Overview

• Multiple Broadcasting - Suitable not only for pulling stream to your own server via TS (H.265/H.264 supported) like IPTV, but also for pushing stream via RTMP (H.264 only supported) to Wowza Streaming Engine, YouTube, Twitch, Ustream, Facebook Live, Livestream, Wirecast, vMix etc. to do broadcasting. It also supports stream pushing via dual addresses.
• Multiple Applications - Applicable for IPTV, video conference, video game, telemedicine, remote teaching, major events, WeMedia etc. live broadcasting, CCTV surveillance, NVR, recording system etc.
• Multiple Protocols - TCP/IP, DHCP, DNS, DDNS(3322, Oray), HTTP, RTP, RTSP, RTMP, TS, UDP, ONVIF, Multicast etc protocols supported. It's compatible with Hikvision private prococol which allows it to work with iVMS-4200/8700 and video recorded at H.265 with Hikvision's NVR.
• Multiple Decoding - Available for simultaneously decoding video streams over HTTP, RTSP, RTMP, TS, HLS, SQ(Private Protocol) up to 3 channels from EXVIST video encoders and IP live streaming cameras. Then it's okay to output via HDMI directly or even select corresponding channels or fusion channel to stream to different platforms via different protocols independently.
• Multiple Interfaces - Not only equipped with HDMI input and audio input, but also with HDMI output and audio output which will be applicable for more scenarios such as test with HDMI loop-out. Besides, there's one more USB2.0 port for recording or playing video files in MP4 in USB flash drive.
• Cross Browsers - Real cross browers supported like IE, Microsoft Edge, Google Chrome, Firefox, Safari etc. With user-friendly UI, you can also preview live video directly over browsers, set audio as AAC, bitrate as 500(recommended), insert your logo(jpg at 200x200px) and OSD text, and remote upgrade etc.

Available to Search in SADPTool

The IPTV HDMI encoder for live streaming is compatible with Hikvision's private protocol, which allows you to search it via SADPTool directly but it's limited to search.

Specification

Quick Start

Connection Diagram

Power on encoder and connect it to router via ethernet cable

Download & Run

Download EncDevice Tool

Go to Technical Support->Select Encoder->Download EncDevice Tool->Select corresponding version to download

Run Device Manager

• Open the file folder of EncDevice;
• Double click "EncDeviceTool.exe" and then it will work

Configure IP

Configure IP via Device Manager

• Open the file folder of EncDevice
• Double click "EncDeviceTool.exe" and then it will work
• Click "Refresh" -->Enter username and password at the right bottom side;
• Select the device-->Enter Start IP & IP Gateway-->Click "Modify"

• NOTE: It's necessary to modify IP address first if the device and your PC are not on the same network segment even if it’s connected to the same router, or else it might be failed to access the device from Chrome directly. Currently it's only available to do it manually.

Access Encoder

Access Encoder from a Browser

• Start a browser like IE, Chrome, Firefox (Chrome Recommended);
• Enter the IP address you configured above via Device Manager;
• Enter username (admin) and password (12345 by default);

• Click “Login” and the Preview page opens in your browser

• Tips: Generally it's recommended to access the encoder from Chrome.

Configure Video

Configure Parameters of Video

• Go to Setting-->Video/Audio-->Video
• Key Interval set as 10(Reference Value)
• Bitrate set as 500(Reference Value)

• Tips: At the every beginning, it's strongly recommended for you to use the reference values to start streaming because much more uplink bandwidth will be consumpted. Or else it might affect the effect of pushing.

Configure RTMP

Configure PUSH URL of RTMP

• Go to Setting-->Push-->RTMP-->Check the checkbox of Enable
• Enter Push URL: copy Stream URL and Stream Key from YouTube Studio into column of Push URL below

• Go back to YouTube Studio after sett