The Intelix INT-IPEX1000 series extenders are designed to distribute an HDMI formatted video signal from a single source to multiple displays, such as a digital signage environment. The INT-IPEX1002 receives the multicast packet stream on the LAN input and decodes the M-JPEG video back to an HDMI formatted video stream.

• Point-to-point and point-to-multipoint
• MJPEG compression with stereo audio
• Compatible with Ethernet switches

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I have multiple receivers? I have one source that I would like to display on 3 different displays in 3 different locations.

A: Yes, one can work with up to 8 receivers, with capability to send the same source to multiple receivers.

Q: 2. Does this decoder need a static IP or will work with dongles with dynamic IP - if yes what latency would be expected?

A: The JVC BR-DE900 ProHD IP Decoder (B&H# JVBRDE900) will use a static IP address. While many factors can affect latency, with respect to the decoder itself, the manufacturer only states that it minimizes the decoding process cycle, adding 1.5 seconds to whatever other factors may be present.

Q: 3. This product works in Standard Definition (SD)?

A: Yes, it supports a wide range of resolutions automatically starting from 640 x480@60Hz up to 1920 x 1200@60Hz and can be forced to a specific resolution from the Receiver unit using PC Software.

Q: 4. Can I use this to get an NDI signal from my iMac and convert it to an HDMI signal to my BMD switcher to run lyrics on my livestream?

A: As long as the software you are using for your lyrics supports an NDI output signal through your iMac, this device should work to decode it into an HDMI video signal for us with a Blackmagic Switcher.

Q: 5. Does this unit work with any sort of Cloud interface where it can receive a signal from NDI sources in a completely different location? (Similar to Birddog Cloud)

A: no this converter will only work with NDI locally

Q: 6. When I switch between layer sets in mimoLive the screen receiving the HDMI signal from the box blinks once or twice. Any I dead on why that is happening? Ps: This does not happen when I connect the HDMI from the screen directly to my Mac Pro.

A: The issue seems a little unclear. We are unable to reproduce the issue exactly as stated, but we suspect that there may be an EDID verification issue that may be causing the on and off blinking, although without a reproduction of the exact system, we cannot confirm for sure.

Q: 7. Can I receive an RTSP or RTMP streaming signal on this device. Not local?

A: The Magewell Pro Convert NDI to HDMI Decoder is also compatible with H.264/H.265 streams in additional protocols including RTSP, HTTP, HLS, RTMP Pull/Push and MPEG-TS over UDP/SRT/RTP.

Q: 8. I have an ATEM Mini Pro on order and have to get 3 x PTZ cams for our church (when they are back in stock!). I like the idea of the PTZ Optics NDI cams but how would I get their o/p into the HDMI inputs of the Atem Mini Pro?

A: this converter could be used to convert the NDI signal from the camera to an HDMI signal that can be fed directly into the ATEM Mini pro switcher

Q: 9. When I switch between layer sets in mimolive, the screen receiving the HDMI signal blinks once or twice. Any ideas on why this might happen? Ps: This does not happen when I connect the screen HDMI directly to my MacPro.

A: Some devices do flicker or blink when they are connected via HDMI.

Q: 10. Will this work with a Tevo-vhd20n ptz camera?

A: The PTZCam PTZ View IP Control Surface with Video Decoder (B&H# PTS3IP) is not compatible, at least with current firmware, with the Tenveo TEVO-VHD20N as the PTZ View IP Control Surface with Video Decoder because the controller offers control through the LAN port (i.e., IP) and not through the RS232 port. Moreover, current Tenveo TEVO-VHD20N firmware does not offer control through the camera's LAN port (i.e., IP).