SRT and RIST, either end
Reliable transport over the open internet, with the unit as caller or listener. UDP and RTP for managed networks.
SRT contribution and REMI, in one small box
Send the programme home over SRT or RIST on an ordinary internet line, and take the return feed back to SDI on the same unit, so the crew sees what is on air.
1 in + 1 outSDI, at the same time
4:2:2 10-bitHEVC, both ways
~10 Wat the wall, measured
What you get.
Return video on the same box
An encoder and a decoder run together, so the programme goes out and the on-air return comes back without a second unit.
Works behind someone else's NAT
The unit dials home over WireGuard, so it needs no open port at the venue and we can support it remotely.
Hardware H.264 and HEVC
HEVC 4:2:0 and 4:2:2, 8 and 10-bit, and H.264, encoded and decoded in hardware. True CBR up to 50 Mbps.
Up to 16 audio channels in
Embedded SDI audio with arbitrary channel-to-track mapping; AAC, MPEG-1 Layer II, Opus or PCM (SMPTE 302M).
Web UI and REST API
Every setting in a browser, and every setting scriptable, on every unit.
In operation at Nova TV, Croatia
Remote production with our portable codec: the camera goes home over SRT, and the on-air return comes back on SDI in the same box.
Where it fits.
Remote production
Cameras home to the gallery over SRT, programme back to the venue on SDI.
OB trucks
Return feeds and extra outputs without giving up rack space or cooling.
News and bureaus
A live point from anywhere with an internet line, no booked circuit.
Venues and stadiums
One small box per location, managed from one web UI.
The units.
The decoder embeds stereo audio today; the encoder carries up to 16 channels.
Try it on your own signals.
Remote access to a running unit first, then a unit on site for a couple of weeks, with a written report you keep either way.