Name: 1, 4, or 8 HDMI Digital RF Encoder Modulator - Full HD up to 1080P - 1 HDMI
Brand: Thorbroadcast
Price: 1249 USD
Availability: InStock

An 8ch HDMI modulator ATSC QAM is a device that allows for the conversion of HDMI signals into a format that can be transmitted over a cable television network. This is useful for a variety of applications, such as distributing content from a set-top box, streaming device, or another HDMI source to multiple TVs or displays without the need for additional HDMI cables.

The modulator is designed to support eight HDMI channels, which means it can handle eight separate HDMI sources at the same time. This allows users to easily distribute content from multiple devices to multiple TVs, making it a great solution for multi-room installations or larger installations such as hotels, hospitals, and schools.

The modulator uses the ATSC and QAM standards to encode and transmit the HDMI signals over a cable network. ATSC is a digital television broadcasting standard used in North America, while QAM is a digital signal modulation method used in cable television systems. Both of these standards provide high-quality, reliable transmission of digital signals, ensuring that the content is delivered to the TVs or displays with minimal degradation or interference.

In addition to supporting multiple HDMI channels and using ATSC and QAM for transmission, the 8ch HDMI modulator also offers a range of other useful features. For example, it may include built-in signal processing and equalization to ensure the best possible signal quality, as well as support for various output frequencies to ensure compatibility with different cable networks.

Overall, an 8ch HDMI modulator ATSC QAM is a versatile and useful device that allows users to easily distribute HDMI content over a cable network. It is well-suited for a variety of applications, from multi-room installations to larger commercial installations, and offers a range of features to ensure high-quality, reliable transmission of digital signals.

n addition to its ability to distribute HDMI content over a cable network, an 8ch HDMI modulator ATSC QAM can also provide a number of other benefits. For example, it allows users to easily share content from a single HDMI source with multiple TVs or displays, without the need for additional cables or connections. This can save time and hassle when setting up a home theater system or other multi-room audio-visual installation.

Another benefit of using an 8ch HDMI modulator ATSC QAM is its ability to support multiple HDMI channels. This means that users can connect multiple HDMI sources to the modulator and distribute the content to multiple TVs or displays. This is particularly useful in situations where multiple users want to watch different content on different TVs, such as in a hotel or a school.

In addition to its practical benefits, an 8ch HDMI modulator ATSC QAM can also provide a more aesthetic and organized solution for home theater installations. By eliminating the need for multiple HDMI cables running from a single source to multiple TVs, the modulator can help reduce clutter and improve the overall look of the installation.

In conclusion, an 8ch HDMI modulator ATSC QAM is a valuable and versatile device that can provide a range of benefits for users who want to distribute HDMI content over a cable network. Whether used in a home theater system, a multi-room installation, or a larger commercial installation, the modulator can help ensure high-quality, reliable transmission of digital signals, and provide a more organized and aesthetically pleasing solution. It Can

can also be useful in commercial settings. For example, it can be used to distribute content from a set-top box, streaming device, or other HDMI source to multiple TVs or displays in a hotel, hospital, or school.

In a hotel setting, the modulator can be used to distribute content from a single HDMI source, such as a cable box or streaming device, to multiple TVs in guest rooms. This allows guests to easily access a variety of content without the need for additional cables or connections.

In a hospital, the modulator can be used to distribute content from a single HDMI source, such as a satellite receiver or streaming device, to multiple TVs in patient rooms, waiting for areas, or other public spaces. This can provide patients and visitors with access to a range of entertainment and information options.

In a school, the modulator can be used to distribute content from a single HDMI source, such as a computer or streaming device, to multiple TVs in classrooms, libraries, or other common areas. This can allow teachers and students to easily access educational content, presentations, and other materials.

Overall, an 8ch HDMI modulator ATSC QAM can be a useful tool in commercial settings, providing a convenient and reliable way to distribute HDMI content to multiple TVs or displays without the need for additional cables or connections.

ATSC (Advanced Television Systems Committee) and QAM (quadrature amplitude modulation) are both digital modulation techniques used to transmit television signals.

ATSC is a digital television standard used in North America, South Korea, and other countries. It uses 8VSB (vestigial sideband) modulation to transmit digital television signals over the air or through cable. ATSC is a high-definition (HD) television standard, and is capable of transmitting video, audio, and other data using a single 6 MHz channel.

QAM is a digital television standard used in cable television systems. It uses quadrature amplitude modulation to transmit digital television signals over coaxial cables. QAM is capable of transmitting multiple channels of video, audio, and other data over a single coaxial cable.

To convert HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) to coax using an encoder modulator, you will need an HDMI to coax encoder modulator. This device converts an HDMI signal into a coaxial cable signal that can be transmitted over a coaxial cable.

To use an HDMI to coax encoder modulator, you will need to connect the HDMI source (such as a DVD player or cable box) to the encoder modulator using an HDMI cable. The encoder modulator will then convert the HDMI signal into a coaxial cable signal that can be transmitted over a coaxial cable.

There are several types of HDMI to coax encoder modulators available, including both analog and digital modulators. The choice of modulator will depend on the specific requirements of the application, including the distance that the signal needs to be transmitted and the data rate of the signal.

It is also important to note that HDMI and coaxial cable signals are not interchangeable, and a device is required to convert between the two formats. An HDMI to coax encoder modulator is used to convert HDMI signals into coaxial cable signals, while a coaxial to HDMI decoder is used to convert coaxial cable signals back into HDMI signals.

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	H- THUNDER -XX	H-HDMI-QAM-IPLL OR H-4ADHD-QAM-IPLL
Number of Inputs	1,4,8	1,2,4
Number of CATV frequencies (carriers)	1,4,8 - Each video has its own channel	4
Modulation	QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, ISDB-T in the same unit -pre-loaded & switchable	QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, ISDB-T Firmware dependent
Can modulate multiple programs on the same frequency - carrier	No, each program needs to be modulated on a separate frequency	Yes, multiple programs can be modulated on the same frequency, for example 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4
Encoding method	MPEG2 only	MPEG2 or H.264 - selectable
Dolby Audio Encoding	Yes	Yes
NMS	YES	YES
Front Panel Control	YES	YES
IPTV Output	NO	YES

HDMI Encoding Section
Input	Interface					H-THUNDER-1 - 1HDMI + 1CVBS for CC H-THUNDER-4 - 4HDMI H-THUNDER-8 - 8HDMI + 8CVBS for CC
Video	Encoding					MPEG2
	Input						Output
	[email protected]/60i						480@30p
	576@50i						576@25p
	720@50/59.94/60p						720@25/30p
	1080@50i						1080@25p
	[email protected]/60i						1080@30p
	1080@50p						1080@25p
	[email protected]/60p						1080@30p
	Bit-rate					2.000~20.000 Mbps
	Rate Control					VBR
	Aspect Ratio					16 :9
Audio	Encoding					MPEG1 Layer2, AAC, AC3
	Sample rate				48KHz
	Bit rate					MPEG1 Layer2 (192kbps)
						AAC (VBR)
						AC3 (128kbps)
DVB-C Modulator Section
Standard					J.83A (DVB-C), J.83B
MER					≥35dB
RF frequency					54-1000MHz, 1KHz step
RF output level					-35dbm, 1dB step
Symbol rate					3.000~7.000Msps adjustable
		J.83A						J.83B
Constellation		16/32/64/128/256QAM						64/ 256QAM
Bandwidth		8M						6M
DVB-T Modulator Section
Standard				DVB-T COFDM
Bandwidth				2M, 3M, 4M, 5M, 6M, 7M, 8M
Constellation				QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM
Code rate				1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
Guard Interval				1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4
Transmission Mode:				2K, 8K
MER				≥35dB
RF frequency				54-1000MHz, 1KHz step
RF output level				-35dbm, 1dB step
ISDB Modulator Section
Standard			ARIB STD-B31
Constellation			QPSK, 16QAM, 64QAM
Guard Interval			1/32, 1/16, 1/8, 1/4
Transmission Mode			2K, 4K, 8K
Code rate			1/2, 2/3, 3/4, 5/6, 7/8
RF frequency			54~1000MHz, 1KHz step
RF output level			-35dbm, 1dB step
ATSC Modulator Section
Standard			ATSC A/53
Constellation			8VSB
RF output level			-35dbm,1dB step
MER			≥35dB
RF frequency			54~1000MHz, 1KHz step
RF output level			-35dbm, 1dB step
System
Management			Web
Language			English
Upgrade			Web update
General
Power supply			AC 100V±10%, 50/60Hz or AC 220V±10%, 50/60Hz
Dimensions			482x328x44.5mm = (19"x12.9"x1.7" )
Temperature			0~45°C(operation),-20~80°C(storage)

1, 4, or 8 HDMI Digital RF Encoder Modulator - Full HD up to 1080P

Question:
Will the H-THUNDER-4 modulate all 4 HDMI inputs on the same rf carrier? We are looking for a way to modulate multiple HDMI on one rf-channel any ideas. We don't need anything but rf out ok we have different 4 or 12channel unit available

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Is the broadcasted RF channel will be able to be picked up by a tivo? Does the Tive have QAM or ATSC tuner?

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Need to modulate an HDMI signal onto an existing HRC cable system. I need to insert a channel into the existing cable tv system.

Need to modulate an HDMI signal onto an existing HRC cable system. I need to insert a channel into the existing cable tv system.

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I'm looking for a solution that will let me connect multiple TVs to a cable box

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I am looking for a low cost rack mount modulator to take the hdmi output of a cctv system and broadcast it over one channel. Do you have such a device?

I am looking for a low cost rack mount modulator to take the hdmi output of a cctv system and broadcast it over one channel. Do you have such a device?

Question:

We are currently utilizing your 8 channel HDMI in & coax out to feed our system. Do you make a version that is composite A/V coax out? we have 6 sources that are composite and 6 that are HDMI.

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Can you also please advise on what the recommended RF amplifier is for this solution?

We are confirming what our current output level is but believe we will need to add around 10-15 dB.

Question:

What is an HDMI encoder modulator?

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What is an 8-channel HDMI video audio HD modulator and how to use it?

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what is the difference between ATSC and QAM modulation and how to convert HDMI to Coax using encoder modulator

Question:

Qhat is the best HDMI encoder QAM ATSC modulator

Question:

The Thor have an IP multicast to RF modulator that you would recommend?

Question:

I have learned my members really want Closed Caption when they watch TV.

So what is the most economical way to distribute/modulate 8-12 TV signals with Closed Caption?
Recall I have the H-16HDMI-RF-AMOD at my current club.