Transcoding with Epitome technology lets you refine your live encoding and streaming workflow, saving on upload bandwidth while delivering the best-possible-quality streams to each user’s specific device.
Epitome technology can automatically transrate the incoming stream to create streams of various bitrates and dynamically serve the right one to each viewer based on his or her bandwidth—giving audiences from Silicon Valley to Mount Everest the best-possible viewing experience.
Transcoding lets you realize huge savings in your live encoding workflow by minimizing hardware costs, onsite bandwidth issues, and infrastructure complexity. By moving heavy processing tasks from the input location to a cloud-based system or an offsite server, you no longer need to buy expensive heavy-duty hardware encoders. Instead, you can send a single encoded stream out and use Epitome transcoding to complete your workflow with a Epitome product or service.
Host Interface: USB3.0, *300-350MB/s throughput, USB2.0, *40MB/s throughput
Input Interface: 1 HDMI interface
HDMI Video Input: 1 1080P/60HZ HD HDMI signal
HDMI Audio Input: 1 LPCM audio signal
HDMI Input Formats: It meets HDMI 1.4a standard and supports 1080p/60Hz 8-bit, (RGB, YUV)
Output Format: Up to 48KHz, 85db, 24-bit
Video Sampling Rate: HDMI: 165MHz
Audio and Video Capture: It meets the standards of UVC (USB video class) and UAC (USB audio class)
Output Color Space: YUY2, RGB24
Switch of Color Space: Hardware Color Switch
Image Scale: Hardware Scale
Image Adjustment: The image adjustment of brightness, contrast, hue, saturation
OS Support: Windows 7, 2008 R2, Linux, OS X (10.8 and above)
Software Compatibility: Windows Media Encoder, Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder, Real Producer Plus, VLC, QuickTime Broadcaster, QuickTime Player, Wirecast