Aperi, the pioneer in bringing software-based real-time IP media processing to live
production and networking, has partnered with Macnica Technology, a division of
the $4B Macnica Group, offering industry-leading video-over-IP intellectual property
and products.
Macnica is developing branded apps that provide core IP media processing
functionality and will be available through Aperi’s rapidly expanding App Store.
Macnica and Aperi will also jointly develop technologies that will lead to new video
transport applications and conform to new SMPTE standards.
“We’re extremely proud that Macnica has elected to develop IP real-time media
processing solutions for the Aperi platform,’ said Aperi CEO Joop Janssen. “A robust
offering of apps from leading developers is critical to Aperi’s business model and to
our comprehensive collection of high-quality, all-IP solutions for broadcasters,
service providers and content owners worldwide.’
Apps, available from multiple brands in the Aperi App store, are dynamically
deployed to Aperi’s compute engines, providing fast, secure and extremely cost-
efficient virtualised media processing and delivery. With the industry’s first
virtualised, native live IP media platform, customers can spin channels up and down
on demand—quickly, easily and cost effectively—to stay relevant and earn viewers
as media consumption habits rapidly evolve.
“Aperi’s open platform has met an urgent need in today’s media landscape for
reliable, native IP processing,’ said Marc Levy, CTO at Macnica. “The software-
based platform integrates the essential components needed to implement IP-based
live production workflows supporting the emerging SMPTE standards.’
Aperi will demonstrate its live IP media processing platform at Vidtrans in Los
Angeles and BVE in London before unveiling new partners and platform features at
NAB 2017, 22nd – 27th April in Las Vegas, NV.
