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“Material Exchange Format” powered by MOG

[Portugal, April 2016] - MOG Technologies, a worldwide supplier for both centralized ingest solutions and MXF development tools, has recently announced a new version of MXF::SDK, its MXF Software Development Toolkit.

MOG’s MXF::SDK was launched in 2003 and was the first commercially available implementation of MXF. MXF::SDK abstracts the application layer from the details and complexity of the MXF format, using simple application programming interfaces. It counts with a vast number of customers worldwide using it to enable MXF on their own products.

The new version of MXF::SDK is simpler to integrate with and even more complete, with support for the latest formats like XAVC, AVC Ultra and DNxHR, as well as a simplified licensing and distribution model.


Our current customers will notice two great changes:

  • Firstly, it was totally rewritten internally in order to take advantage of the latest C++ compilers but we managed to do it while being binary compatible with older compilers;
  • Secondly, we have packaged all the codecs and formats in a single product, with a single DLL and license. This means anything SD, HD and UHD, in one place.
The new trial is ready to ship and can be requested at sales@mog-technologies.com
 
About MOG:
Based on open industry standards and offering state-of-the-art technology, MOG Technologies has established itself in the market as the worldwide supplier for both Centralized Ingest Solutions and MXF Development Tools. For over a decade, MOG has been helping worldwide broadcasters and technology providers to increase the overall performance of their workflows while migrating to  file-based environments, and ensuring high interoperability between systems and formats.

From MXF Experts to worldwide leaders in File-Based Systems and a growing company on the expansion to the cloud, MOG aims to exceed media challenges and to break the workflow boundaries by delivering fully interoperable solutions to the broadcast industry. For more information visit:www.mog-technologies.com

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