Encoders that take a camera, player or computer output and put it on the network — from a single channel to 24 channels in one rack unit.
Choose by input. HDMI is covered from the single-channel HDE-264 and HDE-265L through the 4K HDE-275, HDE-275Q and HDE-276 up to the 16-channel HDE-16265 and HDE-4275Q. SDI runs from the SDE-265 to the 16-channel SDE-16265 and to the broadcast-grade SHDE-4000 and SHDE-400 with 12G-SDI at 4Kp60. The DPE-275 takes DisplayPort, the VDE-265 takes VGA, and the ADE-264B and ADE-16264 accept analogue CVBS alongside HDMI. The EMU-8200, EMU-8500, EMU-8600 and EMU-9500 families put 4 to 24 channels in a single chassis.
All video models encode H.264, most of them also H.265, and every unit is configured from a browser. Streaming protocols depend on the model: UDP/RTP is available throughout, while SRT, RTMP(S) and HLS are supported by most streaming encoders but not by every headend encoder — the IP encoder comparison shows each model. Licence costs are included in the unit price.
Tell us the source, the destination and the channel count and we will name the right model.