AVCiT 8K HDMI Decoder

Name: 8K HDMI Decoder
Brand: Guangdong AVCiT Technology Holding Co., Ltd.
Rating: 4.4 (4 reviews)

The H.265 based 8K HDMI Decoder (HDMI) is designed to transmit UHD video + USB-HID + RS232/485 + IR over standard 1GB IT network, with low latency and high image quality. It would be configured as a KVM encoder to combine as an integrated and visualized Video Wall Controller & KVM over IP System.

Applications: Control Room, Network Operation Center (NOC), Security Operation Center (SOC), Emergency Operation Center (EOC), Joint Operation center(JOC), Airport Operation Center(AOC), Traffic Operation Center(TOC), Board Room, Meeting Room etc.
Industries: Government, Public Security, Finance, Telecomm, Energy & Utility, Oil & Gas, Transportation, Aviation, Military & Defense, Armed Force, Smart City, Broadcasting, Sea Port, Offshore, Enterprise etc.

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Specification of 8K HDMI Decoder

● Video Port: HDMI INx2，HDMI OUTx2

● Data: RJ45 with POE 802.3AT(up to 30W)

● Audio: Digtal Audiox2, AUDIO INx1, AUDIO OUTx1，MICx1

● Others: RS485x1, RS232x1, IOx3/IRx3

● Support 1-channel HDMI(8K) output，1-channel HDMI(4K@60) output

● Support 1 digital + 1 analog +1 MIC audio input

● Backward compatible with 4K@60/10bit

● Support 8K H.265/H.264 coding，support free signal overlapping of 8K@30Hz 1-channel、4K@60hz 2-channel、4K@120Hz 1-channel、1080P@60Hz 16-channel

● Support screen encoding 4K@60Hz HDR,4:4:4, 10bit depth

● Compatible with HDMI 2.0, DVI 1.0, HDCP protocol

Highlights of 8K HDMI Decoder

Deliver true 8K video with single-output encoding

Supports native 8K resolution without the need for splicing, ensuring seamless ultra-high-definition video transmission for professional applications in broadcasting, visualization, and digital signage.

Simultaneous multi-stream decoding for flexible applications

Decodes up to 4 4K@60Hz streams or 16 2K@60Hz streams concurrently, enabling efficient multi-channel video distribution for command centers, live events, and AV-over-IP workflows.