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Imagine Communications SNP-XS IBC2025

August 21, 2025 Lisa Park Tech
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  • Denver-based Imagine Communications is set to introduce the ⁤SNP-XS, a new addition to ‍its Selenio ‍Network processor (SNP) family,⁢ at IBC2025, taking‍ place September‍ 12-15 ⁣at the RAI...
  • Imagine Communications has shipped over 5,000 SNP ‍units as its initial release in 2017, collectively powering more than 150,000 video streams and 2 million audio ⁤streams⁤ globally.
  • According ⁤to John Mailhot, senior vice ⁣president of product management at Imagine Communications, "IP technology is‍ no⁢ longer limited to tier 1 broadcasters and large-scale projects - it's...
Original source: tvtechnology.com

Imagine Communications Unveils Compact SNP-XS Processor for Flexible Broadcast Infrastructure

Table of Contents

  • Imagine Communications Unveils Compact SNP-XS Processor for Flexible Broadcast Infrastructure
    • The Evolving Landscape of ⁤Broadcast Infrastructure
      • SNP-XS: Key Facts
    • A Proven⁤ Platform, Now More Versatile
    • Addressing ⁢Diverse Deployment Scenarios
    • Technical Specifications and Availability

Published August 21, ⁣2024

The Evolving Landscape of ⁤Broadcast Infrastructure

Denver-based Imagine Communications is set to introduce the ⁤SNP-XS, a new addition to ‍its Selenio ‍Network processor (SNP) family,⁢ at IBC2025, taking‍ place September‍ 12-15 ⁣at the RAI Amsterdam. this new processor⁣ is designed⁣ to deliver the power of the SNP platform in‍ a remarkably⁢ compact, deploy-anywhere‍ 2RU form factor. The SNP-XS addresses ‍a ‍growing need for ⁢adaptable and space-efficient processing solutions in modern broadcast environments.

SNP-XS: Key Facts

  • What: A compact, high-performance processor based on Imagine Communications’ Selenio network⁤ Processor (SNP) platform.
  • Where: Debuting at IBC2025,RAI ⁢Amsterdam,September 12-15.
  • Why ‍it ⁣Matters: Offers a flexible, space-saving solution ⁤for edge deployments, ⁤facility expansions, and mobile production, bridging SDI and IP workflows.
  • Key Features: Ultra-quiet operation, SMPTE ST 2110/ST 2022-6 and SDI ⁢support,⁤ runs⁢ all 16 SNP applications.
  • What’s Next: Demonstrations at Imagine Communications’ IBC2025 stand 1.B73.

A Proven⁤ Platform, Now More Versatile

Imagine Communications has shipped over 5,000 SNP ‍units as its initial release in 2017, collectively powering more than 150,000 video streams and 2 million audio ⁤streams⁤ globally. ⁣The SNP-XS builds upon the established, ⁢field-proven architecture ⁢of the flagship SNP platform, offering full compatibility with existing workflows. It supports industry-standard ⁢SMPTE ST ⁣2110 and ST 2022-6 IP protocols, while together maintaining interoperability with traditional SDI-based systems. This makes the SNP-XS an ideal solution for broadcasters and ⁢media companies navigating the transition to‍ IP or⁣ optimizing existing SDI infrastructure.

According ⁤to John Mailhot, senior vice ⁣president of product management at Imagine Communications, “IP technology is‍ no⁢ longer limited to tier 1 broadcasters and large-scale projects – it’s become the clear ⁤path forward for media operations of all sizes – making SNP-XS exactly the right ⁣tool ⁣at the right time.”

Addressing ⁢Diverse Deployment Scenarios

The SNP-XS’s compact size and flexible I/O configurations make it suitable for a⁢ wide range ⁤of applications. These include edge deployments,‍ facility expansions, remote routing endpoints, and mobile production environments where space is often at a premium. ⁣ mailhot⁣ further explains that even within large⁤ facilities, there are numerous smaller applications – such as‍ edit suites and standup studios – where a compact, high-quality processor is essential. The SNP-XS’s low-noise design and analog audio breakout capabilities further enhance its suitability for these environments.

The processor⁤ runs all 16‍ current SNP applications out of the box,‍ including⁣ critical ⁢functions like UHD and‍ HDR conversion,⁢ multiviewers, master⁤ control, and‍ JPEG XS⁤ encoding. ⁣It also shares the same software releases, apis, control protocols, and feature licenses as the larger SNP platform, ensuring a consistent and streamlined deployment experience.

Technical Specifications and Availability

the SNP-XS is designed for 2RU rack mounting and boasts ⁢ultra-quiet operation,minimizing noise pollution in sensitive ⁣broadcast environments. Its flexible I/O options allow for ⁤customization to meet specific workflow requirements. Imagine Communications will be demonstrating the‍ SNP-XS at its⁢ IBC2025 stand, 1.B73, providing attendees with a firsthand look at its capabilities.

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The introduction of the SNP-XS signals a ⁤continued⁤ trend toward virtualization⁢ and modularity in broadcast⁢ infrastructure.‍ By bringing‍ the power of a ⁤full-scale SNP into a smaller footprint, Imagine Communications is ⁢empowering a wider range of media organizations to adopt ‍IP-based workflows without significant ⁤capital expenditure or operational disruption. This is notably important as the industry grapples ⁤with the increasing demand for flexible, scalable, and cost-effective solutions.

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