AptoVision Announces Design Win for BlueRiver NT2000 Chipset Leading up to InfoComm China 2017

MediaComm to develop SDVoE-compliant AV-over-IP transmitters and receivers for command center applications

MONTREAL — March 30, 2017 — AptoVision™ today announced that Guangzhou MediaComm Technology Co. Ltd. has chosen the BlueRiver™ NT2000 AV-over-IP chipset for its next generation command center products. 

“MediaComm is designing a solution using AptoVision’s industry-leading BlueRiver NT2000 chipset to provide our customers a pristine video experience with low latency for many AV applications,” said Alan Wang, general manager at MediaComm. “Our customers will also appreciate the interoperability with other pro AV products offered by adherence to the SDVoE Alliance performance specifications.”

“The premium features of our flagship BlueRiver NT2000 chipset are ideal for OEMs like MediaComm who are targeting demanding control room applications,” said Charles Dobson, VP global sales at AptoVision. “Not only does BlueRiver NT2000 provide the zero-latency 4K switching and uncompromised video quality that are vital, it also offers ultra-high quality video scaling and multi-image compositing capabilities, complete with the comprehensive BlueRiver API (Applications Programing Interface) that makes implementing video walls and multiviewers simple.”

MediaComm executives will be in attendance at InfoComm China 2017 (April 12-14, China National Convention Center). Gerry Wilkins, AptoVision’s director of business development – APAC, can be contacted by email to facilitate meetings

About MediaComm

MediaComm美凯 provides a wide array of corporate and government clients with integrated solutions for command and control and other pro AV applications. Based in Guangzhou, MediaComm employs 90 staff and has offices in nine other Chinese cities. We pride ourselves on the quality of our work and the high level of service we provide our customers. For more information, visit www.mediacomm.com.cn.

About the SDVoE Alliance

SDVoE is an initialism for “Software Defined Video over Ethernet”. The SDVoE Alliance is a nonprofit consortium of technology providers collaborating to standardize the adoption of Ethernet to transport AV signals in professional AV environments, and to create an ecosystem around SDVoE technology allowing software to define AV applications. The alliance participates in tradeshows and conferences, publishes white papers and case studies and promotes SDVoE technology, and solutions based on the technology, to system integrators, designers and consultants. Training and installer certification are also part of the mandate. The SDVoE Alliance founding members are AptoVision, Aquantia, Christie Digital, NETGEAR, Sony and ZeeVee. All interested parties are invited to join the alliance and work toward its goals. For more information, visit www.sdvoe.org.

About AptoVision

AptoVision provides advanced chipsets for AV signal distribution. The company’s award-winning BlueRiver technology has forever changed the dynamics of the pro AV industry by letting installers and OEMs replace proprietary AV matrix switches with off-the-shelf Ethernet networks that deliver dramatically better price/performance, flexibility and scalability. Enabling end-to-end systems for AV and KVM signal extension, IP-based switching, video wall and multi-view applications, BlueRiver chipsets offer zero-latency, uncompressed 4K streaming over standard Ethernet and unique support for HDMI 2.0a and HDR. They also integrate high-fidelity video scaling, windowing and audio downmixing. Founded in 2011, AptoVision is a privately held company headquartered in Montreal, Canada. For more information, visit www.aptovision.com.

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