Jeremy, where do you see MXLR in VizRT's future? Is it just more hype?

40:53Is it just more hype? He asks. Good question. I just happened to see your comment on another thread on social media on a post regarding MXL there, Jeff. So, yeah, that along with tons of other IP protocols, everything is kind of still in play. And it's very interesting to see how things, I mean, even IPMX, I mean, there's so many other things that are out there.

41:17How do you play nice? And that's something that I've been saying about, you know, VizRT and the TriCaster products for a long time. We play well with others. Yes, NDI is fantastic. We're able to now 1.2 million hardware nodes, you know, across the planet where we're deployed, you know, have NDI deployed at. But we're still going to have to interface with other types of architecture.

41:38You know, we're doing the Dante virtual sound card. We've done that for a long time on the TriCaster side of it. Even if you're talking about the Viz Engine products, I've had 2110 in them. So there's other ways that we've had interactivity with other types of platforms. So I can only imagine MXL will be part of the conversation at some point. I mean, we've been doing SRT in and out. We've been doing so many other things

42:00for a long time that I don't see it not being part of the conversation at some point. I just don't know because I'm not in product management. So I don't know where it is on the roadmap. that. But it's not something that I'm that we're not going to I'm not going to ignore it. I mean, it's it's clearly out there. It's it's being discussed as being utilized. And it's

42:17just, where is it at its infancy and how well it plays nice. And then, you know, how's that going to look in the future? I don't know yet. I think it the in previous years, TriCastle was much more locked down than it is now. And a good example of that is the the fact that you can get the software and use it with Blackmagic hardware, AJA hardware,

42:43that was never thought of back in the day. So I can see that it's not being totally closed to standards that might come about, but having to wait and see what comes, right? What eventually works. Right. Yeah. What does the business case look like? what's the workflow look like in those conversations that is up to product management where they want to take stuff. Yeah. Cool. Next question comes from the Pacific Northwest,

43:15Guy Cochran in Seattle, Washington says, seeing Viz with news anchors as operators, can you walk us through this exciting transition? I mean, the cat's kind of out of the bag now since these anchors have posted stuff all over social. This has been a very fun project over the last, I'll say, year and a half probably. A lot of media and news companies have not really seen the writing on the wall,