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NAB is cancelled...but intoPIX was at IBC2019 showing its latest solutions designed for the Broadcast industry. Discover here two short videos ...

26.03.20 09:28 AM - Comment(s)

intoPIX joins the MIPI Alliance

By Julie

intoPIX has decided to become a member of the MIPI® Alliance. MIPI Alliance develops interface specifications helping technology improvements for mobile and mobile-influenced devices.

17.03.20 03:23 PM - Comment(s)

What is the latency of TICO technology?

By Nils Finger

When TICO latency is less than 1 millisecond, could we say ZERO?

07.05.19 09:03 AM - Comment(s)

Extending 8K over a single, cost-effective wire with TICO lightweight compression

By Nils Finger

With HD omnipresent and 4K seemingly still in its early stages, an even higher resolution, namely 8K (or UHDTV2) is arising. Display and projection manufacturers are already presenting their first 8K-capable products and the 2018 Winter Olympics were partly filmed in this currently largest video res...

04.12.18 10:38 AM - Comment(s)

Video compression - quick and easy

By Nils Finger

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...

22.11.18 03:40 PM - Comment(s)

What makes JPEG XS technology different from other codecs?

By Julie

Article updated in Oct 2023

Antonin Descampe is co-founder of intoPIX and member of the JPEG committee since 2005. He will explain how the JPEG XS technology differs from other codecs & what are the advantages of JPEG XS compared to other existing codecs.

18.06.18 09:24 AM - Comment(s)

IETF RTP Payload Format for JPEG-XS (RFC 9134) is published!

By Jean-Baptiste Lorent

As part of the rapid progress of TICO in JPEG XS standardization and its road towards interoperability, the IETF RTP Payload Format for JPEG-XS (ISO/IEC 21122) has been submitted and approved. JPEG XS is standardized for Professional Media over IP as mezzanine compression for SMPTE ST 21...

18.06.18 09:24 AM - Comment(s)

TICO - Light Mezzanine Compression UHDTV & HFR

By Jean-Baptiste Lorent

TICO is the Light Mezzanine Compression dedicated to carry UHDTV and High Frame Rate signals over SDI and 10G Ethernet Network…

Considering the necessary bandwidth for the next generation of television with higher resolution video and higher frame rates, live uncompres...

04.04.18 01:24 PM - Comment(s)

Adding Compression to SMPTE 2110

By Nils Finger

The SMPTE ST 2110 standards for professional media over IP infrastructures 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 separated video, audio and ancillary data streams ov...

30.01.18 03:31 PM - Comment(s)

JPEG 2000 - Reliable Video Quality from Production to Archiving

By Jean-Baptiste Lorent

Today, the broadcast industry is increasingly turning its attention towards JPEG 2000. In recognition, the JPEG committee is currently finalizing the standardization of a new profile specifically dedicated to broadcast applications. This should be of no surprise as already...

02.04.10 03:15 PM - Comment(s)

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Blog categorized as Learn

Watch and Learn more about TICO-XS & TicoRAW technologies !

intoPIX joins the MIPI Alliance

What is the latency of TICO technology?

Extending 8K over a single, cost-effective wire with TICO lightweight compression

Video compression - quick and easy

What makes JPEG XS technology different from other codecs?

IETF RTP Payload Format for JPEG-XS (RFC 9134) is published!

TICO - Light Mezzanine Compression UHDTV & HFR

Adding Compression to SMPTE 2110

JPEG 2000 - Reliable Video Quality from Production to Archiving

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