Since its founding more than 30 years ago, Analog Way has been built around a never changing mission: innovate by striving for excellence by offering its customers from the professional audiovisual industry the most powerful and reliable high-end video processing equipment in the industry.

Over the years, we have developed unique expertise in delivering uncompromising video presentation experiences for our customers. Our solutions are used in numerous integration projects and event applications around the world: concerts and live events, giant displays in lobbies or corporate auditoriums, multi-window video walls in stadiums and casinos, virtual reality studios and sets for TV, and house of worship and museums.

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With our headquarters, research and development teams and production in France and subsidiaries in the United States and Singapore, our presence is international, close to our customers and end users.

Our products are distributed worldwide by Analog Way direct sales offices in Europe, the US and Asia. We also rely upon a global network of trusted distributors, dealers and representatives.

• 1989: Analog Way is founded in France
• 1990: Analog Way launched the first European real-time Scan Converter PC card (without software), VIGA
• 1992: First stand-alone Scan Converter, the SV315
• 1997: Analog Way introduced Smart Cut, the first Seamless Switcher in the world
• 1999: Graphic Switcher, the first combined Mixer and Seamless Switcher in the world
• 2004: CentriX, the first combined Matrix, Mixer and Seamless Switcher in the world
• 2004: Consolidation of Analog Way’s share ownership within NOVODERIS
• 2005: Analog Way introduced Di-VentiX, the world's first Mixer with embedded soft edge blending mode
• 2008: Di-VentiX II, Analog Way's Mixer and Seamless Switcher with edge blending and 4 scalers
• 2012: Analog Way launched the LiveCore™ series, an innovative range of high-end image processors and accessories
• 2013: Analog Way released a new line of mid-range Mixers and Seamless Switchers: The Midra™ series
• 2015: Analog Way's office in the US, opened in 1998, moved to metro-Atlanta, GA
• 2016: Analog Way launched VIO 4K, the world's first multi-format converter supporting formats up to 4K60p 4:4:4 and the latest generation of connectivity
• 2017: Analog Way acquired Finnish Media Server manufacturer Picturall and launched its own range of heavy-duty playback systems
• 2018: Analog Way opened direct sales and service office in Dubai and moved its Singapore office to Hong Kong
• 2019: Analog Way launched the LivePremier™ series, the game-changing 4K/8K live presentation systems with a full range of Aquilon systems dedicated to high-end staging and premium system integration
• 2020: Analog Way introduced Midra™ 4K, a series of 4K60 presentation switchers for small/medium-sized fixed installations and live environments
• 2021: Analog Way launched Picturall™ Mark II, a new generation of heavy-duty media servers
• 2022: Analog Way launched Alta 4K Presentation Switchers