intoPIX IPMX certification enables unified 4K workflows for broadcast and ProAV
intoPIX has achieved IPMX certification for its Titanium FPGA SoC EDK and Titanium Apps suite, enabling interoperable 4K workflows across broadcast and ProAV hardware. The platform now supports the Privacy Encryption Protocol (PEP) for secure content transport and allows for uncompressed HD streaming alongside JPEG XS-compressed workflows.
Key Takeaways
- Titanium FPGA SoC EDK supports SMPTE ST 2110-22 and NMOS IS-04/05/09/11 for discovery and connection
- Titanium Apps suite adds Privacy Encryption Protocol (PEP) support based on VSF TR-10-13 for secure content transport
- TitaniumViewer now enables uncompressed HD streaming over SMPTE ST 2110-20 alongside JPEG XS-compressed workflows
- Single codebase design allows OEMs to target both broadcast and ProAV markets with one integration effort
Why It Matters
This certification provides a standardized path for hardware manufacturers to bridge the gap between traditional broadcast standards and professional AV requirements using a single FPGA footprint. By supporting both SMPTE ST 2110 and IPMX, intoPIX reduces the engineering overhead for OEMs developing cameras, switchers, and gateways that must operate across diverse network environments. The addition of the Privacy Encryption Protocol addresses a critical barrier to adopting IP-based transport on shared or public networks by securing high-value content. As the industry moves toward software-defined infrastructure, the ability to run certified IPMX sources on standard PCs via Titanium Apps will likely accelerate the transition away from proprietary hardware. Watch for live interoperability demonstrations at IBC2026 to gauge multi-vendor compatibility.
Additional Context
Recent industry developments, such as AJA FS8 processor launch, highlight the ongoing effort to bridge legacy SDI and modern IP-based workflows. Other IBC2026 modules further demonstrate the industry's focus on hybrid connectivity, including JPEG XS integration.
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