Thor Broadcast “2Ch Hdmi To Dvb-T Encoder Modulator“
Digital HDTV channels are simple to distribute over coax and are visible on any TV without needing video adapters or set top boxes. Thor HDMI to DVB-T modulators are combination devices that bundle real time HD hardware encoders with a managed program stream multiplexer and agile RF QPSK modulator. Each chassis can encode up to 4 channels of HDMI video to MPEG-2 or H.264 and modulate the programs on up to 4 DVB-T carrier outputs. In addition to the encoded programs, the unit can also modulate programs encoded externally via an ASI input. This platform is most commonly used by large organizations or broadcasters that own SDI matrix routers. This platform is ideal for corporate MATV systems or in house HD video distribution from SDI sources. This platform is not recommend for broadcast headend signal origination due to lack of 708 closed captioning support. Digital Video Broadcast: Terestrial DVB-T Modulation StandardThe DVB-T standard is the worlds most widely adopted radio frequency modulation standard for digital video broadcast over terrestrial systems. This standard is used throughout the world for both cable and over the air digital video broadcast systems. The standard was first used in the United Kingdom, and has since gained in acceptance in over 90 worldwide countries. This standard supports the original DVB-T modulation protocols for both QPSK and QAM16/64. This chassis outputs either 2 or 4 adjacent RF carriers and can distribute programing anywhere between those channels. The unit also supports ingestion of externally encoded programing via the ASI input. The ASI input can be parsed for up to 120 Mbps of incoming programing based on model hardware and software selection.DVBT-IPLL: Low Latency Encoding OptionUnit model numbers that include ""LL"" indicate that model includes Thor's low latency encoding option. This new feature reduces the time delay between video input and encoded program output by more than 10 times. Standard model encoder modulator chassis systems typically have an encoding latency of 700-1200 ms depending on encoding parameters and output configurations. For many applications, adding approximately 1 second latency doesn't make a difference. For other applications, such as live events; 1 second delay is very noticeable and prevents modulation from being used in distribution systems. The solution to live video broadcast applications is the Low Latency upgrade option for the encoders. IPLL models typically have an encoding latency of approximately 70-110ms, making them suitable for distribution of live video events.Features:Conversion: HDMI to RF DVB-T2 HDMI Input up to 720p/1080i/1080p60Licensed HDMI inputs2 CATV RF Output up to 4 Adjacent channelsQPSK QAM-16/26 RF Out up to 4 AdjacentFully IP control and Network Management through browserFront Panel LCD local controlIPTV Output Unicast or Multicast IGMP UDP,RTP/RTSPASI Output with multiplexer cherry pickingLow Latency - 300/500/800ms delay via different modes - IP will always be closer to 800ms due to the decoding (these values are end to end, not just the encoding speed)MPEG2 Video or MPEG4 H.264 EncodingFirmware for ATSC, DVB-T, DVB-S2 Available2 slot design - Other Video Inputs cards available - Hot swappable - SDI Card, YpbPr Card.Any HDMI Input up to Full HD at1080p60ASI Input SPTS or MPTS up to 120 MbpsIntegrates fully independent encoders with a multiplexer and modulatorModulates up to 4 adjacent QPSK, QAM-16/64 carriers with up to 28 Mbps eachSupports full HD 1080p60 input & encoding from any HDMI digital video sourceEach encoder independently configured: supports all standard HDTV resolutionsIPTV output on second network port in UDP IGMP Multicast or Unicast formatDVB-ASI output on mirrored BNC terminals for use in broadcasting systemsFully network managed device with all settings configurable through web browser
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Digital HDTV channels are simple to distribute over coax and are visible on any TV without needing video adapters or set top boxes. Thor HDMI to DVB-T modulators are combination devices that bundle real time HD hardware encoders with a managed program stream multiplexer and agile RF QPSK modulator. Each chassis can encode up to 4 channels of HDMI video to MPEG-2 or H.264 and modulate the programs on up to 4 DVB-T carrier outputs. In addition to the encoded programs, the unit can also modulate programs encoded externally via an ASI input. This platform is most commonly used by large organizations or broadcasters that own SDI matrix routers. This platform is ideal for corporate MATV systems or in house HD video distribution from SDI sources. This platform is not recommend for broadcast headend signal origination due to lack of 708 closed captioning support. Digital Video Broadcast: Terestrial DVB-T Modulation StandardThe DVB-T standard is the worlds most widely adopted radio frequency modulation standard for digital video broadcast over terrestrial systems. This standard is used throughout the world for both cable and over the air digital video broadcast systems. The standard was first used in the United Kingdom, and has since gained in acceptance in over 90 worldwide countries. This standard supports the original DVB-T modulation protocols for both QPSK and QAM16/64. This chassis outputs either 2 or 4 adjacent RF carriers and can distribute programing anywhere between those channels. The unit also supports ingestion of externally encoded programing via the ASI input. The ASI input can be parsed for up to 120 Mbps of incoming programing based on model hardware and software selection.DVBT-IPLL: Low Latency Encoding OptionUnit model numbers that include ""LL"" indicate that model includes Thor's low latency encoding option. This new feature reduces the time delay between video input and encoded program output by more than 10 times. Standard model encoder modulator chassis systems typically have an encoding latency of 700-1200 ms depending on encoding parameters and output configurations. For many applications, adding approximately 1 second latency doesn't make a difference. For other applications, such as live events; 1 second delay is very noticeable and prevents modulation from being used in distribution systems. The solution to live video broadcast applications is the Low Latency upgrade option for the encoders. IPLL models typically have an encoding latency of approximately 70-110ms, making them suitable for distribution of live video events.Features:Conversion: HDMI to RF DVB-T2 HDMI Input up to 720p/1080i/1080p60Licensed HDMI inputs2 CATV RF Output up to 4 Adjacent channelsQPSK QAM-16/26 RF Out up to 4 AdjacentFully IP control and Network Management through browserFront Panel LCD local controlIPTV Output Unicast or Multicast IGMP UDP,RTP/RTSPASI Output with multiplexer cherry pickingLow Latency - 300/500/800ms delay via different modes - IP will always be closer to 800ms due to the decoding (these values are end to end, not just the encoding speed)MPEG2 Video or MPEG4 H.264 EncodingFirmware for ATSC, DVB-T, DVB-S2 Available2 slot design - Other Video Inputs cards available - Hot swappable - SDI Card, YpbPr Card.Any HDMI Input up to Full HD at1080p60ASI Input SPTS or MPTS up to 120 MbpsIntegrates fully independent encoders with a multiplexer and modulatorModulates up to 4 adjacent QPSK, QAM-16/64 carriers with up to 28 Mbps eachSupports full HD 1080p60 input & encoding from any HDMI digital video sourceEach encoder independently configured: supports all standard HDTV resolutionsIPTV output on second network port in UDP IGMP Multicast or Unicast formatDVB-ASI output on mirrored BNC terminals for use in broadcasting systemsFully network managed device with all settings configurable through web browser
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Product Description
Digital HDTV channels are simple to distribute over coax and are visible on any TV without needing video adapters or set top boxes. Thor HDMI to DVB-T modulators are combination devices that bundle real time HD hardware encoders with a managed program stream multiplexer and agile RF QPSK modulator. Each chassis can encode up to 4 channels of HDMI video to MPEG-2 or H.264 and modulate the programs on up to 4 DVB-T carrier outputs. In addition to the encoded programs, the unit can also modulate programs encoded externally via an ASI input. This platform is most commonly used by large organizations or broadcasters that own SDI matrix routers. This platform is ideal for corporate MATV systems or in house HD video distribution from SDI sources. This platform is not recommend for broadcast headend signal origination due to lack of 708 closed captioning support. Digital Video Broadcast: Terestrial DVB-T Modulation StandardThe DVB-T standard is the worlds most widely adopted radio frequency modulation standard for digital video broadcast over terrestrial systems. This standard is used throughout the world for both cable and over the air digital video broadcast systems. The standard was first used in the United Kingdom, and has since gained in acceptance in over 90 worldwide countries. This standard supports the original DVB-T modulation protocols for both QPSK and QAM16/64. This chassis outputs either 2 or 4 adjacent RF carriers and can distribute programing anywhere between those channels. The unit also supports ingestion of externally encoded programing via the ASI input. The ASI input can be parsed for up to 120 Mbps of incoming programing based on model hardware and software selection.DVBT-IPLL: Low Latency Encoding OptionUnit model numbers that include ""LL"" indicate that model includes Thor's low latency encoding option. This new feature reduces the time delay between video input and encoded program output by more than 10 times. Standard model encoder modulator chassis systems typically have an encoding latency of 700-1200 ms depending on encoding parameters and output configurations. For many applications, adding approximately 1 second latency doesn't make a difference. For other applications, such as live events; 1 second delay is very noticeable and prevents modulation from being used in distribution systems. The solution to live video broadcast applications is the Low Latency upgrade option for the encoders. IPLL models typically have an encoding latency of approximately 70-110ms, making them suitable for distribution of live video events.Features:Conversion: HDMI to RF DVB-T2 HDMI Input up to 720p/1080i/1080p60Licensed HDMI inputs2 CATV RF Output up to 4 Adjacent channelsQPSK QAM-16/26 RF Out up to 4 AdjacentFully IP control and Network Management through browserFront Panel LCD local controlIPTV Output Unicast or Multicast IGMP UDP,RTP/RTSPASI Output with multiplexer cherry pickingLow Latency - 300/500/800ms delay via different modes - IP will always be closer to 800ms due to the decoding (these values are end to end, not just the encoding speed)MPEG2 Video or MPEG4 H.264 EncodingFirmware for ATSC, DVB-T, DVB-S2 Available2 slot design - Other Video Inputs cards available - Hot swappable - SDI Card, YpbPr Card.Any HDMI Input up to Full HD at1080p60ASI Input SPTS or MPTS up to 120 MbpsIntegrates fully independent encoders with a multiplexer and modulatorModulates up to 4 adjacent QPSK, QAM-16/64 carriers with up to 28 Mbps eachSupports full HD 1080p60 input & encoding from any HDMI digital video sourceEach encoder independently configured: supports all standard HDTV resolutionsIPTV output on second network port in UDP IGMP Multicast or Unicast formatDVB-ASI output on mirrored BNC terminals for use in broadcasting systemsFully network managed device with all settings configurable through web browser
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