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At ISE 2022 (Booth 5Q350), Matrox Video will highlight open standards-based innovations and approaches that simplify the Pro AV/IT market’s path to secure, interoperable, and scalable AV-over-IP ecosystems.

New Matrox X.mio and DSX LE5 SDI I/O cards offer broadcast equipment manufacturers more design flexibility to build a broader range of COTS-based broadcast systems.

Matrox Video today announces that it will unveil its latest technological advancements for remote production (REMI) and remote operation workflows at NAB 2022 (Booth N3118).

The expanded Tile View feature enables users to further customize remote workspaces by monitoring and controlling multiple systems simultaneously across a variety of Full HD and 4K layouts.

Matrox Video VP of engineering, David Jones, to provide leadership to the hardware and software engineering teams and shape the company’s strategic vision.

When you watched our webinar How to Easily Manage your AV Network with Maximum Flexibility, you saw firsthand how Matrox ConvertIP transmitters/receivers can help overcome the limitations of complex, expensive, and proprietary IP platforms.

Matrox is pleased to announce that it has entered into a definitive share purchase agreement with Zebra Technologies Corporation (NASDAQ: ZBRA), pursuant to which Zebra intends to acquire the Matrox Imaging division (Matrox Electronic Systems Ltd.).

Podcast with Dan Ferrisi from Commercial Integrator about the trend toward open standards and, in particular, of IPMX.

ConvertIP devices facilitate open, interoperable infrastructures that support compressed and uncompressed 4K IP signal transport over ST 2110 and IPMX-ready networks.

The Pro AV/IT market has seen the limitations of complex, expensive, proprietary IP platforms. Watch our video infrastructure experts demonstrate how Matrox ConvertIP transmitters and receivers overcome these challenges.