A pocket-sized NMOS controller for broadcast engineers. Discover devices, route signals, schedule routes, and visualise signal flow — all from your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
Everything broadcast engineers need to manage SMPTE ST 2110 / NMOS networks, right from a mobile device.
Route video, audio, and ancillary data streams between NMOS senders and receivers with a single tap. Supports IS-05 connection management with SDP transport files.
Set up routes to execute at a specific date and time. See media type tags (Video, Audio, Ancillary) on every source and manage scheduled routes with a clean list view.
Interactive topology diagram with draggable nodes, bezier connection lines, pinch-to-zoom, and tap-to-inspect. See your entire signal chain at a glance.
Automatic Bonjour/mDNS discovery of all NMOS nodes on the network. Browse device details, senders, receivers, and SDP status with colour-coded indicators.
Every route action is logged with timestamps. Export your route history as a PDF report and share it directly from the app.
Adaptive layout that works beautifully on compact iPhone screens, spacious iPad displays, and Mac Catalyst. Sidebar navigation on wide screens, stacked views on compact.
Monitor live multicast streams in real time. See UDP packet rates and bitrate for every stream, with beautiful graph views and support for custom multicast IPs on non-NMOS devices.
Save and instantly recall multi-destination routing presets. Export and share salvo files with your team so everyone can recall the same setups in one tap.
Built-in reference articles covering SMPTE ST 2110, NMOS, SDP, PTP, redundancy, and more. Includes an interactive bandwidth calculator for any video format.
Designed for dark environments in broadcast control rooms.
The latest updates and improvements to Pocket 2110.
Signal Probe, Salvos, a built-in 2110 Knowledge Base, and a major Schedule upgrade — the biggest release yet.
Improved name handling for main routing plus a brand-new icon-based routing experience.
SMPTE ST 2110 is the professional media industry standard for transporting video, audio, and ancillary data over IP networks. It replaces traditional SDI infrastructure with flexible, scalable IP workflows.
NMOS (Networked Media Open Specifications) from AMWA provides discovery (IS-04) and connection management (IS-05) APIs that allow devices on an ST 2110 network to find each other and establish signal routes.
Traditional NMOS controllers require desktop software or complex web interfaces. Pocket 2110 puts full routing control in your pocket — discover devices via Bonjour, route signals with a tap, schedule routes for later, and see your entire signal topology at a glance.
Have feedback, a feature idea, or found a bug? We'd love to hear from you.
Download Pocket 2110 and take control of your ST 2110 network today.
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