Blog categorized as News

At IBC 2025, Cobalt Digital showcases ST 2110‑22 support with JPEG XS in its PACIFIC 9992‑ENC encoder, enabling ultra-low latency IPMX workflows and seamless SDI/IP integration. Ideal for hybrid AV/Broadcast setups, it supports up to four 1080p60 or one 4K JPEG XS stream per channel.

PRISM 4.3 introduces full support for ST 2110‑22 (JPEG XS), enabling real‑time, visually lossless compression for UHD/HD streams with ultra‑low latency. Engineers can monitor up to four simultaneous JPEG XS feeds, view metadata, and compare SDI/IP inputs in hybrid facilities.

At InfoComm 2025, Cobalt Digital unveiled SAPPHIRE BBG mini-converters and PACIFIC 9992‑ENC encoders with ST 2110‑22 (JPEG XS) support, enabling low-latency, high‑quality IPMX workflows for HDMI conversion and mixed SDI/IP infrastructures

EvertzAV unveiled its MMA25G IPMX-Ready Gateways at InfoComm 2025, featuring on-the-fly JPEG XS and RAW processing for UHD workflows. With ST 2110 and IPMX support, live transcoding, and MAGNUM-OS integration, they bridge Pro AV and Broadcast under one unified system.

Media companies face significant streaming delays compared to broadcast. JPEG XS helps close the gap by enabling visually lossless, ultra‑low latency encoding (just a few milliseconds), working within SMPTE ST 2110 and hybrid edge‑cloud workflows to preserve quality while reducing latency.

Net Insight released a software upgrade for its Nimbra 1000 platform enabling ultra‑dense JPEG XS encoding—supporting up to 160 UHD‑4K channels per device. This lossless, ultra‑low latency solution is ideal for scalable remote production workflows with 100 GbE transport.

Arkona introduced its JXS16 app for the BLADE//runner AT300 platform, delivering the highest density UHD JPEG XS codecs: up to 16 channels per chassis, scalable to 128 UHD channels in 3RU. It supports UHD, 3G, HD and enables ultra‑low latency workflows.

At NAB 2025, Evertz showcased enhanced JPEG XS support across its RFK‑ITXE‑HW‑DUO, NEXX‑IO‑R1, and SCORPION MIO‑BLADE‑Z22‑SFP platforms. These systems deliver ultra‑low latency, high-density encoding/decoding (up to 32 or 56 channels), support SMPTE ST 2110, HDR/SDR, and SRT-based UHD workflows

ISO/IEC released the third edition of JPEG XS (2024), which introduces Temporal Differential Coding (TDC) for inter‑frame wavelet decorrelation—boosting compression efficiency especially for screen and static content. It enhances transport, metadata embedding, and supports legacy payload formats.

JPEG XS delivers visually lossless, ultra-low latency compression (2:1–10:1) ideal for real-time broadcast over IP (SMPTE ST 2110). It supports 4K/8K/HDR workflows with minimal delay, easy integration, and multigeneration robustness—transforming remote production and studio links