At ISE 2019, Matrox exhibits a complete portfolio of IP-based solutions

Matrox technologies allow you to capture and share IP, physical and PC content between operators, video walls and between local and remote displays.

In ISE 2019 we can check how Maevex 6150 quad 4K encoders, video wall cards Mura IPX, los IP Extio 3 KVM extenders and the C-Series multi-display graphics cards They combine perfectly to replicate a control room ecosystem complete based on technologies Matrox.

Its proposals allow capturing and sharing IP, physical and PC content between operators, video walls and between local and remote screens.

Multi-channel 4K live streaming

The encoders Matrox Maevex 6150 y Maevex 6120 They deliver multi-4K content to Mura IPX 4K and Maevex 5150 Full HD set-top box endpoints, Internet and cloud services, and local and network storage for recording, all simultaneously.

capture cards Matrox Mura IPX They showcase the most advanced capture, encoding and decoding capabilities of a single card by streaming and recording desktops, entire video walls and selected regions of interest, with pixel-by-pixel or LAN or Internet scale representation of the display.

KVM over IP extension

But perhaps one of the demonstrations that draws the most attention is Matrox's proposal to extend signals KVM over IP with Extio 3 with exceptional performance even with 4Kp60 4:4:4 and quad 1080p60 4:4:4 signals over a standard Gigabit Ethernet network.

Matrox is also demonstrating scalable, cost-effective KVM over IP to securely route any system to any remote location on the network.

In Amsterdam we can see in action both Matrox Extio 3 N3408 (in its most complex configuration but at the same time intuitive thanks to the use of the Extio Central Manager Software manager) and Extio 3 N3208, a fiber-based point-to-point.