Thor H-16ATSC-IP 16x Off Air ATSC Inputs Tuners to IPTV Output Gateway

With the advanced H-16ATSC-IP 16x Off Air ATSC Inputs Tuners to IPTV Output Gateway, you can effortlessly convert off-air ATSC signals into IPTV output. This high-tech device features 16 independent ATSC tuners, each capable of converting any "subchannel" from an ATSC channel into an IP stream, using UDP/RTP/RTSP protocols. This makes it an ideal solution for large-scale IPTV installations, acting as a sophisticated ATSC cherrypicker to IP gateway.

This innovative product, designed by industry-leading brand Thor, also includes two ASI inputs for external TS sources. It offers the flexibility of different models, including the H-16ATSC-IP-16ATSC 16 ATSC to 16 ATSC trans modulator with VCT edit. The IP output format can be set to UDP multicast or multicast FTA tuner inputs, which can be converted to IP UDP unicast, multicast streams after setting the frequency.

The state-of-the-art unit scans for Video/Audio programs and once discovered, they can be individually converted to IP streams or re-modulated on different frequencies or modulation standards. It supports up to 512 IP inputs and one IP (MPTS) output through GE1 and TS input for re-mux through 2 ASI ports.

This next-generation gateway seamlessly converts RF programs to IP TS, easily managed via a secure NMS system developed by Thor. This allows for efficient distribution of your programs via IP and ASI. The device can convert 16 CATV in either DVBS2, QAM, or ATSC to IP or transmodulate one format of RF to another.

This product family, equipped with 16RF tuners, is model dependent for QAM/ ATSC/ DVBS2 and operates as an RF to IP Gateway. It can output Multicast or Unicast and also act as an RF Translator. Each model is independent and hardware-based, catering to specific modulation standards used globally. There are three hardware sets available, one each for ATSC, DVBS-S2, and QAM, with the QAM model featuring built-in modulation standards for QAM Annex A and Annex B, DVB-T, DVB-T2, and ISDB-T, selectable through the NMS GUI.