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URayCoder H.264 Live HDMI Video Encoder Supports RTSP, RTP, RTMP, HTTP, UDP, SRT, ONVIF for IPTV, Live Stream Broadcast Supports YouTube, Facebook RTMPS, Wowza, Twitch etc

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Features

  • Innovative Product with Leading Technology - This URayCoder video encoder is ideal for broadcast video and audio, support live broadcast for YouTube, Facebook, Ustream, Livestream, Twitch, Meridix, Streamspot, Dacast, Tikilive, Netrmedi etc.
  • Multi-streaming Output - Support up to 4 video streams output simultaneously. You can push these 4 video streams to multi-platform at the same time.
  • Multi-protocol Support - Support HTTP, RTSP, RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, HLS(M3U8), UDP, RTP, Multicast, Unitcast, ONVIF, FLV etc streaming protocol.
  • OSD Setting - You can add static text or scroll text or logo or time to the output video stream to customize your output displayed video. Meanwhile, you can also adjust the parameter of output video via webpage or APP.
  • Free Lifetime Support and Service - All URayCoder video encoders and video decoders include a five-year manufacturer warranty and free lifetime technical support. Also we provide SDK and API and CGI control protocol for secondary development. Meanwhile, we provide many kinds of customization, such as logo print, function or firmware etc customization.

Description

Read more Multiple Video Streaming Types Choose between multiple video streaming types to prioritize bandwidth consumption or image quality. Supports HTTP, UDP, RTP, RTSP, RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, HLS(M3U8), FLV, ONVIF, Unitcast, Multicast etc streaming protocol. Multi-platform Live Broadcasting URayCoder video encoder supports up to 4 video streams output simultaneously. You can live broadcast on multi-platform at the same time. Except for RTMP(S), it also supports live broadcast on YouTube via HLS protocol. Compatible with Multiple Softwares Works with multiple softwares such as VLC, VMIX, OBS, wirecast etc. Enter the video stream URL from the encoder into the software and you can watch the video stream from computer or mobile phone. Read more Custom Logo, Text, Scroll Text, TIme, No Signal Image The Features: 1. Support wide area network remote management 2. Support MPEG-4 /H.264 AVC, MJPEG video encoding 3. Support AAC, AAC+, AAC++, MP3, MP2, AC3, Opus, G.711 audio encoding 4. The bitrate of the output video stream is adjustable from 32kbit/s to 32mbit/s(CBR, Strong CBR, VBR control mode) 5. Support HTTP, UDP, RTP, RTSP, RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, HLS(M3U8), FLV, ONVIF, Unitcast, Multicast etc streaming protocol 6. Support insert logo, text, scroll text, time on the output displayed video 7. Support output displayed video resolution and frame rate setting(max 1920x1080P /60fps) 8. Support different protocol transmission for the 4 output video streams 9. Support configure the encoder via APP or webpage 10. Support choose HDMI embedded audio or external audio port(3.5m jack) as output audio 11. Support output video processing(rotate, flip, mirror, clipping etc) 12. Support upgrade device by upgrading new firmware 13. Support HDCP and HD blue-ray 14. Support one-key restore to factory settings 15. Stable and effective, support 7 x 24 working 16. Provide SDK and API and CGI for secondary development 17. Provide many kinds of customization(logo, function, language, firmware etc customization) 18. Support live broadcast for YouTube, Facebook, Ustream, Vimeo etc platforms simultaneously(via RTMP /RTMPS) 19. Not only RTMP, also support push HLS stream to YouTube platform(New Feature) The Specifications： 1. Video • Input：1xHDMI(Support HDCP) • Input Resolution：Max up to 1920x1080P@60fps or 1920x1080i@60fps • Video Encoding：H.264, MJPEG • Bitrate：From 32kbit/s to 32mbit/s adjustable(CBR, Strong CBR, VBR for selection) • Bitrate Control Mode：CBR, Strong CBR, VBR for selection • Output Resolution：It is adjustable, max 1920x1080P@60fps 2. Audio • Input：HDMI embedded audio or external audio(3.5mm jack) for selection • Audio Encoding：AAC, AAC+, AAC++, AC3, MP2, MP3, Opus, G.711 • Sampling Rate：44100, 48000, Same as input • Bitrate：From 48000kb/s to 320000kb/s adjustable 3. Network • Interface： Ethernet Port(1000BASE-T) • Streaming Protocol：HTTP, UDP, RTSP, RTMP, RTMPS, SRT, HLS(M3U8), FLV, Multicast, ONVIF, RTP, Unitcast etc • Control Panel：Webpage or APP • Firmware：Firmware is upgradeable 4. General • Size：6x5x1.2(inch) • Weight：0.8lbs • Material：Iron shell 5. Application • IPTV system • Wowza, FMS etc Server • Online Live Broadcast • NVR(Net Video Recorder) • Campus Broadcast • Video Conference UHE264-1S UHE265-1S UHE265-1L UHE265-4-4K Video Encoding H.264 H.265, H.264 H.265, H.264 H.265, H.264 Max Resolution 1920x1080P 1920x1080P 1920x1080P 3840x2160P(4K) Input Channel 1 1 1 4 HDMI Out X X ✓ X


Product Dimensions: 5.12 x 4.72 x 1.18 inches


Item Weight: 12.9 ounces


Item model number: UHE265-1S


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Date First Available: January 1, 2019


Manufacturer: URay


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    • The cheapest and easiest way to stream to Youtube without a computer.
If you’re looking for a cheap and easy way to stream one camera to Youtube this is the device for you. You don’t need an expensive computer and external encoders. This little box does it all. Full disclosure: I was offered monetary incentive for a five star review. But despite the less than stellar documentation I still think it deserves a 5 star rating. I bought this encoder to stream church services to Youtube. The hardest part of the setup is getting the encoder connected to your internet network if your router’s IP address (the IPv4 Default Gateway) isn’t set to 192.168.1.1. If it isn’t you need to temporarily change your computer’s IP address so you can log into the encoder’s control panel. Once logged into the encoder it’s very simple to make the change. The recently updated manual and videos can help guide you through this process on Windows and Mac OS. I used a Canon VIXIA HF R800 camcorder to provide the video. Canon camcorders work well for this task because they can output clean HDMI video (no display indicators). You simply go into the menu of the camcorder and turn off “Output Onscreen Displays” and turn off “Power Saving Mode”. For audio you can use the 3.5mm jack on the encoder if you want to use external audio. Or you can use the audio from the camcorder’s microphone coming through the HDMI cable. ( FYI - the Canon camcorder also has an audio input jack so you can route external audio through it). Just make you set the Audio Input field in the control panel to the correct setting. "HDMI" setting means it's getting the audio from the camcorder. "ANALOG" means it's getting the audio from the 3.5mm jack on the encoder box. The manual does a decent job of going through all the options available through the control panel. settings I used for youtube Bitrate: 6000 Encoder size: 1920x1080 Bitrate control: VBR Audio sample rate: 48000 ( Youtube sounded awful if you use 44100) Audio bitrate 320000 If you need technical help you can get support using email, skype, or whatsapp. Tech support is based in China so it normally takes a day to get a response via email. I needed Tech support because the documentation was lacking. They were helpful but I still needed a technician to log into my computer using TeamViewer to set the DNS configuration in the encoder’s control panel For connecting to Youtube **Update 11-20-2020 Ever since Youtube removed the "Start Stream" button I've experienced an audio/video sync issue when you reuse a stream key. The stream will briefly be in sync and then the audio is ahead of the video. You can use a new stream key each time but that is inconvenient. Currently the only work I've found around is to manually disable/enable the ‘‘RTMP(S) /RTSP PUSH URL’’ field on the encoder box. **End update The DNS configuration. The documentation is incorrect. It says to enter the router gateway address in the fields for DNS1 and DNS2 . That does not apply for all networks. Mine was not configured this way. You need to check your network setting for IPv4 DNS Servers and enter those values. To connect to Youtube you need to enter the “Server URL” and the “Stream name / key” you get from Youtube into the ‘‘RTMP(S) /RTSP PUSH URL’’ field located in the control panel. It would have been much easier if they would have split this into two fields, but they make you combine both pieces of data into one long string. Just don’t forget to add an extra “/” character between the two pieces of data or it won’t work. In the manual there is a sample of what the string should look like. The encoder also allows you to add some basic texts or logos to the screen. The encoder will broadcast a test pattern when it doesn’t detect a video stream which is very helpful. For creating a simple stream this encoder works well with minimal equipment. The documentation is still a work in progress. I would like an explanation of all the options. Once you get the encoder on the network it’s pretty easy to use and configure. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 12, 2020 by David O
    • This has limitations that are not disclosed in the description.
The description says that this device supports 1080p60 and up to four streams. What it doesn't say is that it doesn't do these at the same time, and that not all four streams can be configured for 60fps. Only the first stream is capable of 60fps, and if the first stream is configured for 60fps only one additional stream can be configured. However, if you configure the first stream to 1080p60, and have anything configured for the second stream, the CPU level is between 85-100%. The management page says to reduce the resolution or disable streams if the CPU stays above 85%. This means that if you have a stream of 1080p60, you can't configure a second stream. The CPU use depends on the configured streams, regardless of whether the stream is actually being transmitted. This probably makes it faster when you do make a connection (if you're using TCP, of course). Encoding 720p30 plus three lower resolutions give a CPU of about 25% and very good quality. But when the sound format changes on the source, it takes the machine about 20 seconds to reconfigure itself. The sound is muted until that happens. It certainly does not live up to the specs given in the description. I have yet to decide if I'm going to keep it. Edit after two years. I did keep it. It's now acquired a problem with the audio. After the unit has been running for over a day, the sound becomes choppy. It comes and goes about once per second. Rebooting the unit will fix it about half the time, so multiple reboots are often necessary to clear the condition. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2019 by Matthew
    • sketchy software
It more or less works but I'm sending it back. - The instructions say to set up a static IP for the device. The software also has a DHCP feature, but it simply doesn't work, my router handed out an IP to the device's MAC address (it could be seen in the logs) but the device itself was unreachable. I reset it, followed the static IP directions, and that worked. - The HTML5 preview feature of the stream on the status page is buggy and has crackly/glitchy audio on Firefox. I thought it was the stream at first but the stream audio seems fine, it's just the previewer. I'm broadcasting audio at 320kbps. - Sometimes i'd connect RTSP to the device using VLC and the stream would stop after about 1 second, or the audio drop out. I don't know if this is a VLC issue or not. Doesn't seem to affect broadcast. - I was a little annoyed with the picture quality until I noticed it defaults to the baseline H.264 profile, changing this to High got the quality I expected. - This thing tries to stream all the time when the power is on. Even when I cut the video source by turning the camcorder off, it would randomly connect to the servers with the audio feed (I use separate audio from a DJ mixer) and a test video pattern. And then disconnect and connect again. I had to pull the power cable to get it to stop, there's no button or toggle in the web interface that I could find. long story short this is a few too many issues for my taste, and the lack of control of when the stream goes out was a dealbreaker so I'm sending it back and trying something else. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2020 by tyrantlizard

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