The Nic de Matrox Video, compatible with Unreal Engine

The complement Unreal Engine, plug-in that allows manufacturers of original equipment and systems integrators to develop virtual production and virtual study flows using version 5.5 of the graphic engine, it is already compatible with the IAS 12G SDI and SMPTE ST 2110 DSX LE5, DSX LE6 series and X.Mio5 cards of Matrox Video.

Network interface cards (NIC) Matrox Video ST 2110 They offer connectivity 10/25 Move y 100 move to provide up to eight inputs and output channels UHD or two 8K channels. Created for high performance media workflows, they have been designed to address areas such as synchronization of PTP precision (Precision time protocol) and real -time IP video transport, fundamental to Virtual motion and production graphics applications Based on ST 2110. Thanks to the new integration of Matrox, the UNREAL ENGINE complement enables essential functions for ICVFX workflows of visual effects on camera, included I'm play and Inner chunk split, which allows the implementation of scalable and photorealist environments for LED mural productions.

On the other hand, the NIC SDI 12G de Matrox Video They admit up to 12 reconfigurable SDI inputs and outputs, with up to four 12G inputs and four 12G outputs, and with four additional reconfigurable SDI 3G. In both models, the extent adaptable to the integrated Matrox Video movement allows Unreal Engine to receive Progressive video tickets from intertwined sources, which improves image quality and coherence in live and recorded content. Compatible with a wide range of NVIDIA and AMD systems, the Matrox Video Unreal Engine plug-in offers customers the flexibility of expanding their virtual production infrastructure to meet different performance and budget requirements.

Francesco Scardozzi, Vice President of Sales and Business Development of Matrox Video, value the latest development of the company: "We are delighted to offer the unreal complement Engine to our families of SDI and ST 2110 products of proven efficacy. OEMS and integrators can now take advantage of our hardware to create powerful synchronized pipers of high fidelity for live production, XR scenarios and virtual sets."