Lawo successfully passes JT-NM interoperability test

The 'JT-NM Tested' program offers potential buyers of IP-based equipment a broader, more documented view of how suppliers' equipment conforms to SMPTE ST-2110 and SMPTE ST-2059 standards.

Theirs has participated in the latest test for IP-based equipment, the recently carried out JT-NM Interop, organized by VSF, SMPTE, AMWA y EBU, and has passed it, meeting the testing criteria in the categories ST2110 y ST2022-7. All successfully tested systems will become part of the JT-NM Tested Catalog, which will be made public coinciding with IBC 2019 in Amsterdam.

He program JT-NM Tested provides potential buyers of IP-based equipment with a broader, more documented view of how vendors' equipment conforms to SMPTE ST-2110 and SMPTE ST-2059 standards.

He JT-NM Test Catalog documents the test procedures, test equipment, and results of the JT-NM Tested event held during the week of August 19, 2019 at the JT-NM Headquarters facility. Riedel in Wuppertal (Germany). This program highlights how suppliers' equipment conforms to key parts of the SMPTE standards, providing prospective buyers and users with a reference as they begin their equipment evaluation and qualification process.

With extensive real-time IP experience in video, audio, network control and monitoring, Lawo brings extensive experience covering the full range of solutions for live production environments. Lawo has always been aligned with open standards, be it ST 2022-6/-7 and ST2110 in video, AES3, MADI, Ravenna or AES67 in audio or Ember+ in control.

Lawo firmly believes in these standardized and open approaches to reach the best possible solutions with a solid and secure long-term perspective for its clients. The company is also a founding member of the Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS), founded to ensure that all video and audio over IP solutions introduced to the market offer complete interoperability and are based on open standards for seamless integration into media workflow environments.