InfoComm 2025 provided a unique opportunity for AV professionals to explore how intoPIX technologies address the real challenges of today's AV over IP workflows, whether it’s achieving ultra-low latency, preserving pristine image quality, ensuring interoperability, or simplifying system integration.

intoPIX has successfully participated to the IPMX Tested Event 2025, hosted at Evertz in Burbank. intoPIX has obtained the "Early Adopter 2025 Badge", a recognition of the quality of its implementation of IPMX , including NMOS and SMPTE 2110 - into the Titanium SDK, EDK and Software Applications.

Here's a sneak preview of what you didn't want to miss at infoComm! From the launch of our new Titanium Software applications and development kits to our live IPMX interoperability demonstration.

NEW RELEASE : TITANIUM. This groundbreaking range of solutions empowers developers, installers, and end-users to accelerate the deployment of SMPTE 2110 and IPMX with intelligent JPEG XS connectivity in their AV and entertainment workflows.

The first-of-its-kind demo featuring networking equipment and hardware and software running IPMX / SMPTE ST 2110.

intoPIX is poised to present the groundbreaking TicoXS FIP codec in diverse and challenging environments, across various processors, and for a multitude of applications at ISE 2024.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to everyone who joined us at our booth during InfoComm 2023! To those who unfortunately couldn't attend, we've got you covered with a brief summary of the impressive demos we presented.

intoPIX announces the integration of its advanced TicoXS FIP IP core into the new PlexusAV AVN4 4K transceiver, based on SMPTE ST2110, which eliminates the stress of selecting an AV-over-IP technology by leveraging a standards-based solution.

Here is a summary of the TicoXS FIP demos presented at ISE 2023: 8K over IP, Wireless AV, Titanium streaming software, ... we tell you everything

To guarantee perfect management of the real-time transfer of video and medical metadata between multiple locations, a new DICOM-RTV communication service standard has been developed. JPEG XS can be used to ease its implementation over 1GbE and 10GbE networks as well as over 60Ghz wireless systems.