Video over IP IP cores for ST2022-1/2/5/6/7, ST2110, ST2059, Sony NMI and Aspen

Overview

Macnica’s suite of Intellectual Property implements all of the standards associated with live video transport over IP networks. Macnica actively participates in the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE), Video Services Forum (VSF), Joint Task Force on Networked Media (JTNM), Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS), Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA), the ASPEN Alliance and the Sony IP Alliance organizations.

Key Features

Support for up to 256 channels of video, audio and meta-data
Protocols can be configured on a per-channel basis (mix Sony, ASPEN, ST2110, ST2022-6)
Integration with JPEG2000 and TICO compression
ST 2059-1/2 time synchronization
Clock recovery from video stream or external sync signal
Integration with SDI interface
Supported Standards:

ST2110 packet transport
ASPEN packet transport
Sony Network Media Interface (Sony NMI), FEC, packetization and LLVC
ST2022-2/6 1G and 10G packetization
ST2022-1/5 1G and 10G FEC
ST2022-7 hitless diversity switch

Benefits

Transport video over LAN with full redundancy
Transport video over metro / carrier with low latency
Media-convert video from SDI to IP protocols
Transport 4K over 10G network with light compression

Block Diagram

Deliverables

The IP is supplied complete with a full verification and simulation environment allowing customers to integrate, develop and maintain the code on their own.
Support is included with the IP, and regular updates are delivered as the IP continues to develop.
Macnica also provides a UDP based setup GUI, driver and API support to help customers integrate the IP into their own SW environment. Documentation is available under NDA.

Technical Specifications

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