TAG Video Systems ST 2110 monitoring hits sub-2-frame latency milestone
TAG Video Systems announced it will demonstrate sub-2-frame latency and 800 Gbps aggregate scale for uncompressed ST 2110 software monitoring at IBC2026. The performance improvements allow for high-density monitoring and quality control in live production environments without requiring additional hardware.
Key Takeaways
- Latency reduced to under 2 frames at both 50fps and 59.94fps using CIR encoding on MCM output
- Support for Mellanox ConnectX-7 cards enables 800 Gbps aggregate scale via four 200 Gbps ports
- Integrated QC Station tools now support Dolby Vision Profile 8.1 validation alongside HDR10 and HLG feeds
- Expanded live MXL interoperability includes partnerships with AWS, Sony, Qvest, and the EBU
Why It Matters
Achieving sub-2-frame latency in a pure software environment removes the traditional trade-off between processing speed and hardware flexibility in live uncompressed workflows. By utilizing standard network cards like the Mellanox ConnectX-7 to reach 800 Gbps, broadcasters can scale high-density monitoring for 100-camera events without the capital expenditure of proprietary hardware boxes. This shift toward high-performance software monitoring aligns with the broader industry migration to ST 2110 and cloud-integrated production stacks supported by partners like AWS and Sony. Watch for how this latency benchmark influences the adoption of software-defined multiviewers in tier-one live sports environments where frame-accurate QC is non-negotiable.
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