PN: H-2ADHD
Thor’s dual channel compact encoder modulators are designed for high density digital HDTV channel generation. These systems accept video inputs in all standard HD or SD formats, including component, composite, or HDMI. In addition they also support all other advanced functions normally found on larger 19 in rack systems. Their compact form factor is designed to be a table top/desk mount installation. Supported features include support for HDCP, closed captioning (608 on analog RCA), independant audio input apart from HDMI for audio. For convenience all functions can be set via a keypad and LCD display located on top of the unit. However the ideal method for configuration is provided through any standard web browser. Two Ethernet network ports are provided, one for configuration and a second for IPTV output. IPTV output is provided in the form of UDP unicast or multicast address outputs with two addresses for single program SPTS outputs and a single address for the combined multi program MPTS stream. For broadcasters, both ASI input and output are provided on BNC terminals. HDTV output is provided on standard 75 ohm Type-F connectors with adjustable RF output power level. The H-2ADHD also is capable of modulating both standards of QAM and ATSC, using the highly functional NMS GUI you’re capable of using either standard without reprogramming the unit. Contact a sales representative for more information.
The unit can be used in various applications, performing the following tasks:
1) 2 HDMI, CVBS, or YPbPr to QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, or ISDBT modulated output,
2) 2 HDMI, CVBS, or YPbPr to IPTV UDP/RTP/RTSP multicast,
3) DVB-ASI to QAM, ATSC, DVB-T, ISDB-T,
4) DVB-ASI to IPTV,
5) 2 HDMI, CVBS, or YPBPr to DVB-ASI
*All Specifiactions Subject to Change Without Notice | |
Input | HD: HDMI & YPbPr up to 1080P60 SD: Analog Composite |
Supported Resolutions | 720x480P 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 1280x720P 60 / 59.94 / 50 Hz 1920x1080I 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 MPEG-2 AAC MPEG-4 AAC AC3 Dolby Audio Dolby Passthrough |
Audio Sample Rate | 48 kHz |
Audio Bit Rates | 64 kbps, 96 kbps, 128 kbps, 192 kbps, 256 kbps, 320 kbps |
Modulation Standard |
Fimware update is not needed for each standard |
RF Frequency Range | 30-960 MHz 1 KHz Step |
RF Power Level | 5-35 dBmV Adjustable |
DVB-ASI Output | BNC Connector: 1-60 Mbps |
DVB-ASI Input | BNC Connector: 1-120 Mbps Programs Selected by PID Programs Muxed to all Outputs |
IPTV Output | MPEG-TS MPTS over UDP Unicast and Multicast Supported |
Power Input | 100-240 VAC Auto Switching ~ 20 W |
Dimensions | 13 x 9 x 1.75 Inches |
Weight | 9 Pounds |
Operating Temperature | 32-110 F |
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
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:
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.
Professional 16 Channel Analog Baseband CVBS Video Audio to CATV RF NTSC Analog Modulator - NTSC PAL SECAM in 19" rack The unit has 16 Analog CVBS Baseband Video Audio RCA Inputs, analog modulated agile channels can be selected individually across CATV RF spectrum from 45Mhz - 860Mhz
The Thor Compact RF-PETIT Digital Modulator is already designed to be sleek and easily installed anywhere. To make life easier, Thor Broadcast also has a compatible rackmount kit that can be installed in a 19" 1RU rack for simplicity. This rack system provides the horizontal racks that can quickly mounted to any 1RU rack; the multi-unit sets already come with the rack mount hardware so you can attached the rack ears to the Petit's and then fasten to the horizontal bars in the Rack. Easy to deploy and simple to setup, holes are pre-drilled in the units so you can get your units up and installed efficiently. This quick and easy installation process allows you to vertically mount up to 12 HDMI-RF-PETIT units in a rack with easy access to the inputs and outputs of the device.