MediaKind CE-HEVC Encoder Module - MKP 101 0008

MediaKind CE-HEVC Encoder Module

HEVC provides up to 30% greater compression performance compared to an MPEG-4 AVC encoder in typical Contribution and Primary Distribution (C&D) use cases, which can equate to significant cost savings. Video compression performance is typically not the only priority in C&D applications, low end to end latency is also often required. The CE-HEVC card can provide low latency, or even super low latency encoding for when very low end to end latency is a priority.

For existing owners of AVP 2000 Contribution Encoders or AVP 3000 Voyagers, CE-HEVC cards can be fitted to any existing units enabling the performance of HEVC and UHD encoding capability to your existing encoders.

Product Overview
Outstanding Innovation Delivers the Most Powerful Flexible Contribution Encoder

The CE-HEVC option module provides:

Video Encoding of 1 x UHD (4K) or up to 4 x HD (720p or 1080i)
MPEG-4 or HEVC encoding of up to 4 x HD (720p, 1080i, 3 x 1080p HEVC, 2 x 1080p MPEG-4) video inputs or 1 UHD (4K) video input.

Video input via copper, fiber, or SDI/IP
The module can have either traditional electrical 3G/HD SDI inputs via 4 x 75 ohm BNC connectors (SMPTE292M,SMPTE-424M), fiber 3G/SDI inputs (SMPTE-297M), 12G copper (SMPTE ST 2082) or SDI over IP via SMPTE ST
2022-6 / SMPTE ST 2110
Extensive audio processing capabilities
The CE-HEVC supports a wide range of audio codecs as well as having the ability to pass-through Linear PCM and Dolby®E audio. It also supports groups of up to 16 mono channels of Phase Aligned Audio encoding, MediaKind’s patented method of carrying multiple audio channels and accurately maintaining the phase relationship between them.
Futureproof
The standards for ultra high definition television are still evolving, with discussions around support for high dynamic range (HDR) and wider color gamut (WCG) amongst other things. So the CE-HEVC card has been designed with the processing power and resources to enable it to support the HDR and WCG standards as they evolve, with signaling for PQ10, HLG, and HDR10 supported today.