP video environments that support modern streaming, remote production, and collaborative media workflows.

Nathaniel shares real-world higher education case studies from the Basel Academy of Art and Design in Switzerland and Singapore Polytechnic, where AJA solutions are helping schools integrate NDI, SRT, Dante, and other IP-based technologies into scalable campus production systems. These workflows allow institutions to connect multiple production spaces, improve operational efficiency, and support professional-quality live event production across campus environments.

The conversation explores how AJA BRIDGE LIVE simplifies protocol conversion and enables seamless interoperability between traditional broadcast infrastructure and newer IP-based production systems. Universities can use these workflows to support remote production, multi-location streaming, hybrid learning initiatives, and live campus events while reducing complexity for media and IT teams.

Nathaniel also discusses how scalable IP video workflows are especially valuable for schools working with limited staffing and tighter production budgets. By leveraging flexible and centralized production infrastructure, institutions can create more efficient live production environments while preparing students to work with the same technologies currently being adopted throughout the professional broadcast and AV industries.

Watch this eduStreamTV 2026 session to learn how AJA BRIDGE LIVE is helping higher education institutions modernize campus video production with scalable IP workflows, remote production capabilities, and integrated NDI, SRT, and Dante technologies.