Spaceage Releases Visibox 6.0 Video Playback Software

The new update allows users to control video playback directly from lighting consoles.

Updated on Oct. 28, 2026 in Remote Work

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Spaceage has released Visibox 6.0, an update that enables operators to manage video playback through lighting consoles using sACN or Art-Net protocols. This integration allows a single operator to synchronize video and lighting cues from one interface.

Why it matters

By allowing lighting desks to act as controllers for video content, the update simplifies production workflows for live events. This integration reduces the need for multiple operators to run complex audiovisual shows.

Visibox 6.0 includes a 14-day trial of Pro features for every new activation and provides interface support in seven languages. The software is now compatible with macOS and Windows systems.

The players

Spaceage

This is a Providence-based technology firm that specializes in developing software for live event production and audiovisual management.

Dennis & Jesko Band

This musical group is a professional touring act that plans to utilize the new software in a live performance environment.

The details

Operators can now patch the software as a fixture on consoles such as grandMA, Hog, Eos, ChamSys, Avolites, or QLC+. The update supports multiple simultaneous video clips along with NDI, SDI, and Syphon or Spout outputs.

Timeline

  1. Spaceage released the Visibox 6.0 software on October 28, 2026.

  2. The Dennis & Jesko Band tour is scheduled to begin in November 2026.

Market Landscape

This release marks a significant move toward the consolidation of lighting and video control systems within live entertainment. It positions the company to compete more effectively in the professional touring market where reduced crew requirements are a high priority.

Production professionals can now streamline their gear setup by consolidating video and lighting operations into a single console. This shift potentially reduces labor costs and equipment footprint for touring acts and event producers.

The takeaway

Integrating video playback into standard lighting workflows represents a practical shift toward greater operational efficiency in live events. Production managers should evaluate if this software allows for a reduction in required technical staff for upcoming projects.

Further reading

Learn more about evolving digital production tools in our Remote Work section.

More information

Download the software or view system requirements on the Visibox software download page.

Source note: This article includes information reported by Live Design Online.

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