Professional AV solutions require video to be recieved from a great many different sources and locations. The ability to recieve and display video directly from online resources such as CCTV networks and remote desktop applications and combining them with local inputs has become an everyday part of fully functional video wall display. Datapath's ActiveSQX PCIe plug in card is a powerful addition to systems that require a scalable hardware based decoding solution.
The ActiveSQX includes a dedicated processor capable of decoding several IP streams simultaneously via the on-board ethernet ports. Fully PCIe compatible, multiple ActiveSQX cards can be used in a single system to provide project scalability giving users more processing and more simultaneous decodes.

• Dedicated decoding card with dual RJ45 Ethernet ports
• On-board SQX decoding engine
• Decode multiple streams simultaneously
• Maximum will depend on H.264 profiles and levels of incoming media
• 800 Mb/s from each Ethernet input

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the length of the A & C connectors and what is the total length of the cords on the AC adapter?

A: 1 meter.

Q: 2. is this brand new?

A: This would be new in a box not used or refurbished.

Q: 3. My question is; If you connect a "1.1 OR 2.0" USB Device into one of the USB 3.0 Ports, will all the other ports still function at "3.0" Speed?! OR will they too be slowed down to the slowest USB Device you have connected to the Hub?! I've noticed that on another "Xcellon 4-Port Non-Powered Hub" I have. When I plugged in my Western Digital 2TB Passport (USB 3.0) Hard Drive, it would not connect or be seen by the computer until I unplugged the "USB 2.0 PNY 128GB Thumb Drive".

A: Each port will run at its own speed. That said, you still have only one connection to your computer, so if all 7 ports are active, then speeds will appear to slow down. As to only one storage device being seen, that likely is a config issue with the OS. You will need to mount the second drive and assign a drive letter using whatever hardware configurator your OS has. For Windows, it would be in Computer Management, Storage, Disk Management. There you will find the drives, just look for the one without a drive letter. If it hasn't been, you may need to format the drive so it will be recognized.

Q: 4. Can this car be added to a windows pc? Also can it be link aggregated?

A: The Synology E10G30-T2 2-Port 10G RJ45 Ethernet to PCIe 3.0 Adapter Card, B&H # SYE10G30T2, is designed to work with specific Synology NAS enclosures, it does not officially support Windows OS. Link aggregation is supported when using it with a compatible Synology NAS.

Q: 5. Can I use this for multiple Video Cameras that runs on USB 3.0 like web cam and PTZ etc.?

A: I've had problems with my external hard drives randomly force ejecting with this USB hub. I think it might be due to the power supply, but in my personal experience, it's not the most stable connection.

Q: 6. Can this work with multiple external drives attached?

A: Yes, it can.

Q: 7. What is the power output on the data only ports? need 2A for my hard drives...

A: 3 x USB 3.1 / USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A (2.4 A)

Q: 8. Will it handle two (2) self powered USB Laser Printers, and 1 external Backup Drive as the sum total of the peripheral load?

A: I doubt it. It fried my external drive after a week, it would unmount while files were being transferred. After the 4th or 5th time it happened the drive died. Have not been able to get the drive to work since. I returned the hub. i wouldnt plug anything into this hub unless you can afford to lose it.

Q: 9. Hello !! One question: if I made a mistake in a datapath model you can ask for the change

A: To exchange an item please contact our: B&H Customer Service Team: Call: 800.221.5743 or 212.239.7765 Email : cs@bhphotovideo.com

Q: 10. Does this support a framerate of 23.976 genlock for 4k?

A: Yes, the DATAPATH Fx4 Display Controller with Four HDMI Outputs (B&H# DAFX4H) can accept Genlock Input from any video input on HDMI 1, HDMI 2, or using the DisplayPort. Please note that there is a maximum of 165MPixels/s. It can also do so on an analog black-burst basis using the BNC connector.