Vendor:
Nextera Video
Category:
Video Transport
IPMX Encoder and Decoder
IPMX is the emerging AV over IP standard for use in Professional AV.
Overview
IPMX is the emerging AV over IP standard for use in Professional AV. Based on the widely adopted and proven ST 2110 standard with NMOS control software, IPMX finally makes AV over IP truly interoperable.
IPMX offers the following capabilities:
- Compressed Video (4Kp60 over 1G)
- Asynchronous Video (No need for PTP generators)
- Industry Standard Control (NMOS)
As well as other ProAV requirements such as:
- HDCP
- EDID
- General Purpose I/O
IPMX offers the following capabilities:
- Compressed Video (4Kp60 over 1G)
- Asynchronous Video (No need for PTP generators)
- Industry Standard Control (NMOS)
As well as other ProAV requirements such as:
- HDCP
- EDID
- General Purpose I/O
Key features
- TR-08 Compliant (requires JPEG-XS Core)
- Included IPMX support for:
- TR-10-1 (System Timing)
- TR-10-2 (Video)
- TR-10-3 (Audio)
- TR-10-4 (Ancillary)
- TR-10-8 (NMOS)
- Networks with and without a Common Clock Reference
- Fully integrated and modular solution
- ST 2110 and NMOS base cores have been interop tested and proven in Broadcast TV
- www.jt-nm.org/jt-nm-tested
- Video/Audio Specs
- Uncompressed & Compressed (JPEG-XS, etc.)
- Format and Frame Rate Independent
- Any Resolution: Video/Computer up to 8K+
- Any Network: 1G, 2.5G, 5G, 10G, and 25G+
- Any Color Space: RGB or YCbCr (w/ Key)
- Any Color Sampling: 4:4:4, 4:2:2, or 4:2:0
- Any Bit Depth: 8, 10, 12, or 16 bit
- Audio Sample Rate Independent
- Programmable Packet Time
- L16, L20, L24, AES3 Audio
What’s Included?
- Delivered as RTL IP Cores, including all PetaLinux software drivers, daemons, system control software, and a Web GUI, along with:
- Product Guides
- Application Note
- HDMI I/O Demo Design for:
- Zynq UltraScale+ ZCU106 (1G or 10G)
Specifications
Identity
Part Number
IPMX
Vendor
Nextera Video
Type
Silicon IP
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