Unreal Engine now supports Matrox Video DSX LE5, DSX LE6 Series and X.mio5 cards

Matrox Video announces compatibility with Unreal Engine Plug-In of your DSX LE5, DSX LE6 Series and X.mio5 12G SDI and SMPTE ST 2110 (NIC) cards.

Las Matrox 12G SDI cards They support up to four 12G inputs and four 12G outputs. The ST 2110 NIC cards They provide 25GbE and 100GbE connections that can support up to eight channels of UHD inputs and outputs or two channels of 8K. In response to growing demand, this innovation offers OEMs the ability to easily integrate SDI and ST 2110, allowing applications of virtual production y high quality and resolution virtual studio. The plug-in will be available to OEMs and system integrators and will work on both Windows and Linux.

video cards X.mio5 from Matrox, combined with the Unreal Engine plugin, stand out for offering superior quality when processing interlaced video inputs and outputs. This added feature ensures that the Unreal Engine receives progressive video inputs, using Matrox's built-in broadcast-quality motion adaptive deinterlacer.

Francesco Scartozzi, vice president of sales and business development at Matrox Video, acknowledges that "we are delighted to work with partners who recognize our field-proven ST 2110 NIC cards, which make it easy for virtual production applications to adhere to strict PTP requirements. As a trusted supplier of ST 2110 NIC cards, it is exciting to see our products being adopted in this expanding market."

The combination of AMD-based systems, Matrox Video ST 2110 NICs, and support for the Epic Unreal Engine plug-in will allow Qube Cinema, an advertising solutions provider, become a major player in the virtual production space in India.

“AMD is working closely with industry leaders like Matrox to develop a workflow based on AMD CPUs, GPUs and FPGAs for virtual in-camera visual effects production,” he says. Aaron Behman, project manager of Strategic Workstream on In-Camera VFX at AMD. “Matrox Video's leadership in IP-based broadcast solutions, combined with its DSX LE5 and LE6 ST-2110 Series NICs, is a critical element of a fully AMD-based workflow.”