The HDMI over IP H.264/H.265 PoE Extender Transmitter combination allows HDMI source and display equipment to be extended locally up to 330 ft (100 m) at up to 4K @ 60Hz resolution via Cat5e/6 cable in point-to-point, point-to-multipoint and multipoint-to-multipoint configurations via a local Ethernet network, in a low bandwidth, flexible, expandable and cost effective manner, without the need to install dedicated cabling systems. The exceptionally low bandwidth requirements of this device combination allows for streaming audio/video content over a local network, over Wi-Fi, and over the Internet for distributed installations spread-out throughout the globe. The transmitter accepts a 1080p @ 60Hz video and streams the content to the Receiver, where the signal is up-scaled up to 4K @ 60 Hz to be displayed on a 4K monitor. These devices support PoE (PD) and may be powered by a PoE (PSE) Ethernet Switch.

• Transmitter supports up to 1080p @ 60 Hz video
• Extends local audio/video transmission up to 330 ft (100 m) over Cat5e/6
• H.264/265 video codec, excellent for LAN, Wi-Fi & Internet transmission
• High image quality and 100 ms latency depending on protocol
• Supports 100's of Transmitters & Receivers depending on network bandwidth
• Supports Multicast (LAN), and RTSP/RTMP/HLS (LAN & Internet)
• USB 3.0 port for storing and playback of local content from an external USB drive (RX)
• Supports SPDIF (TosLink) Audio Out (RX)
• 2CH audio insert (TX), and 2CH audio extract (RX)
• RS232 and Directional IR for remote control of end-devices
• PoE powered, via PoE (PSE) Ethernet Switch
• Managed remotely via Pro Digital Network Controller (500811)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. SD card or USB? Which is best for recording audio?

A: The Datavideo H.264 Dual Streaming Encoder/Recorder only has recording onto the SD.

Q: 2. Is there a certain type of SD card or USB thumb drive that works best with this machine for recording audio and video?

A: The Datavideo H.264 Dual Streaming Encoder/Recorder has no recording with the USB, it is for Firmware updates only. The SD card Does not need to be UHS-II.

Q: 3. I cant see the device in my network

A: The AVMATRIX SE1217 H.265/264 HDMI Streaming Encoder is a fairly straightforward IP streaming device that does not require the employment of a computer for connectivity. To troubleshoot a failure in connectivity, please ensure that all components being used have been tested for functionality beyond pairing with the illustrated product.

Q: 4. What is the latency of the conversion?

A: Users have reported a latency between 150-200ms.

Q: 5. Dies this unit have point to point ethernet or does it act as a bridge?

A: So that we may answer your question fully, please email us. Provideo@bhphoto.com

Q: 6. Looking at streaming to YouTube with limited bandwidth. I'd like to use H.265 to retain visual quality but that is only available on YouTube livestreams with HLS ingest. I see this device supports HTTP streaming, is that the same as HLS (.m3u8)?

A: HTTP and HLS are, indeed, synonymous.

Q: 7. will this simply do just a horizontal flip to a video feed? the use case is Sony A7S3 HDMI out SE1217 Input (flips the image horizontally) - outputs 1080p 30p to a blackmagic atem mini?

A: Yes. The AVMATRIX SE1217 is capable of doing a horizontal image flip.

Q: 8. Can I send video from my Dji pocket 2 to this device through RMTP and take the HDMI out to my switcher for live streamiing? Is that even possible with this device?

A: The AVMatrix SE1217 H.265/264 HDMI Streaming Encoder, is intended to take an HDMI input and encode it for streaming. As the DJI Pocket 2 does not feature an HDMI output, it would not be compatible as an input to this encoder.

Q: 9. Can this receive a YouTube Live stream and decode it?

A: This will not be able to decode a Youtube Live Stream. This is meant to work with an encoder like the Osprey Talon G2 H.264 Encoder, BH #OSTG2ENC.

Q: 10. is this a single item or a transmitter and receiver pair?

A: This is a system which includes a transmitter and receiver.