2 x HDMI HDCP Codificador QAM, ATSC, DVB-T. ISDB-T Modulador con Dolby AC/3 Audio

Descripción

Compacto de Doble Canal HDTV Modulador

PN: H-2ADHD

Thor doble canal compacto codificador moduladores están dise?ados para una alta densidad de TVAD digital canal de generación. Estos sistemas de aceptar entradas de vídeo en todas las estándar HD o SD a formatos, incluyendo el componente, compuesto, HDMI. Además también sirve de apoyo a otras funciones avanzadas que normalmente se encuentran en mayor 19 en rack de sistemas. Su factor de forma compacto está dise?ado para ser una mesa/escritorio de montaje de la instalación. Apoyó las características incluyen soporte para HDCP, subtítulos cerrados (608 en analógico RCA), independiente de la entrada de audio aparte de HDMI para audio. Para su comodidad, todas las funciones se pueden definir a través de un teclado y de la pantalla LCD situada en la parte superior de la unidad. Sin embargo, el método ideal para la configuración se proporciona a través de cualquier navegador de web estándar. Dos de red Ethernet puertos, uno para la configuración y el segundo para la IPTV de salida. IPTV de salida se proporciona en el formulario de la UDP unicast o multicast dirección de las salidas, con dos direcciones para un solo programa de SPTS salidas y una dirección única para el combinado de programa multi MPTS corriente. Para los organismos de radiodifusión, tanto ASI de entrada y de salida se proporcionan terminales BNC. HDTV de salida se proporciona en el estándar de 75 ohmios Tipo de conectores F con ajuste de potencia de salida de RF nivel. El H-2ADHD también es capaz de modular tanto los estándares de QAM y ATSC, el uso de la altamente funcional NMS GUI que eres capaz de utilizar cualquiera de las normas, sin necesidad de reprogramar la unidad. Póngase en contacto con un representante de ventas para más información.

Caracteristicas

Dual HD o SD canales en compacto modulador del codificador de factor de forma
Soporta tanto MPEG-2 o H. 264 codificación de video codecs
Es compatible con Dolby AC/3 de la pasarela de audio de hasta 7.1 canales
Modelos disponibles para ATSC, DVB-C o DVB-T de Televisión (unidad viene cargado con QAM Y ATSC modulación de las normas)
Soporta IPTV de salida en la UDP formato de unidifusión o multidifusión
Soporta EIA 608 tipo de subtítulos analógicos de entrada
ASI de entrada y de multiplexación de la función que se proporciona con salida ASI de

Dibujos

Vídeo

2 HDMI over IP and over Coax HD encoder and Digital modulator -QAM ATSC DVB-T ISDB-T

HDMI over coax and HDMI over IP, 2 individual Chanel HDMI digital modulator with QAM, ATSC ,DVB-T and ISDB-T CATV RF output. Unit has also IPTV Transport stream output - multicast or unicast , udp, rtp or rtsp , this is the easiest way to distribute HD content up to 1080p/60 form HDMI source over existing COAX network and IP Ethernet network, on sale now for $1200 https://shop.thorbroadcast.com/2-HDMI-YPBPR-HD-DIGITAL-TV-MODULATOR-QAM-ATSC-DVB-T-IPTV_p_13.html MPEG2 or H.264 Encoding , Audio Dolby AC3 and CC closed captioning input 2 programs can be muxed on the single CATV channel or have separate channels, VCT supported .Separate SMPT's for each HDMI input or one muxed MPTS's . to vied it on the computer you can use VLC player, syntex is udp://@224.2.2.2:2234

Selección de modelo

H-2ADHD-QAM-IPLL

H-2ADHD-ATSC-IPLL

H-2ADHD-TDT-IPLL

Especificación

*Todas las Especificaciones Sujetas a Cambio Sin previo Aviso
De entrada	HD: HDMI y la Salida hasta 1080P60 SD: Compuesto Analógico
Resoluciones Compatibles	720x480P 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 1280x720P 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 1920x1080I 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz
Códecs De Vídeo	MPEG-2 HD 1.5-19.5 Mbps H. 264 HD 0.8-19.5 Mbps
Códecs De Audio	MPEG-1 Capa II MPEG-2 AAC MPEG-4 AAC, AC3 Dolby de Audio Dolby Passthrough
Velocidad De Muestreo De Audio	48 kHz
Las Tasas De Bits De Audio	64 kbps, 96 kbps, 128 kbps, 192 kbps, 256 kbps, 320 kbps
Modulación Estándar	ATSC, DVB-C (QAM64 QAM256) , DVB-T, ISDB-T Normas son seleccionables desde el panel frontal, Fimware actualización no es necesaria para cada estándar
Rango de Frecuencia de RF	30-960 MHz 1 KHz Paso
El Nivel de Potencia de RF	5-35 dBmV Ajustable
Salida DVB-ASI	Conector BNC: 1 A 60 Mbps
DVB-ASI de Entrada	Conector BNC: 1-120 Mbps Los programas Seleccionados por PID Los programas de Mux para todas las Salidas
IPTV de Salida	MPEG-TS MPTS a través de UDP De unidifusión y Multidifusión Compatibles
Entrada De Alimentación	100-240 VAC cambio Automático ~ 20 W
Dimensiones	13 x 9 x 1.75 Pulgadas
Peso	9 Libras
Temperatura De Funcionamiento	32-110 F

Question and Answers

Answer:
Yes, we do, the HDMI to ASI converter is actually MPEG2 or H.264 Video encoders https://thorbroadcast.com/product/1-4-hdmi-to-qam-modulators-and-iptv-streaming-encoders-8230.html/12 HDMI-QAM-IPLL unit is an HDMI encoder and will output video to ASI We have also 2ch HDMI or 4 channel HDMI to ASI They take 2 or HDMI inputs, encoders it MPEG2 or H.264, in mux you can choose one TS or second or muxed together as MPTS on the ASI output. The units have also IPTV outputs, SMTP's or MPTS multicast / unicast - UPD, RTP, RTSP This is the link: https://thorbroadcast.com/product/2-hdmi-ypbpr-hd-digital-tv-modulator-qam-atsc-dvb-t-8230.html

Answer:
Yes, that is correct. Only some of our modulators, typically the more high end models have those specific chipsets which allow multiple programs on a single RF channel / carrier. So if you are looking to put at least 2 HD channels or perhaps 4 SD channels on the same RF carrier, then those would be the models you'd want to look at. The 4ADHD is an advanced model and has more in depth and intuitive NMS Gui's that allow you to do that. You just have to stay within the constraints of RF QAM bandwidth, and those units allow you to set the Mbps output per program. All data sheets, manuals, and specs can be found on their independent webpages.

Answer:

Yes, the encoder can output either UDP or RTP unicast or multicast streams, depending on your preference. For example, for CH 1 multicast IP streaming, the address is 224.2.2.2 on port 2234. On the VLC player, you can access this stream by typing the following syntax: udp://@224.2.2.2:2234. You can access that video anywhere on the LAN network if the IGMP protocol is enabled on the switches. You can also access it on any IP STB, like this one:

Thor H-STB-IP https://thorbroadcast.com/product/compact-ip-decoder-set-top-box.html

Answer:

Thank you for your inquiry. I've reviewed your scenario and have a question:

What is the reason for needing to go from HDMI to NDI Converter -> NDI Sienna Digital Matrix -> RTSP stream -> RTSP to CATV RF?

Why can you not go directly from HDMI to CATV RF? I believe there are too many unnecessary steps in your current setup.

Using just HDMI modulators would be much less complex and more immune to failures.

Please take a look at this product and the accompanying simple application drawing, and let me know if that would work for you:

H-THUNDER-8 https://thorbroadcast.com/product/1-4-or-8-hdmi-digital-rf-encoder-modulator-8230.html/239

In case you Must to go RTSP to CATV RF, than we would need need to decode each RTSP sremm to HDMI anyway and use the same H-HDCOAX-8 modulator We do not have ability to go directly from RTSP to CATV We could do that if you would have UDP multicast streams using this unit : (but not RTSP) H-IPRF-32QAM https://thorbroadcast.com/product/iptv-to-16-32-clear-channel-rf-qam-atsc-modulator.html/123

Answer:
Our modulator generates CLEAR QAM (cable channels) that you can feed directly to the TV's tuners and scan for 'Cable.' The TV will find those channels. If you are still using Comcast STB's (Set-Top Boxes), then you need to contact Comcast and ask for the frequency and other parameters they programmed the STB's with for local channel insertion. Without this information, we will not be able to set the modulator properly, as we need to match the settings of their equipment Please contact Xfinity/Comcast Headend and ask the following questions: What is the frequency they require to modulate? Do they require VCT, if so: What is the VCT, major and minor channel? What is a Service ID? What is the Video and PCR PID? do they need to be the same or different PID's What QAM ? QAM 64 or QAM 256?? Do they allow HD resolution like 720p/1080i? , ( some companies like Comcast allows only 480i SD resolution on Some STB's) What is the STB RF input power range in dbmv If you have some Cable TV technician or engineer or Headend contact information, you can forward it to us, and we can try to find out for you.

Answer:

We have several ways to distribute videos over IP, Coax, or fiber.

in your case, a simle CATV RF distribution would be the best choice.

For 10-12 channels, you could use 8 + 4ch HDMI digital HD modulators.

This is how it is usually done in sports bars, gyms, hotels, MDU's

The beauty of that is that it is maintenance-free.

Once it's done and programmed, there is no maintenance required, and you will not need any STB's per TV.

The coax cables will be connected directly to the TV's tuners, initially scanning for cable channels, and each channel will display the corresponding HDMI source connected to the HDMI modulators. You can change them just by using individual TV's remote control. Please check this application example drawing:

For 10-12channels you can use: H-THUNDER-4 combined with

https://thorbroadcast.com/product/1-4-or-8-hdmi-digital-rf-encoder-modulator-8230.html/238 H-THUNDER-8

https://thorbroadcast.com/product/1-4-or-8-hdmi-digital-rf-encoder-modulator-8230.html/239 We can preset all the channels before shipping, so the installation time would be very efficient. Please review the solution, and let me know if that would work for you