In May, the blooming flowers in Beijing welcomed two technical exchange meetings initiated by Beijing Oneband Company. Undoubtedly, the popularity of 4K and IP has prompted all product suppliers and users across the industry chain to accelerate their pace in their respective fields.
PHABRIX, under the arrangement of its Chinese agent Beijing Oneband Company, brought the newly released Qx V.3.0 version from NAB for in-depth technical exchanges with the technical departments of CCTV and Beijing TV. PHABRIX's Asia-Pacific Sales Director, Luo Xiongwei, delivered a keynote speech.
Mr. Luo Xiongwei specifically introduced the company's journey in developing IP testing, occurrence, and monitoring equipment. He mentioned that PHABRIX (UK's Phabrix) provides more solutions for users eager for IP measurement tools. Phabrix has released two products, Qx IP v3.0 and the handheld SxTAG IP, targeting IP testing tools that comply with SMPTE 2022 and 2110 multi-standards.
Prinyar, the Product Development General Manager who traveled from the UK, conducted an SMPTE ST2110 IP live demonstration and engaged in forward-looking discussions on the next steps for testing standards in the IP domain. Prinyar is a member of SMPTE, IEEE, and AES organizations, a former chair of AES UK, and a paper reviewer for the IBC Technical Conference.
Qx IP v3.0 has introduced support for the analysis of 2110 with PTP, as well as support for the analysis of 2110-20/30/31/40 with seamless reconstruction according to 2022-7. It also supports the analysis of four 2110 data streams: one video, two audio, and one ANC stream. It supports the analysis of 2110-30 Class C, allowing for up to 8 audio channels within a 1ms packet timing, and up to 64 audio channels within a 125us packet timing.
The participants in this technical exchange actively interacted and expressed great interest in the latest Phabrix testing instruments from the UK that support the SMPTE 2110 standard.