IPMX, NMOS and ST 2110, pillars of Matrox Video at ISE 2025

The commitment of Matrox Video by standards such as ST 2110, NMOS and IPMX will be demonstrated with a broad showcase of IP technologies in ISE 2025 (February 4-7, Fira de Barcelona).

Matrox Video will show at the Barcelona event a wide range of devices such as IP KVM, IP video gateways, graphics and capture cards, devices video walls and encoders. The company will focus on the advancement of the interoperability between product lines, allowing users to create flexible and scalable solutions.

Among other solutions, Matrox Video will present Mura DVW, a solution designed to “redefine” the possibilities of scalable, secure and high-performance video wall installations. This IP-based 4K device creates synchronized video surfaces of any size and rectangular layout. Each device supports high-density decoding: up to one 8K60, four 4K60, or sixteen 1080p60 streams in H.265 or H.264.

The company will also demonstrate technologies in the IP video gateway market: Matrox Vion y Matrox ConvertIP DSH. Vion is a 4K-compatible IP video gateway for media processing and conversion, offering multi-channel encoding, decoding and transcoding in formats such as H.264, HEVC and NDI, and supporting protocols such as IPMX, ST 2110-22 and SRT. On the other hand, Matrox ConvertIP DSH will show its latest update, which allows IP-to-IP connection to convert between compressed and uncompressed formats, such as ST 2110-20, ST 2110-22 and IPMX. Additionally, the NIC Matrox DSX LE5 y LE6 ST 2110 They will demonstrate their suitability as IPMX-compliant asynchronous receivers, making them a reliable choice for optimized IP workflows.

Other solutions highlighted at Matrox ISE 2025 are Convert IP SDM, an Intel smart display module tasked with delivering latency-free 4K video streams over IP; Matrox Avio 2, the world's first open standards-based IPMX/ST 2110 IP KVM extender; Matrox Mura C4K Quad HDMI 2, new capture cards; Matrox Extio 3, extensores KVM IP; Matrox KMLync, keyboard and mouse switch, or the series Matrox Maevex 6100 y 7100, encoders and decoders for H.264/H.265 transmission and recording.

Alberto Cieri, senior vice president of global sales and marketing at Matrox Video, consider ISE 2025 “an ideal opportunity” to demonstrate “how our transformative devices are driving innovation in live events and setting a new standard for flexibility, efficiency and collaboration.” “We look forward to meeting with customers, partners and colleagues from across the industry to explore our approach to AV over IP technology and discover its great benefits,” he added.