2 HD/SD SDI + 2 HDMI Broadcast MPEG2 & H.264 1080p Encoder IPTV and ASI

Name: 2 HD/SD SDI + 2 HDMI Broadcast MPEG2 & H.264 1080p Encoder IPTV and ASI
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H-2SDI-2HDMI-ENC

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Description

2 HDMI & 2 SDI HD Video Content to IPTV and ASI converter, HD Encoder IPTV and ASI

Part Number : H-2SDI-2HDMI-ENC

UDP, RTP, RTSP

Multicast, Unicast

Broadcast Live HDMI & HD/SD-SDI Video as IPTV Channels.

Great for cable TV companies for ASI video contribution

Features

Convert 2 HDMI & 2 SDI HD Video Content programs to IPTV and ASI
Any 2 HDMI & 2 SDI Inputs up to 720p/1080i/1080p
Licensed HDMI inputs
2 HDMI and 2 BNC cables FREE
Support DD AC3 (2.0/5.1/7.1) passthrough(for HDMI interface only)
Support CC (Closed Caption) EIA608,and EIA708 on SDI’s
Fully IP control and Network Management through browser
Front Panel LCD local control
IPTV Output Unicast or Multicast IGMP UDP/RTP/RTSP
ASI Output with multiplexer cherry picking
Dolby AC3 Audio encoding available
MPEG2 Video or MPEG4 H.264 Encoding

Model Selection

H-2SDI-2HDMI-ENC 2 X HD / SD / 3G SDI + 2 X HDMI IPTV Encoder

Specification

*All Specifications Subject to Change Without Notice
Input,Supported Resolutions	2 X HDMI and 2 SDI
	2 X HDMI 1280x720P 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 1920x1080I 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 1920x1080P 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 2 X HD/SD-SDI 720x480 60i 59.95i 720x576 50i 1280x720P 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 1920x1080I 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 1920x1080P 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz
Video Codecs	MPEG-2 HD : 1.5-19.5 Mbps H.264 HD : 0.8-19.5 Mbps
Audio Codecs	MPEG-1 Layer II Encoding MPEG-2 AAC Encoding MPEG-4 AAC Encoding AC3 Dolby Encoding also: Support DD AC3 (2.0/5.1/7.1) passthrough for HDMI interface only
Audio Sample Rate	48 kHz
Audio Bit Rates	64 kbps, 96 kbps, 128 kbps, 192 kbps, 256 kbps, 320 kbps
DVB-ASI Output	BNC Connector: 1-60 Mbps Muxed TS - MPTS
IPTV Output	MPEG-TS MPTS over UDP, RTP, RTSP Unicast and Multicast 4 seprate and uniqe SPTS's 1 muxed MPTS
Cables Included Closed Captioning	2 HDMI Cables & Power Cord CC 608 and CC 708 vias SDI only
Power Input	100-240 VAC Auto Switching ~ 20 W
Dimensions	19x17x2 19"Rack mountable 1U high
Weight	9 Pounds
Operating Temperature	32-110 F

Question and Answers

Question:

I have a question that I would appreciate your support with as we are nearing the end of the project.

Unfortunately, the client does not have a defined layout or topology. However, in summary, the setup is as follows: each device is connected through the LAN network using an IP address. The decoders are connected to the TVs via HDMI, and each decoder is assigned an IP address connected to the network.

All the devices are online, and I have reviewed the manuals. However, I have not been able to find instructions on how to integrate the TVs with the Digital TV modulator equipment using the Ethernet network.

I would greatly appreciate your help.

--------------- 2

To summarize what he recommends, is to assign an IP address to each H-IP-HDMI manually (since there is no HDCP server), this equipment would connect with HDMI to the TV and through its RJ45 port to the network of the Hospital.

To the H-IP-HDMI equipment, only the port and the channel would be configured, on the other hand in the case of the H-2SDI-2HDMI-ENC equipment, where the channel would be assigned to control the TVs.

----------------3

I want to clarify that I have already assigned an IP address to the encoder for integration into the network. Now, what I need to do is assign an IP address to the decoder that connects to the TV. Our project scope is limited to installing the encoder and 43 decoders, which are connected to the TV using HDMI and to the network using RJ45. The responsibility for the TV headend lies with the client.

However, the client has requested a test, and they do not currently have TV service. Is there a way to display or transmit a video that can be replicated on the televisions for testing purposes

Answer:

The H-2SDI-2HDMI-ENC generates four different multicast IP addresses,
for example: CH 1 - 224.2.2.2, port 2234.

To decode the multicast IP address to the HDMI video output, you would
need to log in to each of the H-IP-HDMI devices and set the desired
multicast IP address.

This unit has an NMS PORT for setup and monitoring, as well as a DATA
port for IP Video Stream INPUT.

The network should have a DHCP server so that IP addresses can be
assigned to each decoder. Alternatively, it is even better to manually
assign static IP addresses to each one of them.

When you log in to the H-IP-HDMI, you can add a multicast IP stream
for decoding. For example, for channel #1 from the encoder, use
udp://224.2.2.2:2234.

----------------Reply 2

From the screenshot you sent me, it appears that nothing is connected to the encoder as the bit rate is showing 0 Mbps, so no stream is generated.

Regarding your question about "where the channel would be assigned to control the TVs," it is important to note that the encoder cannot control set-top boxes (STBs).

The encoder continuously sends four streams, and it is the responsibility of the decoder to tune and display the correct channel.

To control the IP decoder, you would need to connect to each one of them via NMS (Network Management System) and set the appropriate multicast IP address.

Please find attached some documentation for the encoder's IP settings and also for IP to HDMI.

---------Reply 3

Please connect the video source to the encoder.
Once you have a lock, it will start broadcasting a multicast IP stream
(streams outputted via the DATA port).

Please check the stream IP; it should be 224.2.2.2 port 2234. for ch 1

Connect the IP decoder's DATA port to the same network as the encoder.

Log in to the decoder's NMS and enter udp://224.2.2.2:2234 as a stream address .
The decoder should output HDMI video to the TV.

Documents

H-4HD-EMHS - USER MANUAL