InfoComm 2023 will be taking place from June 14-16 in Orlando, Florida, and AIMS will be there to host a live interoperability demonstration of the Internet Protocol Media Experience (IPMX™) standard. Visitors to booth 4181 will see networking equipment and hardware and software nodes running both IPMX and SMPTE ST 2110, in addition to gateways between IPMX and other protocols, developer kits, and elements of IPMX-enabled AV-over-IP workflows. Several AIMS members will also be providing their own demonstrations of IPMX products at the show, and giving presentations on a variety of IPMX-related topics.
AIMS will also be discussing the initial drafts of the Video Services Forum’s (VSF) TR-10 suite of Technical Recommendations for IPMX. Recently made available to the public, the VSF TR-10 suite outlines the differences between SMPTE ST 2110 and IPMX, with documents covering everything from system time and definitions, to using AMWA Networked Media Open Specifications (NMOS) APIs, to the transparent transport of AES3 audio using the RTP protocol. At AIMS’ booth, a representative will be available for in-depth conversations on these documents.
InfoComm comes on the heels of the 2023 NAB Show, which featured the return of the IP Showcase. In Las Vegas, top experts gave over 30 presentations in the IP Showcase Theater on a wide range of IP-related topics — from the latest developments in SMPTE ST 2110 to NMOS, ground-to-cloud architectures, IPMX, QC monitoring and maintenance, cloud-based production, and much more. If you weren’t able to attend — or need a refresher on a certain topic — videos of the presentations are now available for viewing on the IP Showcase website.
In addition, AIMS announced it newest members at the NAB Show: Colorlight, a pioneer in video and image processing; and Media Links, a pioneer in media-over-IP transport technology. With their extensive IP media transport experience in both broadcasting and Pro AV applications, both companies will be instrumental in helping AIMS drive the adoption of IP and IPMX in new markets. AV Network covers the announcement in a new online article, available here.