Matrox gets IPMX-ready
Matrox gets IPMX-ready
The Maevex MGX Series from Matrox Video is a lineup of IPMX-ready video encoders and decoders with USB support that is engineered to deliver 4K60 AV-over-IP distribution at a reported one-twentieth the bitrate of virtually all other pro AV codecs, significantly reducing network complexity and cost. The series enables organisations to achieve image quality and ultra-low-latency performance while using far less bandwidth. This helps reduce network congestion, simplifies infrastructure and enables 20x the streaming capacity on the same network.
Designed for control rooms, enterprise video distribution, medical environments and unified communication and collaboration environments where performance, efficiency and interoperability are critical, the models are said to bring a high degree of flexibility to AV-over-IP deployments. They support both IPMX and Matrox IQ Mode, which can be used independently or simultaneously to meet different workflow requirements. When used between compatible Matrox Video devices, Matrox IQ Mode enables latency as low as one frame.
With Maevex MGX, a single input can be streamed simultaneously to multiple outputs and formats, including IPMX, RTSP, MPEG-TS and SRT. Single- and dual-channel models, including the Maevex MGX E1 and E2 encoders and Maevex MGX D1 and D2 decoders, provide deployment flexibility. Multiview and compositing capabilities are available on the Maevex MGX E2, D1 and D2, enabling users to combine and manage multiple sources on both the encoding and decoding sides.
The series supports H.265 4:4:4 for high-fidelity 4K60 video with accurate colour reproduction and fine detail, while also supporting H.265 4:2:0 and H.264 4:2:0 to accommodate a broad range of AV-over-IP workflows and network requirements. Integrated USB support for keyboard, mouse and webcam connectivity extends the MGX Series beyond traditional streaming. It enables remote workstation access, desktop capture and interactive collaboration workflows, allowing users to not only distribute content but also interact with it in real time.