DVEO Intros Mini H.264 Encoder and Decoder

DVEO is now shipping miniature low latency H.264 HDMI encoders and decoders. The single-channel Ministreamer HDMI/IP and Mini  ...

DVEO is now shipping miniature low latency H.264 HDMI encoders and decoders. The single-channel Ministreamer HDMI/IP and Mini D-Streamer IP/HDMI will make their debut at the NAB Show in April in Las Vegas.

"We shrank the products and lowered the price and the latency," said Laszlo Zoltan, vice president of DVEO. "When used together, the Ministreamer HDMI/IP and Mini D-Streamer IP/HDMI have an end-to-end latency of 400 milliseconds. Both devices are 5.5 inches wide and weigh only 1.6 pounds, which makes them ideal for mobile and event streaming. And we can customize them if needed."

The Ministreamer HDMI/IP is designed to encode a single IP stream at 0.1 to 60 Mbps. The H.264/AVC output can be scaled to any resolution up to 1080p 30/1080i 60. IP output protocols are DASH, HLS, UDP, RTP, and RTMP (Open Flash). The system is designed to record and stream at the same time with the built-in 32 GB solid state drive inside the unit, or with USB attached storage.

The Mini D-Streamer IP/HDMI decoder is designed to support HLS, HTTP, RTSP, HTML, or RTMP (pushed from Flash server) in and to convert H.264/AVC or MPEG-2 compressed digital video and audio into digital HDMI output. The device is designed to decode at 0.1 to 60 mbps.

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