TORONTO—The ASPEN Community has announced that broadcast equipment provider Ikegami is the latest company to join the coalition. Featuring more than 30 manufacturers and end users, the ASPEN Community is a group that adopts the ASPEN framework for building IP facilities.

Adaptive Sample Picture Encapsulation (ASPEN) is a standards-based, open format that moves uncompressed UHD, 3G, HD and SD signals over MPEG-2 transport streams. ASPEN provides a framework for transporting separated video, audio and metadata as independent IP multicast streams.

The ASPEN standard was recently published by SMPTE.

Ikegami joins companies like Broadcast Pix, Edit Share, Evertz, For-A, Matrox, Neutrik, Ross Video, Sony and Vizrt as part of the ASPEN Community.

TORONTO—Add another name to the list of manufacturers and end users who have joined the ASPEN Community, as the coalition has announced that Norway broadcaster TV 2 is the latest to adopt the ASPEN framework for creating IP facilities.

Adaptive Sample Picture Encapsulation is a standards-based, open format that moves uncompressed UHD, 3G, HD and SD signals over MPEG-2 transport streams. According to ASPEN, it provides a framework for transporting separated video, audio and metadata as independent IP multicast streams.

TV 2 joins a group of more than 30 companies as part of the ASPEN Community. Some of those companies include AJA, Deltacast, Embrionix, Evertz, Leader Electronics, Myricom, NEP Group, Phabrix, Ross Video and Vizrt.

TORONTO—Pixel Power is heading off to ASPEN, the growing industry coalition on IP, not the popular ski resort. The manufacturer of broadcast automation, playout and graphics technology is the latest company to join the ASPEN Community, which features more than 30 companies that have adopted the ASPEN framework.

ASPEN stands for Adaptive Sample Picture Encapsulation and is a standards-based, open format that moves uncompressed UHD, 3G, HD and SD signals over MPEG-2 transport streams. The ASPEN framework helps transport separated video, audio and metadata as independent IP multicast streams.

Pixel Power joins fellow ASPEN Community members like AJA, Broadcast Pix, ChyronHego, Edit Share, Evertz, For-A, Hitachi, I-Movix, Matrox, Neutrik, Ross Video, Tektronix, Time Warner Cable SportsNet, TV2 and Vizrt.

TORONTO—Another company has joined the ASPEN Community, the integrated live video productions system provider Broadcast Pix. The ASPEN Community is a coalition of manufacturers and end users who are adopting ASPEN Framework for building IP facilities.

Short for Adaptive Sample Picture Encapsulation, the ASPEN protocol is a standards-based, open format that moves uncompressed Ultra HD, 3G, HD and SD signals over MPEG-2 transport streams. The protocol provides a framework for transporting separated video, audio and metadata as independent IP multicast streams.

Broadcast Pix joins more than 30 other companies as part of the coalition, which include AJA, Cinegy, EditShare, Evertz, Hitachi, Matrox, Phabrix, Sony and Vizrt.

TORONTO—Phabrix is the latest company to become a part of the ASPEN Community, a coalition who are working on the ASPEN Framework for building IP facilities.

Adaptive Sample Picture ENcapsulation is an open format that aims to meet real-world requirements of an IP-centric facility while leveraging MPEG2-TS standards. ASPEN provides a framework for transporting separated video, audio and metadata as independent IP multicast streams. The ASPEN Community, founded at IBC 2015, promotes the benefit of the ASPEN Framework through the integration and interoperability of the open format.

Phabrix joins a host of other companies as part of the ASPEN Community, including AJA, Broadcast Pix, ChyronHego, EditShare, Evertz, For-A, Hitachi, Leader Electronics, Matrox, NBC Sports Group, NEP, Neutrik, Ross Video, Sony, Time Warner Cable SportsNet, and Vizrt.

TORONTO—The ASPEN Community is welcoming another manufacturer under its roof, as AJA Video Systems is the latest member to join the coalition. The ASPEN Community is a group of manufacturers and end users who are adopting the ASPEN framework for building state of the art IP facilities.

ASPEN, short for Adaptive Sample Picture ENcapsulation, is an open format that meet real-world requirements of an IP-centric facility while leveraging proven MPEG2-TS standards. It provides a framework for transporting separated video, audio and metadata as independent IP multicast streams.

AJA is a manufacturer of digital video acquisition, interface, conversion and desktop systems for broadcast, production and post-production. It joins other companies like For-A, Evertz, ChyronHego, Ross Video, Vizrt and more as part of the ASPEN Community.

TORONTO—The ASPEN Community adds another member, as For-A has announced it will join the industry coalition at InterBEE 2015. Made up of manufacturers and end-users, the ASPEN Community is for companies that are adopting the ASPEN framework to build IP facilities.

The ASPEN framework provides separated video, audio and metadata on individual IP multicast streams.

For-A joins other companies like ChyronHego, Evertz, Hitachi, Ross Video, Tektronik and more.

TORONTO—Evertz has announced it has a launched a new website for the ASPEN community. ASPEN stands for Adaptive Sample Picture ENcapsulation and was developed as an open framework to build IP facilities.

The ASPEN community includes companies Abekas, ChyronHego, Discovery Communications, Game Creek Video, Hitachi Kokusai Electric Limited Inc., NEP Group Inc., PacketStorm, Ross Video, Sony, Tektronix, Time Warner Cable Sportnet and Vizrt.

The ASPEN community website will provide updates on ASPEN development and deployment. Visit the website at www.aspen-community.com.