The Contemporary Research QIP - YPB - 2 IPTV Encoder is a top - notch device for creating high - quality IPTV streams. It comes with dual - channel encoders that can transform two separate video sources into MPEG2 or H.264 IPTV streams. This encoder offers low latency and accepts video resolutions from 480i to 1080p. It also supports closed captioning, and you can adjust the output resolution between 480i and 1080p using the built - in scalers. For audio, it can take input from embedded SPDIF or analog stereo and encode in AC3, MPEG 1 Layer 2, or AAC. Key features include two component inputs for 480p to 1080p video, two composite/CC video inputs for encoding and captioning, and two analog stereo and two SPDIF coax audio inputs. It can generate up to two high - definition SPST Unicast or IPTV streams encoded as H.264 or MPEG2. It can convert stereo and PCM to stereo AAC or MP12 and handle AC - 3. It can create SAP dual - language audio for each program and support embedded captioning from Line 21 data on composite video inputs. The dual hardware scalers can accept up to 1080p video, including different frequencies and PAL formats, and deliver programs at scaled or native resolutions. Setup is easy with front - panel buttons and user - friendly menus, and there's an onboard web page for setup and monitoring, accessible via the front - panel USB port without an Ethernet connection. You can update the firmware via USB and Ethernet. It's fan - cooled with variable speed, has an efficient design to save power and rack space, and comes with a compact switching power supply. It can be mounted in optional 1RU single or dual 19' rack kits and meets RoHS safety and California energy standards. Dual - program operation is standard. Size: 8.5' (216mm) wide x 1.73' (62mm) height (1RU) x 6.0' (153mm) deep. Weight: 1.5 lbs (0.68kg). Operating Temperature: +32 to 122 F.
Using the QIP - YPB - 2 IPTV Encoder is a breeze. First, connect your video sources to the component or composite inputs, depending on your source type. You can use the front - panel buttons and easy - to - understand menus to set up things like inputs, encoding, channels, and RF options. You can also use the onboard web page for more detailed setup and monitoring, which you can access through the front - panel USB port, so you don't need an Ethernet connection right away. When it comes to audio, connect your audio sources to the analog stereo or SPDIF coax inputs. The encoder will handle the encoding for you, whether it's AC3, MPEG 1 Layer 2, or AAC. For captioning, make sure your composite video input has the Line 21 data. Now, some things to keep in mind. Don't operate the encoder outside the specified temperature range of +32 to 122 F, as this could damage the device. When mounting, choose the appropriate 1RU single or dual 19' rack kit if you need to save rack space. For maintenance, keep the device clean and make sure the fan is working properly, as it cools the device at a variable speed. You can update the firmware via USB or Ethernet to keep the encoder running smoothly and taking advantage of the latest features. That's all you need to know to get the most out of your QIP - YPB - 2 IPTV Encoder.
