U40

Kiloview U40 4K NDI encoder supports 4K P60 HDMI or USB input, convert to NDI high bandwidth, also it suports IP to NDI HX conversion.

With such functions like PoE+DC Out, PTZ, Tally, cold shoe on camera, the Kiloveiw U40 is the smallest and while most powerful NDI encoder which can turn any camera into an NDI camera. With only one network cable, video sources from HDMI cameras, web cameras, USB cameras and others can easily go into the NDI world and enjoy the advantages of IP-based transmission featuring ultra-high image quality and ultra-low latency.

Features

- Real 4K P60 input supported
- HDMI or USB to NDI high bandwidth
- RTSP/SRT/RTMP/HLS to NDI HX (Available in Feb)
- DC Out to power your camera/monitor
- Dual Network ports for data transferring
- USB to NDI (Available in Q1)

Get NDI in the box: Kiloview U40 NDI converts HDMI to NDI with up to real 4Kp60 resolution. In addition, it converts USB video to NDI (Limited resolutions and models only) ; 3.5mm analog audio embedded in NDI supported for flexible application.

Compatible with NDI HX: U40 also convert IP streams such as SRT/RTMP/RTSP/UDP/HLS to NDI HX (Available when software is upgraded.)

U40 encoder integrates many functions including network switching, NDI encoding, heat dissipation, POE and DC Out - this makes it the most complex encoder in Kiloview and the industry. While with attempt to make it multi-functional, small and beautiful, our engineer decided to make it unique -a round shape.

We offer two methods for fixing hot shoe. Either install on the camera upright with the hot shoe screw that comes with the package, or you can get a hot shoe accessory, install on the bottom of the encoder, and then equip it on the camera.

Dual Gigabit Ethernet ports can be applied to two different networks simultaneously, like SRT/RTMP input via WAN which can be output to NDI HX via LAN. Or you use one in WAN and another for LAN;

One of the network ports features PoE power supply function. In addition to powering the device itself, it can also output a max of 15W power(from DC OUT) to power your monitor, recorder, or even your cameras.