JPEG XS is a low-latency, lightweight codec delivering near-lossless video for real-time IP workflows like live broadcast and remote production.
Broadcasting over IP leverages IP technologies to transmit audio, video, and data reliably, transforming live production workflows for broadcasters worldwide.
SMPTE ST 2110 enables IP-based transport of video, audio, and data as separate, synchronized streams for flexible and efficient media workflows.
Efficient data transmission is vital in media networks. Knowing the difference between unicast and multicast helps optimize performance and ensure smooth content delivery.
Automatic Repeat reQuest (ARQ) ensures reliable IP data transmission by detecting errors and requesting retransmission, preserving data integrity even with packet loss.
An IP/Cloud Video Router is a software-defined solution that routes video and audio over IP networks, replacing traditional SDI routers to enhance scalability, flexibility, and remote access in modern broadcasting.
Choosing between compressed and uncompressed video formats is crucial for balancing quality, storage, and transmission efficiency. Each format serves distinct use cases, from live broadcasting to high-end post-production.
JPEG 2000 is a next-generation image and video compression standard that surpasses traditional JPEG by delivering superior quality, scalability, and efficiency.
Temporal compression is a video compression technique that reduces file size by eliminating redundant data between frames, optimizing storage and bandwidth usage.
TICO (Tiny Codec) is a cutting-edge, lightweight compression technology engineered to facilitate ultra-low-latency, visually lossless video transmission over both SDI and IP-based infrastructures.
Audio over IP (AoIP) is a cutting-edge technology that enables the transmission of high-fidelity audio signals over standard IP networks such as Ethernet or the internet.
Network orchestration is the automated coordination and management of network resources to ensure efficient and seamless operation across devices and services.