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At that price I would buy it over the small Windows PCs for an upcoming project. I would hope the N2H to cost around $250. However, it’s got to cost less than BirdDog Mini, which is much more flexible. Mini Converter SDI to HDMI 6G lets you convert from SDI to HDMI in SD, HD, and Ultra HD formats while de-embeding audio to HDMI, AES/EBU or balanced analog audio.

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The unit employs the unique TV One-task locking DC power connector to. Most especially in long term, fixed installations. 1T-FC-677 3G-SDI Extender with HDMI Converter allows SD-SDI HD-SDI and 3G-SDI. The N2H being an appliance has some advantages over the Windows PC.

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In my application, it would replace a SFF Windows PC that costs around $200. Why does this matter? Well, it’s about price. I suspect it’s related to the ZynqBerry or SmartBerry which are single board computers in the Raspberry Pi form factor, but with an onboard FPGA. It’s probably not a Pi, but rather an SBC in a matching form factor, of which there are a handful. The HiFi Berry hat makes the case taller, but the mechanics of the standoffs from the SBC are the very same. Heck, it looks a lot like the Raspberry Pi and HiFi Berry combination that I use to replace my old Logitech Squeezeboxes as the die of old age. The connector locations, and the nature of the case itself, just screams out, “built on Pi” or Pi clone.

What’s not said, but appears obvious to me, is that the product is based upon something akin to a Raspberry Pi single board computer.

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That makes sense given their support with sample code for FPGA developers.ĭeltaCast reports that the N2H is very conveniently powered via standard power-over-Ethernet. Kane Peterson of Newtek tells us that it’s also FPGA-based. At least in as far as the NDI decode function is concerned. In some respects, the N2H is similar to the BirdDog Mini. TV One 1T-VS-647 SDI to HDMI Converter with Audio. That is, it can pick an NDI stream from the network and display it on a monitor or HDTV. Fully scaleable video inputs include HDMI, DVI (via the HDMI connector), Analog RGB via an HD-15. Up/Down/Cross Converters, Analog-Digital Converters (SD/HD-SDI, HDMI, DVI). Very recently DeltaCast announced their new DELTA-neo N2H Standalone converter, which is a small appliance intended to be a headless NDI playback device. Thanks for purchasing this TV One-task product from TV One. Newtek support for partners included an emphasis on such a hardware strategy. The 1T-FC-677 3G-SDI Extender with HDMI Converter allows SD-SDI, HD-SDI and 3G-SDI. Their products are FPGA-based, allowing them to be effectively reprogrammed in the field. They developed their own firmware to deal with NDI. All the reliability and convenience of an appliance.īirdDog are first to market for one, very good reason. That means that a BirdDog Mini can be connected to a display, allowing it to see any NDI signals on the network. They have recently been extended to decode as well. These were initially NDI encoders, designed to NDI-enable cameras or other sources. In 2018 BirdDog.TV arrived with their Studio ($895) and Mini ($495, pictured) products.

best of all, and under $200, it was affordable. It can present a 1080p60 stream using about 40% of CPU continuously without overheating. This little PC has the right stuff to be a reliable presentation device Windows 10, 4 GB RAM, 64 GB flash, Gigabit Ethernet and Intel HD Graphics 600 GPU. I used this approach at Cluecon 2018, with a very small PC purchased just for the task (pictured above.) It has some nice features, like the ability to overlay a second stream (picture-in-picture) and show audio metering. This is an application that can pick the stream off the network and display it on a monitor. In the early days of NDI, if you needed to view an NDI signal on a monitor that required a Windows PC running NDI Studio Monitor. This is ideal for production applications, which are quite separate from transmission/delivery, where lower bitrates are preferred and some seconds of delay is tolerable. A 1080p60 NDI stream requires at most around 150 mbps. NDI delivers high quality video at very low latency, under one frame of video. Whether in corporate video, educational video, live streaming or low-end broadcast, it allows a transition to IP transport that’s profoundly attractive in many ways. There is no question that Newtek’s NDI is rocking the world of video production.

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