SDK plays Virtual Card to support JPEG XS

By David Fox2022-09-09T15:22:00+01:00

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Deltacast has now added low-bitrate SMPTE 2110-22 video streaming support to its IP Virtual Card using intoPIX JPEG XS software, providing developers with support for the new JPEG XS standard.

The IP Virtual Card is a software stack that allows high-performance video capture and streaming using standard COTS network interface cards (NIC). This compatibility with any NIC makes the IP Virtual Card unique for developers to accelerate the transition to IP workflows.

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Tico time: The intoPIX FastTicoXS SDK brings Deltacast developers on stream

Using JPEG XS can safeguard all advantages of an uncompressed stream such as ultra-low latency and high quality, and offers a significant bandwidth reduction with real-time CPU- or GPU-based encoding in HD, 4K or 8K. It can be used in any LAN, WAN or cloud-based application sensitive to low latency and high quality.

The intoPIX FastTicoXS SDK can now be combined with Deltacast’s unified VideoMaster SDK for Linux and Windows, on x86 architectures, to offer JPEG XS SMPTE 2110-22 video streaming.

Stand Number: 10.D31f, 7.B12

Company: intoPIX/Deltacast

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