HDMI encoder workflow diagram

HDMI Encoder

  • Up to 8 HDMI v2.1 ports
  • SD standard; GPU required for HD and UHD
  • Encodes HDMI to IP (multicast or unicast), or feeds our streamer
  • Dual Gigabit ports, optional dual fibre
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Description

The HDMI Encoder captures live HDMI sources and streams them onto your IP network. Cameras, media players, PCs and other HDMI devices connect over HDMI cable, and the encoder publishes each source as multicast or unicast IP, or feeds our streamer directly for delivery to end-user devices. Standard deployments handle SD sources; for HD and UHD a GPU is added for hardware-accelerated encoding.

HDMI encoder workflow: HDMI sources over HDMI cable to the encoder, which encodes to IP and outputs multicast or unicast or feeds the streamer; SD standard, GPU for HD and UHD, dual Gigabit with optional fibre
HDMI in over cable, encoded to IP, then out as multicast or unicast or straight to the streamer.

Features

  • Can be equipped with up to 8 HDMI v2.1 ports
  • SD input is the standard use case
  • For HD and UHD sources, a GPU is required for hardware-accelerated encoding
  • Encodes HDMI sources to IP
  • Outputs multicast or unicast
  • Can feed our streamer directly for delivery to end-user devices
  • Dual Gigabit network ports, with optional dual fibre ports