intoPIX has expanded its FastTicoXS SDK—renowned for ultra-low-latency, visually lossless JPEG XS—by launching a Codec Plugin Pack for GStreamer, enabling seamless integration and advanced media workflows for developers and AV pros.
intoPIX announces that Barnfind Technologies has integrated the intoPIX JPEG XS codec into its BarnPalette Flow-XS product line. This integration enables pristine-quality video transport and conversion with ultra-low latency, bringing new efficiency and reliability to broadcast infrastructures.
intoPIX is pleased to announce the availability of its full range of JPEG XS IP cores, including TicoXS and the latest TicoXS FIP, on the Altera Agilex™ FPGA platform.
intoPIX has been honored by the Television Academy with a 2025 Engineering, Science & Technology Emmy® Award. intoPIX has been recognized with this prestigious award for the creation of JPEG XS, a revolutionary compression format that is transforming the media and broadcast industry.
Leader and intoPIX integrate JPEG XS into the ZEN-W Series, enabling real-time monitoring of SMPTE ST 2110-22 compressed streams alongside uncompressed SDI/IP. Broadcasters gain precise tools for analysis, error detection, and quality comparison. Live demos at IBC2025.
intoPIX and arkona launch the JXS16 app for the BLADE//runner platform, delivering up to 16 UHD JPEG XS encode/decode channels per card. Fully SMPTE ST 2110-22 compliant, it doubles density, enabling ultra-low latency, efficient, high-quality IP workflows. Live at IBC2025.
intoPIX marks 20 years of innovation at IBC 2025, showcasing its latest JPEG XS and IP video transport solutions. From cinema to broadcast and ProAV, intoPIX continues to drive smarter, faster, and greener media workflows.
InfoComm 2025 provided a unique opportunity for AV professionals to explore how intoPIX technologies address the real challenges of today's AV over IP workflows, whether it’s achieving ultra-low latency, preserving pristine image quality, ensuring interoperability, or simplifying system integration.
