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20 December 2021 Media Networks Latin America and Ross Video celebrates two decades of partnership. 
26 January 2022 Ross Video updates Voyager and Lucid Studio, solutions for virtual and XR production.15 February 2022 Ross Video and Van Wagner return to produce the biggest game in the NFL.18 February 2022 Todd Denis appointed vice president of marketing at Ross Video.
21 February 2022 Ross Video welcomes Debbie Weinstein and Jim Roche to its Board of Directors.
11 March 2022 Bond University integrates Ross Carbonite switcher into its studios. 17 March 2022 Ross Video Xpresssion Tessera SE manages graphics content for new SK Broadband set. 8 April 2022 Furio by Ross Video now compatible with the Chrosziel Magnum system. 18 April 2022 ATG Danmon integrates an IP-based remote production studio. 19 April 2022 Ross Video heads to NAB 2022 with enhancements to +10 product lines. 8 June 2022 Ross video to offer a face-to-face experience at IBC 2022. 21 June 2022 Rocket Surgery (Ross Video) wins two Telly Awards. This really is a powerhouse solution and I know our customers are going to get enormous benefit from it.” The combination of Ultrix and Carbonite brings together the best of Ross innovation with an incredibly powerful feature set, directly addressing customer requirements for greater efficiency and improved value. Nigel Spratling, VP of switchers at Ross, highlights the value of the new solution: “I’m delighted that we are now able to add Carbonite to the new SDPE blade installed in an Ultrix platform. Similarly, Ultrix Carbonite allows the installation of multiple SDPE engines, configured as Carbonite switchers, in a single FR5 rack, providing the opportunity to produce in HD and 4K UHD formats simultaneously. Ross remarks that this solution, designed for smaller technical installations or OB vans, eliminates the need for audio processing, frame sync and MultiViewer hardware required in traditional system designs. This means that a 2RU chassis and a 1RU redundant power supply rack can provide a multi-M/E production switcher and routing platform compatible with HD and UHD streams. Any of the three available Ultrix I/O cards ( SDI, IP or SFP) can be installed in the available slots and mixed as required.Įach SDPE can be installed in an Ultrix FR2 or FR5 chassis and provides up to two banks of Carbonite M/E and MiniMEs. Ultrix Carbonite adapts to different signal formats or mixed or changing connectivity schemes. In this way, Ross believes that significant CapEx and OpEx savings can be achieved over the life of the solution. Ross‘ goal with this launch is to create a new standard for “performance, flexibility and value.”Ĭombining the routing platform with the production switch, as the Canadian firm notes, reduces the number of points of failure between racks and maintenance requirements. Ultrix Carbonite combines the routing and processing capabilities of Ultrix with the creative capabilities of Carbonite, a mid-sized production switcher. Ross Video shares highlights of Ultrix Carbonite, its “hyperconverged” production platform Following its presentation at the Ross Live 2021 event, Ross Video has detailed the key features of Ultrix Carbonite, an integrated solution based on the software-defined production engine (SPDE) initially used for Ultrix Acuity.
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