VuWall Adds IP Encoding and Decoding
VuWall Technology will announce VuWall TRx at ISE – a software platform that is designed to allow AV integrators and operators to easily deploy, configure and maintain IP encoding and decoding devices.
The combined availability of affordable high performance IP decoding/encoding hardware and high bandwidth IP networks is currently bringing a major shift in the AV industry, and more particularly in the way AV signals are routed to display surfaces with different sizes and shapes. That is why VuWall introduces its TRx software platform that makes it easy to configure, to operate, and to maintain a pool of encoders/decoders on an AV network.
Just like all other VuWall products, VuWall TRx is open to multiple hardware platforms. It currently supports the new VuWall VSIP-4K encoders/decoders as well as Matrox Maevex products. Support for additional brands of decoders/encoders is currently in development and the list will continue to grow as manufacturers provide us with their APIs. The product is fully compatible with the VuWall2 range of products.
The company will be at ISE 2016 in booth 4-R54.
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