Aiming to avoid production bottlenecks across IP, live production and data management, AJA has unveiled its latest Kona IP25 video and audio I/O card at IBC, alongside a range of product innovations.
The Kona IP25 features bidirectional SMPTE ST 2110 support, 10/25GbE SFP connectivity, and multichannel Ultra HD support. Designed to be used in a range of environments, the eight-lane PCIe Gen 4.0 card streamlines adoption of the latest IP standards, claims AJA.
AJA also used IBC to launch its OG-ColorBox, a v3.0 ColorBox update, and the OG-C10DA openGear distribution amplifier card,
Nick Rashby, President, AJA, said: “Advancements across broadcast, production, post, streaming, and proAV pipelines are enabling professionals to create and deliver more compelling content for audiences, but they also introduce new bottlenecks for teams. Our IBC lineup includes tools that streamline the transition to full and hybrid SMPTE ST 2110 ecosystems, solutions that make colour management more accessible, and more.”
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