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Discover how the Media eXchange Layer (MXL) is reshaping broadcast workflows. Learn about actionable strategies to streamline production, enhance flexibility, and future-proof your media operations with MXL.
Explore how the MXL (Media eXchange Layer) enables real-world interoperability in software-defined production environments by improving efficiency and reducing latency compared to traditional transport protocols. See how the MXL supports cost-effective, flexible, and interoperable live production in hybrid and cloud-based workflows.
In this episode, we’ll look at the different open standards—ST 2110, NDI, and IPMX—shaping the convergence between Pro AV and Broadcast and why they should be on your radar as you look to operate in a hybrid future.
In this episode, we explore the essential checklist for integrators navigating the world of IPMX, ST 2110, NMOS, and complementary IT components.
In this episode, we’ll dive into the groundbreaking release of the IPMX, which is now finalized by AIMS and VSF. We'll explore what this means for AV industry professionals, how IPMX bridges the gap between the Broadcast and Pro AV industries, and why this open standard is a game-changer for the future of video technology.
What makes IPMX more than just another acronym in the AV world? In this 60-minute webinar, Matrox Video’s Rob Moodey explores why IPMX—the emerging open standard for AV over IP—matters to you.
Learn how IP conversion and open standards drive next-gen production workflows. Open standards enable vital interoperability and simplify workflows, and IP conversion technologies unlock new possibilities for more creative and efficient productions.
In this session we’ll review the ST 2110 testing fundamentals and learn what is needed to run these tests so you can confidently deploy ST 2110 equipment on-air with every new equipment purchase or update.
In this episode of Techsplanation 2.0 by JB&A, host Nick Smith speaks with Matrox Video Product Manager Catherine Koutsaris on tech trends and security in the AV and broadcast markets.
Broadcasters are turning to cloud-based tools as a cost-effective way to acquire, produce and share high-quality, low-latency contribution streams. Matrox Monarch EDGE encoder and decoder appliances are best suited for REMI and contribution environments.