DeckLink IP 100G - Blackmagic
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Blackmagic IP Broadcast Capture and Playback Card 2110 - DeckLink IP 100G
DeckLink IP cards are the easiest way to capture and play back video directly into your IP 2110 broadcast system.
They have the same features as the DeckLink family, so they're compatible with your existing software.
DeckLink IP cards have multiple channels of video, each capable of capturing and playing back at the same time.
You can set up rack servers for broadcast graphics, virtual sets or GPU based AI image processing, all integrated into the IP 2110 broadcast infrastructure. You can even use DaVinci Resolve on your broadcast editing workstation using IP 2110 video!
DeckLink IP features a high speed PCIe connection that works with the latest Mac Pro, Windows and Linux computers.
10G Ethernet for SMPTE 2110 IP channels
DeckLink IP cards are compliant with the SMPTE ST2110 standard for IP video, which defines how video, audio and ancillary data should be transported, synchronized and described over IP networks for broadcast.
It also keeps video sources synchronized using PTP.
DeckLink IP supports SMPTE-2110-20 for uncompressed video, SMPTE-2110-21 for traffic modes and timing, SMPTE-2110-30 for audio, and SMPTE-2110-40 for ancillary data.
The great advantage of SMPTE 2110 is that audio, video, and ancillary data are transported independently on the network.
DeckLink IP also supports multicast, a highly efficient method of distributing video, audio, and data from a single source to multiple destinations.
Built-in video firewall for a secure IP network
2110 IP video computers and networks can be vulnerable to rogueware and hackers, because anyone can send data to the computer's Ethernet connection.
DeckLink IP eliminates this problem by transferring video using frame buffers.
It's like a firewall for video! This means that DeckLink IP's Ethernet port is isolated from everything that isn't video or audio.
As with all DeckLink cards, video and audio are passed through internal frame buffers, and video
DeckLink IP cards are the easiest way to capture and play back video directly into your IP 2110 broadcast system.
They have the same features as the DeckLink family, so they're compatible with your existing software.
DeckLink IP cards have multiple channels of video, each capable of capturing and playing back at the same time.
You can set up rack servers for broadcast graphics, virtual sets or GPU based AI image processing, all integrated into the IP 2110 broadcast infrastructure. You can even use DaVinci Resolve on your broadcast editing workstation using IP 2110 video!
DeckLink IP features a high speed PCIe connection that works with the latest Mac Pro, Windows and Linux computers.
10G Ethernet for SMPTE 2110 IP channels
DeckLink IP cards are compliant with the SMPTE ST2110 standard for IP video, which defines how video, audio and ancillary data should be transported, synchronized and described over IP networks for broadcast.
It also keeps video sources synchronized using PTP.
DeckLink IP supports SMPTE-2110-20 for uncompressed video, SMPTE-2110-21 for traffic modes and timing, SMPTE-2110-30 for audio, and SMPTE-2110-40 for ancillary data.
The great advantage of SMPTE 2110 is that audio, video, and ancillary data are transported independently on the network.
DeckLink IP also supports multicast, a highly efficient method of distributing video, audio, and data from a single source to multiple destinations.
Built-in video firewall for a secure IP network
2110 IP video computers and networks can be vulnerable to rogueware and hackers, because anyone can send data to the computer's Ethernet connection.
DeckLink IP eliminates this problem by transferring video using frame buffers.
It's like a firewall for video! This means that DeckLink IP's Ethernet port is isolated from everything that isn't video or audio.
As with all DeckLink cards, video and audio are passed through internal frame buffers, and video
