Just like in every part of our daily life, video is also becoming omnipresent in industrial applications. With better machine learning and AI, the output from image sensors becomes more and more relevant. Higher speeds and greater resolutions help optimize industrial vision and autonomo...

For the first time, Inter BEE has dedicated a specific area to the rapidly spreading IP technologies. Being No.2 priority for broadcasters worldwide*, video transport over Ethernet is being provided by more and more manufacturers. To highlight the great advantage of cross-platform interoperability, ...

intoPIX experts answer the web's most frequently asked questions about video compression.

Because video produces ridiculous amounts of data. As an example: you take around 300-400 holiday photos with your phone and a “storage almost full” message will pop up. Now, still images are usually “lossy” com...

Mont Saint Guibert, Belgium – October 28th, 2018 – intoPIX, the leading technology provider of innovative image processing and video compression, today announced an office expansion following its successful business, research development and innovation (RD&I) expansion over the past...

The long awaited SMPTE ST 2110 standards for professional media over IP infrastructures is out for about a year now and serves as a major contributor to the industry’s movement toward IP-based infrastructures. The suite of standards specifies the carriage, synchronization, and description of separat...

We thank all customers, partners and visitors for an amazing IBC Show 2018 and very much appreciate the great interest in our innovative video compression solutions. As every year, IBC was the ultimate stage for future trends in the broadcast industry. Out of everything that's going on, th...

Belgium, Mont Saint-Guibert, Sept 14 2018 - intoPIX, leading provider of innovative compression technologies for professional media applications, will showcase the very first hardware implementation of the new TICO-XS codec, completing the TICO product range with the upcoming ISO JPEG-X...