Difference between revisions of "2453 Decoder"

Latest revision as of 12:06, 6 December 2016

[edit] Using a 2453

A 2453 can take an NTSC or PAL composite video stream and convert it to a digital format or take one of those streams and output NTSC or PAL composite video.

[edit] Encoding video

To Encode video a composite video source must be connected to video in and Ethernet must be connected.

Using a web browser connect to the 2453

follow the link on the left side: Configure Stream A

Here the various parameters of the encoder can be controlled.

Once those setting are correct Follow the link Control Stream A

Here the address of the device receiving the digital stream and the port number open on that device must be entered.

The receiving device should be ready to receive before the sending device starts sending.

[edit] Decoding video

To Decode video a composite video display must be connected to video out and Ethernet must be connected.

Using a web browser connect to the 2453 which will receive the digital stream

note: each device on an Ethernet network must have a unique address, if two 2453's are being used the address of at least one must be changed through the Admin Network page

Follow the link on the left side: Configure output

Here the various parameters of the decoder can be controlled. The stream format setting must match the stream format setting of the encoder, ie if the encoder is configured to H264 VES the decoder must be set to H264 VES.

Once those setting are correct Follow the link Control Output

Here the address of the device sending the digital stream and the port number to open to that device must be entered. The packet headers must be the same as on the sending device.

The receiving device should be ready to receive before the sending device starts sending. Click start on the receiving device before clicking start on the sending device.