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Broadcast Pro
7 days ago
- Business
- Broadcast Pro
Telestream to demo scalable media solutions at IBC 2025
The company's newest solutions cater to the demands of both seasoned broadcasters and up-and-coming content creators, offering tailored support for a diverse range of professionals. Telestream is set to preview its latest innovations at IBC 2025, taking place at Stand 7.B21. This year's showcase will focus on how the company is helping media organisations simplify complex operations, embrace cloud and hybrid infrastructures, and maintain efficiency in an increasingly fragmented media landscape. Benjamin Desbois, Chief Growth and Strategy Officer, Telestream, said: 'Everything we are showcasing at IBC 2025 reflects a simple goal: helping customers simplify complexity and build the connected workflows they need with the tools they trust. Our solutions leverage AI, automation, and an open partner ecosystem to help customers reduce fragmentation, work more efficiently, and stay competitive. We look forward to reconnecting with our customers at IBC and discussing their journey and how we can help in their success.' The company remains at the forefront of streamlining end-to-end workflows, from content ingest and processing to quality control and global distribution, in response to the rising demand for multiplatform content, live production and automation. Its latest offerings are designed to serve both established broadcasters and emerging creators with scalable and intelligent solutions. Among the highlights of Telestream's IBC 2025 presence is the enhanced Vantage ecosystem, now integrated with scalable AI capabilities. Vantage AI introduces advanced features such as automated captioning, speech-to-text metadata extraction, visual quality control and content enrichment. These tools aim to accelerate decision-making across live and file-based operations while allowing deployment on-premises, in the cloud or in hybrid configurations. A natural language interface makes the system more accessible across diverse teams, streamlining repetitive tasks and reducing operational errors. The company will also spotlight its innovations in live production, showcasing upgrades to Live Capture, Live Play and Live Schedule PRO 2.0. These enhancements support modern IP formats like ST 2110, SRT, and NDI, enabling rapid turnaround for live sports and news content. Additional tools for real-time camera card ingest, collaborative editing, and proxy-free playback further unify production workflows for greater efficiency. Cloud-readiness remains a central theme, with Telestream offering flexible deployment models through solutions like Vantage Cloud, and Qualify. These cloud-native tools provide secure, scalable, and consumption-based services that support sophisticated workflows such as Dolby Vision mastering and HDR processing, allowing media organisations to scale dynamically without sacrificing performance. Telestream's test and measurement offerings will also be on display. The updated IQ Solutions suite, featuring tools such as PRISM, SPG9000 and INSPECT, delivers advanced monitoring and synchronisation for both broadcast and streaming environments. For content distribution, platforms like Inspector, Sentry and Surveyor provide full-spectrum performance analysis, from contribution through to viewer delivery. Powered by the ARGUS management system, these tools enable real-time observability and quick fault resolution. Finally, Telestream is reinforcing its ecosystem strategy through deeper integrations with partners including Mimir, Avid, Adobe, Embrace and iconik. These collaborations facilitate hybrid production models, intelligent archiving and cloud-native workflows for a broad spectrum of content creators. Attendees at IBC 2025 can explore Telestream's full range of innovations at stand, where live demonstrations will highlight how AI, automation and cloud-native technologies are transforming the future of media workflows. Stand 7.B21
Business Wire
06-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
intoPIX and Nextera-Adeas Announce Latest IPMX Demo Design with JPEG XS on Compact FPGAs at Infocomm 2025
ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- intoPIX, a pioneering provider of low-latency, lightweight AV-over-IP compression solutions, is thrilled to continue its collaboration with Nextera Video and Adeas, showcasing the latest FPGA developments of the JPEG XS TDC solutions tailored for IPMX and ST 2110. This exhibit will feature integration with Nextera-Adeas' industry-leading IPMX/ST 2110 cores targeted at AMD Zynq™ 7000 series SoCs and modules and is set to take place at the upcoming Infocomm Show in Orlando. intoPIX's new JPEG XS RTP video subsystem IP core enables the use of the most advanced JPEG XS codec, including the common JPEG XS profile and the new JPEG XS TDC profile for flawless imaging, offering up to twice the compression efficiency. The IP subsystem includes the TicoXS FIP core, SMPTE 2110-22 core, AES encryption core to interface directly with the Nextera-Adeas IPMX/ST 2110 solutions. Nextera-Adeas has implemented two new key features, NMOS IS-11 (Stream Compatibility Management) and Privacy Encryption Protocol (PEP), into their IPMX core solution. NMOS IS-11 ensures compatibility between senders and receivers, and PEP provides an extra level of security for IPMX devices. The joint demo design supports high-quality secure 4Kp60 HDMI to/from 1G Ethernet, and the FPGA footprint is small enough to fit into compact, cost-effective families such as AMD Zynq 7030 SoCs. "Demonstrating the integration of IPMX and JPEG XS into smaller, cost-optimized products such as the AMD Zynq 7000 SoC means that AV companies can keep costs down while maintaining broadcast-quality functionality," said Ramesh Iyer, Senior Director of Pro AV, Broadcast & Consumer at AMD. 'The Nextera-Adeas solution integrated with intoPIX JPEG XS provides everything needed to help OEMs IPMX-Enable their new or existing products quickly and easily,' said Jed Deame, CEO of Nextera Video. 'This initiative is set to greatly accelerate IPMX and TicoXS FIP integration, bringing improved efficiency and performance to our valued OEM customers on AMD FPGAs,' explains Jean-Baptiste Lorent, Head of ProAV Group, intoPIX. 'We are excited to announce the integration of PEP security and intoPIX s' latest TicoXS FIP cores alongside our ST2110/IPMX cores," explained Antoine Wijlaars, Managing Director of Adeas. intoPIX, Nextera and Adeas will be showcasing their joint reference design for AMD FPGAs at Infocomm 2025. Visit intoPIX booth 2761 and Adeas/Nextera at IPMX booth 3089 to discover the new design. About intoPIX intoPIX creates and licenses innovative image processing, compression and video networking solutions. It delivers unique IP-cores and efficient software solutions to manage more pixels, preserve quality with no latency, save cost & power, and simplify storage and connectivity. intoPIX is passionate about offering people a higher-quality image experience. Their solutions open the way to new imaging workflows and new devices, reducing costs in HD, 4K, or even 8K, replacing uncompressed video, and always preserving the lowest latency with the highest quality.
Business Wire
05-06-2025
- Business
- Business Wire
intoPIX Presents its New Titanium Software Suite: Empowering AV-over-IP Workflows with Speed, Quality & Interoperability
ORLANDO, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--intoPIX presents the new Titanium Software Suite designed for new IPMX and SMPTE 2110 software-driven workflows. As AV professionals shift to IP, demand is growing for reliable, high-performance solutions with low latency, top quality, and seamless interoperability. To meet these expectations, intoPIX is offering a complete and flexible set of tools for professional users, integrators, and AV system designers. Whether designing live event setups, corporate AV networks, or control room solutions, the Titanium Suite enables users to deliver ultra-low latency, visually lossless video, and flawless IP interoperability, all while leveraging COTS equipment and reducing bandwidth. The new tools are 100% software running SMPTE 2110 and IPMX on small Windows-based PCs and workstations. This innovative software suite includes: TitaniumViewer A professional software viewer designed to effortlessly connect IPMX or SMPTE ST 2110 networks to your laptop or workstation, enabling users to visualize high-quality video streams in real time, with extremely low latency. Designed for testing, monitoring, and production setups, it features NMOS stream discovery and connection options for an easy setup and management experience. TitaniumShow A software sender that captures and streams live IPMX or ST 2110 content from any screen, native or virtual, as IP streams over standard 1G/2.5GbE networks using JPEG XS. It ensures visually lossless video, instant switching, and seamless integration with NMOS-controlled AV networks. TitaniumShow is ideal for live event production, AV distribution, and signal routing across large installations. TitaniumSDM Tailored for display manufacturers and integrators, this application runs directly on Intel® Smart Display Modules (SDM), enabling native decoding of AV-over-IP streams within professional displays. It brings JPEG XS, IPMX, and ST 2110 capabilities straight into the screen, no external box required, for a clean, all-in-one solution. Latest releases of the suite enable users to: Generate Audio & Video Test Patterns View stream information in overlays Export and Register SDP files using URLs Synchronize senders & receivers to a PTP grandmaster clock in PTP / SMPTE 2110 environments. The SMPTE 2110/IPMX Suite lets ProAV users replace HDMI/SDI with an IP-based software stack, offering more agility, less complexity, and full quality. 'The Titanium suite allows AV professionals to build powerful, standards-based IP installations with minimal latency and maximum image fidelity,' said Gauthier Thieren, Product owner of the Titanium Software Suite at intoPIX. 'It's all about simplifying deployment while elevating the video experience.' Visit intoPIX at Booth #2761, June 11–13, Orange County Convention Center, Orlando. See a demo and discover how Titanium streamlines AV-over-IP workflows. About intoPIX intoPIX develops cutting-edge compression and IP connectivity technologies for OEMs, developers, and Pro AV integrators. Their IP cores and software solutions enable low-latency, high-quality video over IP networks, replacing uncompressed video to reduce bandwidth, cabling, and power requirements. Trusted in Pro AV, intoPIX enables efficient, flexible AV-over-IP workflows. Download_press_release_image Download_more_press_images intoPIX SA - © 2025 Rue Emile Francqui 9 – B-1435 Mont-Saint-Guibert – Belgium Trademarks and registered trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Copyright © 2024 intoPIX SA. All rights reserved.
Yahoo
29-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Artel Launches Innovative SDI-Host SFP Module: an SDI-to-IP/Ethernet Gateway using SMPTE ST2110 or ST2022-6
The FL-ST2110-SFP enables broadcasters and media professionals to convert and transmit uncompressed video, audio, and ancillary data to IP networks with ultra-low latency and high reliability Patton... Let's Connect! HUDSON, Mass. and GAITHERSBURG, Md., May 29, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Artel Video—a brand of Patton and maker of Media Transport Products—announces the launch of the FL-ST2110-SFP, a Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) module designed for SDI media conversion and/or transport to IP using ST2110 or ST2022-6. Direct Plug-in. Artel's new FiberLink SDI Video-to-ST2110/ST2022-6 Gateway SFP Module plugs directly into SDI-Host SFP slots. IP Encapsulation. The module directly encapsulates and de-encapsulates SDI to Ethernet/SMPTE ST2110 for IP integration and media Design. The FL-ST2110-SFP features a compact design that allows seamless integration into existing infrastructures, facilitating the transition to IP-based features of the FL-ST2110-SFP include: SFP plugs directly into SDI SFP Hosts for flexible deployment. Compliance with SMPTE ST 2110 and ST2022-6 standards for professional media over managed IP networks. Support for uncompressed video, audio, and ancillary latency for real-time applications. 'Clean Switch' feature facilitates switching between video sources without artifacts. A 'Frame Synch' feature enables PTP frame synchronization at the source or at the point of encapsulation. High reliability and performance for mission-critical environments. First Move. 'The FL-ST2110-SFP is Patton's 'first-move' since acquiring Artel and it represents a step towards Patton's vision of an All-IP Media Broadcast network,' said Paul Seiden, Patton's Sales Director for Media Transport Products. 'Patton seeks to help broadcasters modernize their infrastructure without compromising performance,' said Burton Patton, Patton Chief Revenue Officer. 'This little SFP is one such help. There is much more to come.'The FL-ST2110-SFP is now available through Patton's global network of distributors and more information, visit related news, Patton recently announced the new Tone Commander TC7910 secure SIP Phone that offers three switched gigabit Ethernet PattonPatton is a world-renowned manufacturer of networking and communications technology, offering a wide range of solutions including VoIP, Ethernet extension, wireless, and fiber optic productsLet's Connect!Media Contact: Glendon Flowers | +1 301 975 1000 | press@ A video accompanying this announcement is available at in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Broadcast Pro
10-04-2025
- Automotive
- Broadcast Pro
Game Creek outfits new OB trucks with Riedel technology
To enhance video distribution without relying on a centralised gateway, Game Creek adopted Riedel's FusioN 3B converters, placing 80 units across each truck trio. Riedel Communications has announced a partnership with outside broadcast (OB) production powerhouse Game Creek Video, which has selected Riedel's state-of-the-art solutions for its latest fleet of OB trucks. This collaboration represents a major step forward in mobile broadcast production, with the trucks set to serve two of the largest broadcast and streaming platforms in the US, covering premier sporting events nationwide. The newly built units — two sets of A, B and C interconnected trucks — mirror the intercom systems used in fixed broadcast facilities, ensuring seamless operational continuity. Each unit is equipped with Riedel's Artist digital intercom matrix, SmartPanels, Bolero wireless beltpacks and MediorNet FusioN IP converters to deliver high-quality, flexible communication and efficient signal routing during live broadcasts. Pat Sullivan, President of Game Creek Video, said: 'Our customers were eager for us to implement Riedel's solution, and we always take their input seriously. These trucks are built for the largest productions in the United States, and Riedel's commitment to supporting us at that level was a major factor in our decision.' Sullivan continued: 'Riedel stands out because they continuously invest in advancing their systems rather than just keeping up with technology. They listen to our needs and respond quickly, which is invaluable. In our no-fail business, it's reassuring to have a supplier like Riedel that shares that mindset.' Eliminating the need for a large, centralised, video gateway solution, Game Creek is using the Riedel FusioN line of gateway products to deliver UHD outputs to local monitors throughout each of the three-truck systems. In this setup, 80 small FusioN 3B devices sit behind all of the monitors in each three-truck system —driving two UHD displays. FusioN 3B takes SMPTE ST 2110 signals all the way out to the edge (to the monitors). Once the ST 2110 signals reach the monitors, FusioN 3B converts them to SDI. By using ST 2110 for signal exchange, Game Creek cut down on the number of interconnects and simplified signal-sharing between systems. Also, the lack of a centralised gateway meant Game Creek could reduce the amount of wire (and weight) inside the trucks. Likewise, the Artist digital matrix intercom system is one of the most important components of the new trucks because its compact footprint has made it possible to go from a large, centralised intercom system down to a small 2-RU singular device. Game Creek deployed one Artist-1024 node in each A unit, using 768 ports to support the entire three-truck system. This system connects with both legacy camera setups and ST 2110-capable CCUs, simplifying integration. While currently only used for intercom, since Riedel's app-based SmartPanels go beyond intercom, Game Creek is exploring further uses for the Artist system in audio monitoring. Keith Martin, director of technology at Game Creek Video, shared that the goal was to push the boundaries of traditional mobile production, moving away from heavy, centralised systems to a more distributed, lightweight solution that fits into the smaller form factors required for today's fast-paced, mobile production environments. Martin added: 'Recently, our trucks with legacy designs were bumping up against the Department of Transportation's weight thresholds, and it was starting to cut into how much ancillary gear we could take to a venue. By implementing Riedel's MediorNet FusioN and the Artist intercom, we can economize on the benefits of ST 2110, replacing some of the heavy copper wire with fiber and extending with a small piece of hardware all the way out to the edge, which has made a big difference. The primary driver for switching to Riedel came from the end users, and the reason was that the sound quality is significantly better, which makes for a much more comfortable experience for people who have to wear headsets for hours on end. Whether operators are using a microphone and the Artist's internal speakers or a headset, the audio fidelity is fantastic and was a big selling point. When you hear someone on the intercom, you wonder if they're sitting right next to you. Riedel's continued investment in state-of-the-art technology, reliability, and support made them the obvious choice over competitors.' Game Creek's setup includes around 90 Riedel SmartPanel RSP-1232HL units inside the trucks, with additional panels for field teams, plus the Bolero wireless system for full mobility and communication across the venue. Game Creek has about 90 Riedel SmartPanel RSP-1232HL interfaces at operator stations inside the trucks, plus a few for field deployment to communicate with crew members throughout the venue. Game Creek has also added the Bolero wireless intercom system, giving operators inside the truck constant access to people out in the field and vice versa. The flagship trucks, built for major US sports productions, will not only support high-profile broadcasts but also have the flexibility to cater to other events and customer needs, maintaining the versatility and scalability that Game Creek is known for. Dover Mundt, Regional Account Manager at Riedel Communications, stated: 'Without remote television trucks, we wouldn't have the live sports broadcasts we have today. The workflow for these trucks is very different from, say, studios and theatres, so we're continually listening and learning from Game Creek so we can provide the best possible solution. After all, they are experts at what they do.'
