InSync's MCC-HD2 to Offer HD Frame Rate Conversion in SMPTE 2110 Environments at IBC 2024

Defined as the industry's “first” dual-channel HD broadcast frame rate converter fully integrated with the SMPTE 2110 standard, the latest developments in the MCC-HD2 InSync They will be presented to the European industry within the framework of IBC 2024 (September 13-16).

The award-winning series of hardware products MCC-HD offers different conversion options with motion compensation, offering smooth, high-quality switching between different frame rates and formats. Now, the advantages of the ruleset 2110, which offers facilities and system integrators the possibility of taking advantage of a series of new advantages derived from the move to connectivity through packet-switched networks, land in e MCC-HD2 of InSync, a “more scalable and flexible solution for signal routing.”

He MCC-HD2 comes standard with support for SDI inputs and outputs, maintaining compatibility and ease of integration with the existing infrastructure. Likewise, it includes the new SMPTE 2110 option, with which users will be able to transport content in an exclusively IP-based workflow, or build bridges within or outside the IP domain, to or from SDI.

MCC-HD2 also supports both standard dynamic range conversion (SDR) and high dynamic range (HDR), enabling flexible, future-proof workflows and offering advanced, intelligent deinterlacing and interlacing capabilities to ensure content is displayed at the highest quality possible. The specification includes NMOS IS0-4/05, ST 2110-20/21/30/31/40, ST 259-1/2 PTP y ST 2022-7.

James Taylor, CEO of InSync, highlights the company's latest development: "The opportunity to offer a truly superior IP-based HD frame rate converter for today's live broadcast community was a challenge that we accepted and have met. Our partners and customers, especially in the sports industry, will find that the advantages of the 2110 complement well with the MCC-HD2."