Decode your IP network stream to an HDMI output with the KDS-DEC7 AVoIP Decoder for 4K60 over 1G Network from Kramer. This advanced receiver is suitable for large-scale AV content sharing installations such as command and control rooms. The KDS-DEC7 can stream resolutions up to 4k60 via Ethernet over copper cable. Decoding from the incoming IP signal, it transmits the USB, IR, RS-232, or CEC signal over an IP network.

Use the existing wires and infrastructure in your corporate office, school, or government venue and quickly distribute your AV content to multiple sources and displays while controlling the unit's functions with protocol commands from the navigation buttons or using Ethernet connectivity and accessing user-friendly, dedicated web pages. The unit is powered via PoE (Power-over-Ethernet).

Decodes IP Stream to HDMI Output    For Large Command and Control Rooms    Up to 4K60 Resolution    Uses Existing Wires and Infrastructure    Supports PoE

Netgear M4250 AVoIP switches, Kramer Control, KDS-USB2

Front-panel LCD display for configuration

Instantaneous switching time is under one second

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this unit work with any sort of Cloud interface where it can receive a signal from NDI sources in a completely different location? (Similar to Birddog Cloud)

A: no this converter will only work with NDI locally

Q: 2. Does this unit have Image flip...I only see Mirror in the menu?

A: We have not seen an "image flip" option on this device.

Q: 3. Can the port LEDs be turned off to save of the cost of useless light solution?

A: Yes, the port lights for the Ubiquiti Networks Pro Max 16-Port 2.5G / 1G Managed Network Switch can be customized or disabled.

Q: 4. I'd like to output a Transparent lower thirds image from my computer via NDI, will this device receive the keyed image via NDI and pass it along via the HDMI going into my ATEM?

A: NDI does support Alpha channel keying. The Magewell Pro Convert NDI to HDMI Decoder would work.

Q: 5. How do you access the settings of the device?

A: The unit is driven by a web end-user interface.

Q: 6. Does this decoder need a static IP or will work with dongles with dynamic IP - if yes what latency would be expected?

A: The JVC BR-DE900 ProHD IP Decoder (B&H# JVBRDE900) will use a static IP address. While many factors can affect latency, with respect to the decoder itself, the manufacturer only states that it minimizes the decoding process cycle, adding 1.5 seconds to whatever other factors may be present.

Q: 7. Can I use this to get an NDI signal from my iMac and convert it to an HDMI signal to my BMD switcher to run lyrics on my livestream?

A: As long as the software you are using for your lyrics supports an NDI output signal through your iMac, this device should work to decode it into an HDMI video signal for us with a Blackmagic Switcher.

Q: 8. Is this product compatible with the NDI-HX protocol?

A: No this device only supports NDI. it does not support the HX version of NDI

Q: 9. Does the USW-PRO-MAX-48 (not the POE version) have any fans (is it fanless)?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks Pro Max 48-Port 2.5G / 1G Managed Network Switch (non-PoE) is fanless.

Q: 10. Can this upscale a 1080p30 NDI feed into a 4k29.97 hdmi output?

A: Yes it can.