Matrox presents its Endea platform for multichannel encoding/decoding at IBC

This OEM platform is intended to facilitate the development of encoders, decoders, transcoders and mixers, considerably reducing the cost of research and development.

Matrox will unveil at IBC its new platform for multi-stream encoding/decoding for developers.

Matrox Endea (Encoder and Decoder Appliance) is an OEM platform designed to facilitate the development of encoders, decoders, transcoders and mixers, considerably reducing the cost of research and development for engineering applications with encoding and decoding over H264.

David Chiappini, vice president of research and development at Matrox, highlighted that "the Endea platform makes it easier for our OEM partners to develop a wide range of products based on Matrox core technology for a wide variety of markets. Our libraries provide deep control over product customization and come with sample code and dedicated OEM development support. We have the vision of product engineers being able to produce highly specialized applications that can include both input and output configurations mixed with unique features. of our video processing and encoding engines.”

Endea allows capture, encoding, transmission, recording, distribution, video processing, creation of special effects, decoding, transcoding, and display. OEMs may use Endea for applications related to controllers, video extension products, mixers, matrices, multi-displays, encoding for transmission and/or recording, decoding...

Endea will allow simultaneous multi-stream encoding or decoding up to 4K60p, supporting 4:2:0, 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 8- and 10-bit sub-sampling, as well as Panasonic AVC-Ultra and Sony XAVC. Finally, note that the fully programmable encoding engine includes GOP architecture and frame management.