Twoloox Released Version 10 Media Server Software
The latest software update integrates Pandoras Box and Widget Designer into a unified Infinity Suite solution.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Software
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Twoloox has officially released Version 10 of its Pandoras Box media server software, marking the first major update since the company acquired the product line in 2025. The release introduces the Infinity Suite, which combines Pandoras Box and Widget Designer into a single, unified workflow.
Why it matters
This release fulfills a commitment from Twoloox to prioritize direct user feedback and improved accessibility within its software ecosystem. By consolidating these tools, the company aims to streamline production processes for professional media management.
Version 10 utilizes a hardware-bound dongle licensing model that supports up to eight render outputs per device. Users can scale their capabilities by combining multiple hardware dongles to increase the total number of available outputs.
The players
Twoloox
Twoloox is a technology company specializing in professional media server software and production solutions.
Pandoras Box
Pandoras Box is a media server product line designed for real-time video processing and show programming.
Widget Designer
Widget Designer is a software application used to create custom user interfaces and control protocols for media systems.
The details
The update features hardware-independent show programming alongside new UI themes and integrated protocols for Widget Designer. These changes allow for more flexible free routing within the Pandoras Box environment, optimizing performance for complex media installations.
Timeline
Twoloox acquired the Pandoras Box product line in 2025.
Twoloox released Version 10 of Pandoras Box software on September 24, 2026.
The Tech Race
This release follows the integration of the Pandoras Box media server platform into a broader suite, reflecting a trend toward unified production ecosystems. It replaces legacy, siloed software setups with a more cohesive model that prioritizes hardware-based security.
Professional users can now leverage a consolidated workflow that integrates previously separate tools, potentially reducing the time required for UI design and show programming. However, the requirement of hardware-bound dongles necessitates physical management of licensing for each render node.
The takeaway
The move to a unified Infinity Suite demonstrates a shift toward more centralized control in professional media environments. Users should plan for the hardware licensing model when upgrading their existing server infrastructure to Version 10.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Avinteractive.
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