Maevex units come bundled with PowerStream software, allowing for easy remote management of Maevex devices
Maevex encoders and decoders capture, stream, and decode video from a variety of sources

Matrox Graphics recently announced the Maevex 5100 Series video over IP solution will be shipping mid-April and priced for unprecedented price-performance value. Samples are currently available upon request to qualified AV/IT resellers and system integrators. Maevex enables the extension of Full HD quality video over standard IP networks for digital signage, collaborative video walls, manufacturing and automation, process control, and many other applications. Maevex Encoders and Decoders capture, stream, and decode video from a variety of sources, and even allow for software-based decoding on non-Maevex devices. Maevex units come bundled with PowerStream software, allowing for easy remote management of Maevex devices and enabling a wide variety of user-defined stream-management features. These include adjustable low bit-rate encoding for minimal and cost-effective bandwidth consumption.

Maevex 5100 Series will be available later this April:

  • Maevex Encoder – MVX-E5150F
  • Maevex Decoder – MVX-D5150F
  • Maevex Encoder/Decoder Bundle – MVX-ED5150F

 “Maevex and PowerStream provide AV and IT professionals with a user-friendly means to extend video and audio, striking a perfect balance between excellent video and audio quality and affordability,” said Ron Berty, business development manager, Matrox Graphics Inc. “We expect the availability of Maevex to provide integrators and AV/IT resellers with a cost-effective video over IP solution that was previously out of reach.”

Maevex will be demonstrated live at 2013 NAB Show at Matrox booth #SL4616, April 8 – 11 at the Las Vegas Convention Center and at InfoComm 2013 at Matrox booth #4759, June 12 – 14 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida. Customers are invited to contact Matrox Graphics or its distributors immediately in regard to inventory, sample requests and potential projects.

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