The D-Streamer IP/DIG is a real time, 1 RU, quick starting, Embedded Linux® based, extra reliable, remotely manageable, SD or HD, H.264/AVC video and audio decoder for receiving live streams with most any protocol IP input, supports HTTP, RTSP, HTML, WMV9, or RTMP (from flash server) In and converts the H.264 AVC compressed digital video and audio into professional digital SDI or HD-SDI output with Genlock. Audio support for AAC or Ogg Vorbis. Decodes at .1 to 15 Mbps. Ideal decoder for receiving and professional decoding of streaming video from remote sites, Content Delivery Networks (CDNs), or IPTV compatible appliances or players. Tested to work over public internet, WiFi and other RF backbones. Works well with most any stream like Teradek, NanoCASTER, VLC, TriCaster. Very forgiving of stream quality and bursty uneven H.264.
- Supports both HD and SD H.264/MPEG-4 AVC or MPEG-2 decoding
- Input: Bursty or smooth IP (H.264, MPEG-2, or VC-1)
- Output: SDI and HD-SDI
- Optional HDMI output instead of SDI/HD-SDI output
- Supports IP unicast or multicast
- IP Input protocols: HTTP Live (HLS), UDP, RTP, RTSP, HTTP, RTMP (from Flash server), WMV9, MMS
- Support for segmented streaming: Apple® HTTP Live and Windows® HTTP Smooth. These streams can be played by Apple® and Android devices as well as Silverlight and Flash Clients.
- Supports H.264 High Profile @ Level 4.0 (HP@L4)
- Supports 1080i, 1080p, 720p, 480i, 480p, CIF, QCIF, qHD, H.264up and many others, and custom resolutions
- Supports HDTV output formats SMPTE-274M/ SMPTE-296M-2001, ITU-R BT.656
- Audio input: AAC, Ogg Vorbis, MPEG-1 Layer II, optional MP3, and/or optional “SurCode for Dolby Digital” AC-3
- Color space: 4:2:0 for H.264 and 4:2:0 or 4:2:2
- Audio output: Embedded pass-through
- Configure and operate via remote GUI
- SNMP or REST or SOAP remote management
- Low power consumption due to Ivy Bridge Intel® CPU
- Applications:
- Streaming video from remote sites to remote sites to HTTP, HLS, RTMP, etc. compatible appliances
- Live streaming at church services, festivals, fairs, lectures, weddings, funerals, etc.
- Occasional live streaming by broadcasters
- Backhaul of video content
- Digital news gathering
- Law enforcement (surveillance, etc.)
- Centralcast
- Telemedicine
- On line learning
- Destreaming and decoding from a TRICASTER
