COMM/IND Video Encoders

A video encoder compresses raw video signals into digital formats for transmission or storage, optimizing data for high-quality, low-latency streaming over IP networks.

H.264 is widely used for high-quality compression, H.265 provides 50% more bandwidth efficiency, and JPEG-XS offers ultra-low latency with visually lossless performance for mission-critical applications.

Rugged video encoders are designed to withstand extreme environmental conditions, such as shock, vibration, and temperature fluctuations, while maintaining secure, reliable performance.

Advanced encoding features like frame decimation, scaling, and cropping, paired with H.265 or JPEG-XS compression, maximize quality while minimizing bandwidth usage.

The choice depends on your needs: H.264 offers compatibility, H.265 ensures bandwidth efficiency, and JPEG-XS delivers ultra-low latency for high-resolution streaming.

Rugged, MIL-qualified packaging is essential for extreme environments. DDV’s products meet MIL-STD-810 standards, ensuring secure, high-performance video solutions for aerospace, defense, and homeland security applications.

Delta Digital Video supports a variety of video formats, including SDI, Composite, VGA, and HDMI, ensuring compatibility across legacy and modern systems.

DDV supports Chapter 4 Clock/Data (PCM) for real-time telemetry and standard video-over-IP protocols, offering seamless integration into legacy and advanced networked environments.

DDV provides single and multi-channel solutions, including rugged standalone encoders with up to 8 channels and scalable 1U/2U video distribution systems for larger operations.

DDV’s H.265-enabled video encoders and decoders deliver 50% more bandwidth efficiency than H.264. Features like frame decimation, scaling, and cropping ensure optimized video quality even with limited bandwidth.

Yes, DDV’s encoders and decoders meet MISB and STANAG standards, ensuring compatibility with military and government video systems.

DDV uses Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) and RIST protocols to provide encrypted, ultra-reliable video streaming for mission-critical and IP-based applications.