Thank you to all of our Customer Showcase participants! Nextera-Adeas would like to thank our customers 7thSense, Advantech, Appear, Cobalt Digital, Haivision, Novastar, PlexusAV, RED, Utah Scientific, and Village Island for participating in our customer showcase at...

IBC 2024 is just around the corner! Join us at stand 10.C10 where we are showcasing the latest Nextera-Adeas ST 2110/IPMX IP cores and NMOS control software running on Altera and AMD FPGAs.

Nextera would like to thank our customers 7thSense, Advantech, Appear, Cobalt Digital, Haivision, Novastar, PlexusAV, RED, Utah Scientific, and Village Island for participating in our customer showcase at NAB 2024.

The wait for IPMX is over! IPMX is the only open standard for AV over IP and the full specifications have been posted on the VSF website (vsf.tv). AIMS, VSF, and several IPMX adopters have also just completed another successful interoperability event in Germany,...

Nextera would like to thank our customers 7thSense, Advantech, Appear, Cobalt Digital, PlexusAV, and Village Island for participating in our customer showcase at IBC 2023. In addition to the latest Nextera/Adeas Universal ST 2110 Transmitter/Receiver and NMOS Switching demo featuring Nextera cores running on AMD and Intel dev kits, the Nextera booth hosted a showcase of customer products that have been developed quickly and easily using Nextera/Adeas FPGA cores and NMOS software.

Developing new serial digital interface (SDI) products has been streamlined with the Intel® SDI II FPGA reference design that utilizes the latest Intel Agilex® FPGAs and the Nextera VIDIO 12G SDI FMC card. Together, the Intel Agilex F-tile devices and Nextera FMC card provide an easy and cost-effective platform to develop new products without the need for configuration software.

El Dorado Hills, California, Sept. 8, 2023– Nextera Video and Adeas have announced that their industry-leading ST 2110/ST 2059/IPMX FPGA IP cores and NMOS control software are now available on Intel FPGAs. Specializing in the education and development of ST 2110 AV...

Come see us at booth 10.B12 to learn about the latest advancements in ST 2110, NMOS control software, and IPMX - The new standard for AV over IP. Learn all about ST 2110, ST 2059, NMOS, and IPMX Evaluate our IP cores through interactive demos See customer successes at...

Thank you to all of our customer showcase participants! Nextera and Adeas would like to thank our customers Utah Scientific, Vitec, 7thSense, Sencore, Appear, Cobalt Digital, Advantech, and Village Island for participating in our customer showcase at NAB 2023. In...

After another round of extensive interop testing, Nextera-Adeas and many of their customers have earned JT-NM tested badges for ST 2110 and NMOS October 5, 2022 – El Dorado Hills, California – Nextera Video and Adeas are proud to announce that their industry leading...

The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS), Audio Engineering Society (AES), Advanced Media Workflow Association (AMWA), European Broadcasting Union (EBU), SMPTE®, and the Video Services Forum (VSF) has announced the full IP Showcase on the Water presentation schedule taking place during IBC2024.

“The old SDI world for us is kind of dead,” he says. “There is no way we can manage this complexity and this volume of distribution in a live environment using old technology. Everything is ST 2110, and we convert it only at the edge. But we see more and more broadcasters taking ST 2110 directly, and they also see a big difference in the ease of use because they no longer have to deal with a big spaghetti of cables to receive all the multilateral signals.

Making the move fully to ST 2110 paid dividends when it came to setup. “When you are the forward operating base,” says Donovan, “you need to throw things together relatively quickly, and an IP-based environment goes together faster [than an SDI environment]. It means fewer physical cables because fiber carries many more signals. It is also remarkably reliable and scales better. You can have the router very easily do 1080p, 1080i, 4K, HDR or SDR. If it is properly provisioned, it doesn’t care [what the signal is].”

This phased approach also makes it easier for manufacturers to feel more positive about implementation: “When we eventually publish the final versions, as opposed to the drafts, it isn’t a case of ‘good luck, this should now work.’ Instead, it is more like ‘this has been fully interop tested by multiple vendors and is good to go.’ So that created a lot of confidence for manufacturers to adopt NMOS and build products against the specs because they knew they had already been thoroughly tested.”

IPMX (Internet Protocol Media Experience) is the only set of true open standards and specifications to enable the carriage of compressed and uncompressed video, audio, and data over IP networks for the Pro AV market.

Concluding a VSF testing event held at the Matrox Video facility in Munich, where multiple manufacturers with IPMX implementations validated core specifications, IPMX has now achieved a crucial phase of maturity. This event marks the transition of many of the essential IPMX documents — encompassing critical aspects of audio and video transport, HDCP, control plane requirements, and system timing — from draft to finalised specifications.

ST 2110 is making strides in the real world of big-time sports production as well. The Pac-12 Network, a major collegiate sports producer on the west coast, recently fired up a 42,000 square-foot broadcast and production facility that it will use for production of more than 850 live events each year.

Concluding a VSF testing event held at the Matrox Video facility in Munich, where multiple manufacturers with IPMX implementations validated core specifications, IPMX has now achieved a crucial phase of maturity. This event marks the transition of many of the essential IPMX documents — encompassing critical aspects of audio and video transport, HDCP, control plane requirements, and system timing — from draft to finalised specifications.

The Alliance for IP Media Solutions (AIMS) announced that it will be highlighting the global broadcast and Pro AV market’s increasing adoption of Internet Protocol Media Experience (IPMX) — a set of open standards-based protocols designed to ensure interoperability for AV-over-IP systems.
At the show, visitors to booth 5E550 will see IPMX-based hardware and software working together seamlessly in live demonstrations, while presentations held in the AIMS-IPMX Theater will focus specifically on the standard’s development and adoption.

For the first time in broadcasting college-football championship games, ESPN has made a big operational leap by establishing a fully IP-based production compound. All the production trucks parked outside NRG Stadium in Houston for tonight’s CFP National Championship between Michigan and Washington are fully connected via SMPTE ST 2110.