Matrox's new ConvertIP for ST 2110 is now available

Matrox Video is already shipping the first units of the ConvertIP SMPTE ST 2110 converters, designed for HD/4K broadcast monitoring tasks.

The converters ConvertIP offer a wide flexibility for operations monitoring when supporting video HD/4K sin compress y JPEG-XS through networks ST 2110 of 10 GbE y 25 GbE.

ConvertIPs also stand out for having a fanless design and a dedicated media port for redundancy support 2022-7, which “guarantees” a smooth and continuous operation, and the maximum uptime. Additionally, these devices include different power options. PoE+ and PSU, just as they house a independent control network port for in- or out-of-band operations for greater integration flexibility.

Recently, ConvertIP has successfully passed the specifications tests SMPTE ST 2110-22 y NMOS/JT-NM TR-1001, which certifies broadcasters that ConvertIP can seamlessly interoperate across multi-vendor ST 2110 ecosystems.

Daniel Maloney, technical marketing director of Matrox Video, details the environments that can benefit from the new ConvertIP of Matrox: "Broadcasters managing SMPTE ST 2110 infrastructure are looking for a simpler approach to broadcast monitoring, and Matrox ConvertIP does just that. Whether using SDI or HDMI displays, working with 10GbE or 25GbE networks, or pursuing reliable 4K and HD workflows, ConvertIP provides broadcasters with the most flexible, robust and rich SMPTE ST 2110 monitoring device. in features, including PoE+ and independent network control port connectivity.”