Matrox ConvertIP SRH: Single-Channel HDMI-to-IP Converter

Matrox ConvertIP SRH is a compact, high-performance single-channel RJ45 HDMI-to-IP converter built for modern IP-based broadcast and media workflows. Designed to receive or transmit ST 2110 or IPMX signals, it brings the reliability of Matrox engineering to every point in your IP production chain. With a dedicated RJ45 port and a focus on interoperability, SRH is ideal for studios, ob vans, post facilities, and live event production that demand flexible, scalable, and future‑proof connectivity between HDMI and IP networks.

• Flexibility for ST 2110 and IPMX ecosystems: ConvertIP SRH is engineered to bridge HDMI signals to IP networks that conform to ST 2110 and IPMX standards, enabling seamless integration with modern broadcast environments and IP-based facilities.
• Single-channel efficiency with a compact footprint: Featuring one RJ45 port, SRH delivers a focused, cost‑effective solution for studios or remote production sites where space, power, and cabling need to be optimized without sacrificing performance.
• Bidirectional HDMI-to-IP capability: The device can receive or transmit HDMI-derived content over IP networks, providing practical routing versatility for production workflows, monitoring, or distribution pipelines.
• Interoperability and scalability across the ConvertIP family: As part of the Matrox ConvertIP series, SRH is designed to plug into broader IP workflows, enabling future expansion and easy integration with other encoders, decoders, and converters.
• Designed for reliable, low-latency operation in live environments: Built to handle demanding live-production timelines, SRH emphasizes stability, repeatability, and predictable performance when converting between HDMI and IP formats.

Technical Details of Matrox ConvertIP SRH

• Product family: Matrox ConvertIP series
• Channel configuration: Single-channel HDMI-to-IP converter
• Network interface: 1 x RJ45 Ethernet port for IP connectivity
• Signal support: Receives or Transmits ST 2110 or IPMX signals over IP
• Primary function: HDMI-to-IP encoding/decoding with IP bridging capabilities
• Interoperability focus: Built to integrate with standard ST 2110/IPMX workflows and other ConvertIP components

How to install Matrox ConvertIP SRH

• Power down your equipment, then connect the Matrox ConvertIP SRH to a suitable power source and mount it in your rack or workspace as per your facility’s layout.
• Connect the HDMI source to the HDMI input on the SRH, and connect the HDMI output if you plan any local monitoring or pass-through, depending on your installation needs.
• Link the RJ45 network port to your ST 2110/IPMX-compliant network switch or router, ensuring proper network configuration and IP addressing for the destination or source devices.
• Power on the device and access the configuration interface to set the direction (transmit or receive), IP parameters, and any routing or mode options required by your workflow. Save the setup to ensure consistent operation across reboots.
• Verify the path by monitoring the signal on a compatible decoder or display within your IP network, and validate latency and synchronization against your production requirements. Integrate with other ConvertIP components for scalable deployments as needed.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What is Matrox ConvertIP SRH? A: It is a single-channel RJ45 HDMI-to-IP converter designed to receive or transmit ST 2110 or IPMX signals, enabling flexible HDMI-to-IP and IP-to-HDMI workflows within the Matrox ConvertIP family.
• Q: Which standards does the device support? A: The SRH supports ST 2110 and IPMX signaling to ensure interoperability with modern IP video infrastructures.
• Q: How many channels does it handle? A: It handles a single HDMI-to-IP channel, making it a compact, efficient solution for focused tasks in live environments.
• Q: What type of network interface is provided? A: The device includes one RJ45 Ethernet port to connect to IP networks and to integrate with compatible encoders, decoders, or switches.
• Q: Can it be used for both encoding and decoding? A: Yes—ConvertIP SRH is designed to receive or transmit HDMI signals over IP, functioning as part of an encoder/decoder workflow within ST 2110/IPMX contexts.
• Q: How does this fit into a larger ConvertIP deployment? A: SRH is built to work alongside other ConvertIP devices, providing a scalable path from a single channel to a multi-device, IP-based production system with flexible routing and distribution.