This version of the Evertz Microsystems 7881ENC-H264HD H.264/AVC Encoder includes a 3RU back plate for the 7800FR frame.

As the broadcast landscape continues to evolve, the need for a higher class of compression encoder that uses the latest in compression technology becomes more relevant to the overall success of the operation. The Evertz 7881ENC-H264HD (7881ENC) video contribution encoder is designed to satisfy this requirement.

This module has been designed for high quality, low latency compression of HD/SD-SDI video and audio signals over any transport network, including IP/MPLS, satellite and sonet. The encoder is equipped with an enhanced H.264/AVC (MPEG-4 Part 10) video compression engine designed to deliver high quality video with low latency--as low as 100 ms end to end--when paired with Evertz's 7881DEC-H264HD professional decoder.

This device offers an auto-sensing HD/SD-SDI digital interface and video compression at user configurable bitrates of up to 80 Mb/s.

The encoder also includes a dedicated control port that offers a built-in web server for quick and easy configuration, including true SNMP control from the VistaLINK NMS when paired with a frame controller.

For those mission critical applications, the 7881ENC-H264HD can be smartly managed using the Evertz Compression System Manager (CSM) software, which offers complete provisioning, monitoring and redundancy management of the contribution compression head end.

Low Latency Contribution H.264 Encoder    For Broadcast Applications    Pairs With 7881DEC-H264HD Decoder    3RU Black Plate for 7800FR Frame

Hot-swappable modular blade contribution encoder

High density of up to 15 encoders in a single 7800FR class chassis

H.264/AVC compression engine with up to eight channels of audio

Simultaneous IP and ASI outputs

As low as 100 ms low latency contribution

SCTE104 to 35 for digital program insertion

Support for BISS 0/1/E scrambling encryption

Full integration with Compression System Manager software

Web browser interface and/or SNMP for configuration and control

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is it compatible with photogenic pl 2500 drc?

A: Yes this product is compatible with the Photogenic PL2500 DRC flash heads.

Q: 2. Does this encoder do 4:2:2 or 4:2:0 chroma subsampling?

A: Unfortunately AVMATRIX does not provide this information.

Q: 3. 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: 4. Is there DYNDNS support?

A: Yes, the AVMATRIX SE1217 H.265/264 HDMI Streaming Encoder does support DYNDNS.

Q: 5. How many camera licenses come with the unit?

A: This NVR comes with 8 camera licenses.

Q: 6. Can the Prism Flex Mk.II boost the embedded audio to make up for broadcast headroom that's created up the signal chain?

A: Yes, audio output volume can be adjusted on the Teradek Prism Flex Mk II HEVC/AVC Encoder.

Q: 7. Would I be able to mount a speedlight in this softbox?

A: No. It's has the ring for mounting on photogenic lighting. Look at the wescott rapid boxes. They area de to be used with a speed light

Q: 8. is there a power supply for the Power Connector 1 x Barrel (12 VDC at 2 A) Input or would I need to purchase one? if so then a link to a power supply would be great

A: The AVMATRIX SE1217 comes with an included AC power supply. In the Box AVMATRIX SE1217 H.265/264 HDMI Streaming Encoder AC Power Supply Limited 3-Year Warranty

Q: 9. 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: 10. 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.