ST 2110 Insights

What is ST 2110?

SMPTE ST 2110 is a suite of standards that specifies how to transport professional media, such as video, audio, and metadata, over IP networks in real-time. It is commonly used in broadcast and production environments to enable more flexible and scalable workflows by decoupling video, audio, and ancillary data streams, allowing them to be routed and processed independently.

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What other technologies are related to ST 2110?

ST 2110 Competitor Technologies

SDI

SDI is a baseband video interface that is a direct alternative to ST 2110, which is an IP-based standard. SDI is a legacy technology being replaced by IP based workflows.

mentioned alongside ST 2110 in 3% (92) of relevant job posts

SRT

SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) is a video transport protocol that competes with ST 2110, especially in situations where reliable transport over the internet is required, such as contribution and distribution. While ST 2110 is focused on local networks, SRT targets wide area networks.

mentioned alongside ST 2110 in 4% (56) of relevant job posts

NDI

NDI (Network Device Interface) is a video-over-IP protocol that offers an alternative to ST 2110. While ST 2110 is a professional broadcast standard, NDI offers a more flexible approach suitable for various production workflows.

mentioned alongside ST 2110 in 4% (55) of relevant job posts

ST 2110 Complementary Technologies

AES67

AES67 is an audio-over-IP standard that is often used in conjunction with ST 2110 to provide a complete media transport solution. ST 2110 handles video, while AES67 handles audio, both using IP.

mentioned alongside ST 2110 in 9% (58) of relevant job posts

PTP

PTP (Precision Time Protocol) is a crucial component of ST 2110, providing the precise synchronization necessary for accurate timing of audio and video streams within an IP network. ST 2110 relies on PTP.

mentioned alongside ST 2110 in 2% (58) of relevant job posts