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Iris HDMI to IP Encoder - Converts HDMI to IP - Compatible w/Raymarine, Simrad Furuno [HDMI2IP01]

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Iris HDMI to IP Encoder - Converts HDMI to IP - Compatible w/Raymarine, Simrad Furuno [HDMI2IP01]HDMI to IP Encoder Converts HDMI to IP Compatible with Raymarine, Simrad & Furuno Convert your HDMI video source to a high definition IP stream compatible with Raymarine, Simrad, B & G, and Furuno Chart Plotters using the HDMI2IP 01 Single Channel Encoder from Iris Innovations. This small and compact little box takes your HDMI video and uses H. 265 H. 264 compression algorithms to encode the video into a high definition IP stream which leading a

HDMI to IP Encoder - Converts HDMI to IP - Compatible with Raymarine, Simrad & Furuno

Convert your HDMI video source to a high-definition IP stream compatible with Raymarine, Simrad, B & G, and Furuno Chart-Plotters using the HDMI2IP-01 Single Channel Encoder from Iris Innovations.

This small and compact little box takes your HDMI video and uses H.265 / H.264 compression algorithms to encode the video into a high-definition IP stream which leading a chartplotters process as if it were an IP camera device. Simply configure the device to sit on your MFD network, hook up your HDMI camera, and then configure your MFD in the same way you would configure an IP camera. If your MFD works as an RTSP server (such as Raymarine Axiom and Furuno TZT devices) simply set the HDMI2IP unit to accept its IP address via RTSP and you are good to go.

Your MFD will treat the stream as if it were an IP camera, which means once configured, the video will display on all compatible devices connected to your MFD network, greatly simplifying installation.

The device is powered from your vessel (or vehicle’s) +12VDC supply and draws less than 200mA.

Features:

  • Converts High Definition HDMI video into IP video streams using H.265 / H264 Compression
  • Compatible with Raymarine, Navico (Simrad / B & G), and Furuno Chart-Plotters
  • HDMI Devices Handled as IP Cameras by Compatible MFD’s
  • Perfect for Displaying HD Video Ouput from CMAC on your Chartplotter
  • Connect to the MFD Network to View Video on all Connected, Compatible Devices
  • Low Power, +12VDC Operation.
  • Small, Compact, and Easy to Install
  • Supports Audio
  • Can be Used to Encode any HDMI Video Source
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