Dan Gruner Posted April 22, 2010 Posted April 22, 2010 A pair of standalone boxes that can sit on the buildings IP network, take a composite, s-vid or component signal in at one end and reproduce it at the other. I know there are plenty of video to IP converters available (for upgrading analogue CCTV cameras for example), however what I am after is a complete high quality standalone solution that offers the flexibility of routing video around a network and does not involve a PC. Pointers? Many thanks, Dan
bruce Posted April 22, 2010 Posted April 22, 2010 There are plenty around, and as you say, most are targetted at the CCTV market. I had a demo of some kit from indigovision a couple of years ago, and was reasonably impressed.
peternewman Posted April 23, 2010 Posted April 23, 2010 I spent a bit of time playing with and configuring a pair of VBricks a while ago at work. They do hardware MPEG2/4 encoders and decoders, more info on their site here and a relevant summary PDF. They seemed fine reliability wise for the bit of testing I was doing, and they reconnected promptly and started doing their thing again when the link reappeared. I can't remember what the latency was like unfortunately. I believe a few of them might still be in place on a circuit somewhere that gets used occasionally. They do Composite/SVideo or SDI if you pay for an optional module. I don't have any idea of their cost, but I guess it all depends where your budget lies between CCTV and broadcast quality.
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