VidBlasterX

vidblaster.com

What it is

VidBlasterX is video production software for work ranging from single-camera recording to multi-camera television broadcasts in 4K.

From vidblaster.com's own pages, read 11 Oct 2026.

Studio25 modules per profile · 1080p outputOn request
Broadcast100 modules per profile · 1080p outputOn request
Broadcast 4K100+ modules per profile · UHD/4K outputOn request
VidBlasterX6 Broadcast 4K100+ modules per profile · UHD/4K output · Floating licence · Community and email supportOn request
VidBlasterX6 TrialEquivalent to Broadcast 4K · Watermark on all output channelsFree
VidBlasterX6 StudioUp to 25 modules per profile · Full HD (1080p) output · Desktop licence$99 a year
VidBlasterX6 BroadcastUp to 100 modules per profile · Full HD (1080p) output · Desktop licence · Direct email support$999 a year

As vidblaster.com lists them, read 20 Sept 2026.

Data plate

Price: Free to use
Free plan: Yes
Free trial: Yes
Runs on: api, Windows
Open source: No
Website: vidblaster.com
Cloud and GPU requirements: The software uses multi-core CPUs, does not require a GPU, and can run on standard non-GPU cloud instances such as Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud.
Company attribution: The product documentation carries a CombiTech copyright dated 2006–2026.
Headquarters: Netherlands
Modular profiles: Its modular design lets users configure modules and save their positions and settings as profiles.
Module limits: Studio supports up to 25 modules per profile, Broadcast up to 100, and Broadcast 4K 100 or more.
NDI: VidBlasterX natively supports NDI input from compatible sources on a local network and can publish audio and video as an NDI source on that network.
Production tools: It combines a vision mixer and video router with scalers, time base correctors, frame synchronisers, IP video encoders and decoders, multiview, players, recorders, keyers, effects and audio support.
Remote control API: The API can be used with macros or a TCP Server to control VidBlasterX from applications remotely.
Checked: 11 Oct 2026

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