Andrew Starks

IPMX is based on ST 2110, which includes audio standards based on AES67. If you are designing or installing an AV-over-IP system, the relationship between these terms is both interesting and important to understand. Read on!

Constraints deliver interoperability for proprietary AV-over-IP technology solutions, but the situation is different for an open standard like IPMX.

Failure is expected at IPMX's first Dirty Hands event where the details in the VSF Technical Recommendations TR-10-1 will be poured over. What this means for the AV/IT industry.

There are several reasons you’ll want to swing by the AIMS stand, starting with the many demonstrations planned throughout the show floor.

The goal of IPMX is to deliver the performance that the Pro AV world needs for any application of audio and video, including live production and presentation workflows, and to do it in the real world where training, equipment, and budgets are not always optimized for success.

Enter a world where video is just video and we pick the devices that suit our needs best. Making AV-over-IP software friendly.

The promise of IPMX is that it will change everything about Pro AV by meeting the market requirements of multi-vendor interoperability that only open standards can guarantee.