tvONE and Matrox Video Partner to Advance IP Video Infrastructure
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A new strategic alliance between tvONE and Matrox Video promises to streamline connectivity for professional video applications,offering enhanced support for SMPTE ST-2110 and IPMX infrastructures. The collaboration integrates tvONE’s CALICO PRO video processing capabilities with Matrox Video’s ConvertIP Series of encoder-decoders and converters, delivering a unified solution for broadcast, live events, and control room environments.
According to a company release, the partnership addresses a critical need for seamless integration between existing and emerging video technologies. This integration allows for both compressed and uncompressed workflows, ensuring “pixel-perfect” results across a wide range of professional applications.
Bridging the Gap in Professional Video Workflows
The combined solution is designed to empower users with greater flexibility and scalability.”This is the kind of innovation that moves the needle,” stated a director of innovation for video at ACT Entertainment. “tvONE and Matrox Video are not just connecting devices; they are connecting creative potential. CALICO PRO’s processing power paired with ConvertIP’s ST-2110 agility gives designers and technologists the tools to build immersive, scalable systems that were previously out of reach.”
The integration specifically targets the growing demand for ST-2110 workflows, enabling direct connection to broadcast-grade IP infrastructures. This allows the CALICO PRO video processor to ingest uncompressed, low-latency video streams with increased precision.
Powering Future-Proof Performance
At the heart of this advancement lies the combined power of CALICO PRO’s 66 million-pixel engine and Matrox Video’s Field-Programmable gate Array (FPGA) core. This pairing delivers not only enhanced performance but also a degree of future-proof flexibility, according to the company.
The ability to seamlessly handle both compressed and uncompressed video formats positions the combined solution as a versatile tool for a diverse range of professional video applications.This includes demanding environments like live event production, broadcast studios, and sophisticated control room setups. The partnership signifies a commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions that meet the evolving needs of the professional video industry.
Why: The partnership between tvONE and Matrox Video was formed to address the growing need for seamless integration of existing and emerging video technologies, specifically supporting SMPTE ST-2110 and IPMX infrastructures.
Who: The key players are tvONE, a video processing company, and Matrox Video, specializing in encoder-decoders and converters. ACT Entertainment’s director of innovation for video also provided a statement.
What: The collaboration integrates tvONE’s CALICO PRO video processor with Matrox Video’s ConvertIP Series, creating a unified solution for broadcast, live events, and control room environments. This allows for both compressed and uncompressed workflows.
how did it end?: The partnership was announced via a company release, signifying a commitment to providing cutting-edge solutions for the professional video industry. The release highlighted the combined solution’s ability to handle demanding applications and future-proof performance. The partnership is ongoing, with the companies working together to deliver enhanced connectivity and scalability for professional video applications.
