intoPIX Titanium EDK for FPGA SoC

The intoPIX Titanium FPGA SoC EDK solves one problem: getting high-quality audio and video from A to B over a standard IP network, with the lowest possible latency, on an efficient FPGA SoC implementation. It works with open protocols your network already speaks and it leverages the power of the JPEG XS standard co-created by intoPIX.

It supports three operating modes:

1. IPMX / VSF TR-10
JPEG XS High + TDC compressed video, NMOS IS-04/05/09/11 discovery and control, PEP/HKEP encryption, RTCP non-PTP timing. Interoperability tested with a variability of deployed equipment, and the wider AIMS ecosystem.

2. SMPTE ST 2110
ST 2110-22 compressed video, -30 audio, -21 traffic shaping (N and W), -10 ANC. PTP IEEE 1588 / SMPTE 2059 follower. ST 2022-7 dual-path redundancy...

3. RTP over UDP/IP
Video packets travel as RTP over UDP/IP — the same protocol family used by VoIP and video conferencing. Stream metadata is described in SDP, readable by receivers on the network.

FPGA IP cores in the Programmable Logic combined with compiled PetaLinux libraries on the Processing System — are all delivered as a complete, ready-to-integrate package for AMD Zynq Ultrascale+. Your application and AV interface sit on top, entirely in your control. All running over the AMD Zynq Ultrascale+ integrated 1G GigE port.