Latin America. Dalet is providing media organizations with a clear path and controlled transition to IP with support for SMPTE ST 2110 on the latest version of its Dalet Brio I/O platform. Supporting standard SMPTE ST 2110 and SDI workflows, the high-ingest and playback platform allows media installations to invest in their future IP infrastructure without disrupting their current operation.
As the foundation of advanced and IP-ready media operations, Dalet Brio adapts to new production and distribution environments with advanced capabilities that manage ingestion, transfers, and playback to and from a wide range of systems and devices. Its extensive IP support allows users to process a wide range of parallel streams including SMPTE ST 2110, ST 2022-2 and NDI for linear channels and RTMP for digital platforms such as Facebook Live, YouTube and Twitter.
"With the latest version of the Dalet Brio product, our customers will be able to easily combine SDI and SMPTE ST 2110 workflows, making a full transition to IP with confidence and, more importantly, at their own pace," said Matthieu Fasani, Director of Product Marketing, Dalet. "Media professionals know that IP is the future, however, for most operations, it is not an overnight transformation. Unless you're redesigning your entire media supply chain, a controlled transition to IP is the best strategy."
Fasani added: "Ingest and broadcast solutions are key to the operation of the media and should therefore be carefully considered when upgrading. Dalet Brio meets the needs of next-generation IP workflows. Its performance and support for SMPTE ST 2110 workflows are supported by reliable interoperability testing led by the Joint Task Force at Networked Media (JT-NM) in April 2019, ensuring you are implementing a solution that will be compliant with the industry standard. Dalet Brio is an investment that will take your media operation into the future."
Bruce Devlin, Dalet's chief media scientist and SMPTE vice president of standards commented on the importance of IP workflows and SMPTE standards like ST 2110. "Migrating to IP transport for professional media is a key enabler for new live workflows. IP transport and the ST 2110, in particular, can provide more flexibility and more use of the study infrastructure than SDI can provide. Regular interoperability testing and industry collaboration sees a growing ecosystem of ST 2110 equipment that can be put together to create working systems. The future of IP is being delivered now and st.t. 2110 is at the heart of it."
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