Thor Broadcast, H-4HDMI-ATSC-IPLL, 4-Channels HDMI to ATSC Encoder Modulator w/ Low Latency and IPTV Streamer
Features:
- ATSC 8VSB 19Mbps RF Output up to 4 Out
- IPTV Output Unicast or Multicast IGMP UDP, RTP/RTSP
- ASI Output with multiplexer cherry picking
- Any HDMI Input up to 1.5A at1080p60
- ASI Input SPTS or MPTS up to 120 Mbps
- Fully Network Managed through browser
- Integrates fully independent encoders with a multiplexer and modulator
- Modulates up to 4 adjacent 8VSB carriers compatible with ATSC format
- Supports full HD 1080p60 input & encoding from any HDMI digital video source
- Each encoder independently configured: supports all standard HDTV resolutions
- IPTV output on second network port in UDP IGMP Multicast or Unicast format
- DVB-ASI output on mirrored BNC terminals for use in broadcasting systems
- Fully network managed device with all settings configurable through web browser
- 300/500/800ms delay via different modes-IP will always be closer to 800ms due to the decoding (these values are end to end, not just the encoding speed)
Thor Broadcast Product Lines
Thor HDMI to 8VSB series encoder modulator chassis are designed for corporations or video professionals that need to modulate high-definition video onto RF carriers compatible with North American ATSC tuners. Over the air television systems in this region use a unique modulation protocol known as 8 level Vestigial Side Band (8VSB) modulation. While most tuners and television sets sold in North America support demodulation of QAM-256 under ITU-T J.83B in addition to ATSC's 8VSB signal, most can only tune to one type of signal at a time. This creates a problem for system integrators who want to inject their own programming into broadband lineups containing channels from a master antenna system. Thor offers 8VSB modulators for use in any application where ATSC signals must be combined with locally modulated content.
Television systems in North America are based on the Advanced Television Systems Committee (ATSC) standard that employs 8 level Vestigial Side Band (8VSB) modulation. This type of RF is unique to the North American Market as well as the ATSC Program & System Specific Information PSIP tables. Thor modulators that include VSB in the model number indicate they have the firmware necessary for ATSC 8VSB modulation. These modulators will output RF carriers with program streams designed to be received by North American set top boxes and tuners. All PSIP and electronic program PID tables can be set and edited from the modulators control page, and custom PID values can be configured for specific systems. For full compatibility with all STBs such as Motorola or Scientific Atlanta systems that choose to only accept Intel's Dolby AC/3 audio codec, most Thor modulators offer this as an additional option. ATSC provides up to 19 Mbps of programming, so it carries much less data than QAM or DVB-T; however, it can be used with longer coax runs. This modulation protocol is only necessary when the application requires combining locally modulated channels with an Off Air lineup picked up from an antenna.
Modulator Chassis with HDMI Encoder Cards
The HDMI video standard is commonly found in consumer and professional devices all over the world. It is a versatile connector with many parallel lines for bi-directional communication. The latest standards support full rate HD video at 1080p60 with standards being released to support ultra high resolution 4K video. Thor encoder cards support any HDMI input from any device that provides HD video output in standard HDTV resolutions and aspect ratios.
Encoder Card Compatibility between Modulator Chassis
Thor HDMI-ATSC-IP line of encoder modulators are designed for high quality distribution of broadcast quality video over coax cable.
