So in today’s episode, we’re using a 4 Channel HDMI encoder modulator H-4ADHD unit that is creating several IP streams from HDMI sources.
Those sources Roku, Firestick, and BluRay are then sent via RJ45 through a switch which then goes from IPTV streams, converted back to RF QAM using an EDGE QAM Modulator.
This is ideal for campus-like environments that can use one headend to distribute IPTV channels to numerous buildings, and then break back out to COAX via QAM Modulation.
High-density output means a single 1RU 32QAM output device, can let you put quite a few streams into the coax existing infrastructure without the use of Set-Top Boxes.
links to the devices :
4channel HDMI IP encoder and QAM modulator :
4 channel SDI IPTV encoder and QAM modulator
Edge Modulator – IPTV streams to QAM modulator
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Nice video can you send me a daigram iptv to direct coax cable I want to get some information to start a cable TV business without STB
Hello, i've got old tv, that dosnt have digital channel, is there a posibility to get the signal?.
if you are not using Coaxial maybe the HDMI , what will you use?
Hello can we get 100 channels tv with just one ip source with this egde ip qam modulator
Excellent, In my canal i am class about iptv
I like to really share my IPTV subscription in my hotel , where each room will be stream without any interference and with different channels simultaneously