The IPTV Headend device is an advanced and highly useful product capable of receiving and converting terrestrial and satellite signals into IP protocol. This technology is very popular in the media industry, providing users with high-quality and stable audio and video broadcasting. With an IPTV Headend, content is easily transmitted in IP format, allowing operators to stream content effortlessly. By using Omid IPTV, you will ensure a smooth, uninterrupted streaming experience for your audience.
Omid IPTV Headend
Omid Communications Innovators (Navaavaran Ertebatat Simaye Omid) is a knowledge-based company offering a variety of solutions and products, including the IPTV Headend and all its related equipment, across the country. The Omid IPTV Headends are highly versatile and can meet the diverse needs of customers. The different models of this product are capable of receiving content simultaneously from a wide range of inputs, such as satellite signals (DVB-S/S2/S2X), terrestrial signals (DVB-T/T2), ASI signals, IP protocols, and USB and HDMI ports. Depending on the customer’s needs, only the required modules will be utilized. Once the content is selected by the user, it can be processed in the device’s internal multiplexer and sent out via IP, RF, or ASI outputs. It’s important to note that the device comes with various features, which are available as optional components based on your specific needs and budget.
Features of Omid IPTV
۱U Device with Customization Capability
The customization capability combined with the 1U size is one of the standout features of the Omid IPTV Headend device. This device is designed as a stand-alone unit, allowing customers to add a variety of inputs and outputs based on their needs and budget. The standard size of the device is 1U, which can be easily installed in a rack and occupies minimal space. This flexibility in customizing inputs and outputs makes the device suitable for a wide range of applications, meeting the diverse needs of users.
DVB-S and DVB-T Inputs
The Omid IPTV Headend device, with DVB-S and DVB-T inputs, offers high flexibility in receiving various signals. This device can include DVB-T/T2, DVB-S/S2/S2X input tuners, or a combination of both. Each tuner is capable of receiving one frequency, and these frequencies can provide multiple channels simultaneously to users. The number of tuners is customizable, with options ranging from 4 to 24 tuners. With support for up to 24 tuners, Omid IPTV allows simultaneous access to a wide range of channels.
ASI and IP Inputs
In Omid IPTV Headend equipment, the option to add ASI and IP inputs is available upon customer request. The ASI input is a global standard in the media industry, commonly used for content output from professional studios. Using this standard, content produced in studios is sent to the IPTV headend to be displayed as a separate channel alongside channels received from satellites and terrestrial networks. Similarly, the device also supports IP input, meaning it is capable of receiving content in IP format.
HDMI and USB Inputs
IPTV headend users sometimes wish to display their exclusive content alongside other channels, without the need for professional studios. This can easily be done using the HDMI and USB inputs of the Omid IPTV device. IPTV users can run their content from a USB drive or a computer and connect it to the headend’s HDMI output. In this way, your desired content will be made available as a separate TV channel to all viewers in the building or facility.
Multiplexer Capability
The IPTV Headend device, equipped with an internal multiplexer (MUX) capability, allows for the selection and management of TV channels, as well as their customization from various inputs. This feature enables you to specify which channels will be available via IPTV and which will be broadcast over RF TV. By using the internal MUX, you can efficiently organize the channels and provide users with an organized experience and easy access to diverse content.
IPTV and RFTV Outputs
After processing and selecting the channels in the IPTV headend device, they can be transmitted to the viewer through various communication platforms. These outputs are available in two formats: as IP, known as IPTV, which is delivered to users via network or fiber optic, or as RF with the DVB-T standard, broadcast through traditional infrastructure using coaxial cable (antenna cable). One of the advantages of this device is its compatibility with both new and traditional systems, allowing content to be delivered in any environment.
ASI Output
The ASI (Asynchronous Serial Interface) standard is an important protocol for transmitting audio and video in professional systems. This standard is designed for sending compressed content using various protocols like MPEG-4 and HEVC and is widely used in broadcasting environments. The Omid IPTV device also provides the option for ASI output. This feature is particularly significant for professional users, including television networks and internet platforms, and serves as a key tool for transferring high-quality, stable data.
Technical Specifications
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Outputs |
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Power Supply |
AC100~240V, 50/60Hz |
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Tuner Port |
Tuner interface: F-female type |
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IP Protocol
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UDP and RTP protocol, multicast, Unicast |
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Management and Settings
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Via Ethernet and WEB Interface |
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Demodulation FEC in DVB-S/S2
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Demodulation FEC in DVB-S/S2 |
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Number of IP Ports for Data
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Minimum one RJ45 port which is used as both input and output. |
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IP Management Port |
۱xRJ45 |
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Size |
۱RU and Rack Mountable |
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Weight |
Between 3 to 7 kg (depending on the device type) |