Multi-Channel Video Distribution Systems

A multi-channel video distribution system enables the routing, encoding, decoding, and seamless distribution of multiple video streams across various platforms. These systems ensure efficient video management in real-time for applications like broadcasting, surveillance, and aerospace operations.

While standalone encoders and decoders handle single-channel video feeds, multi-channel systems are designed for high-density video distribution. They efficiently manage multiple streams in real time, making them ideal for operations that require scalability and centralized control, such as traffic monitoring or live broadcasting.

Modular, multi-channel systems offer customizable and scalable video distribution by allowing users to add or swap modules to meet specific operational needs. They consolidate video processing into a single chassis, reducing hardware footprint, simplifying management, and optimizing bandwidth for large-scale applications.

Yes, multi-channel systems support various formats, including SDI, HDMI, Composite, and DVI, making them versatile for diverse video distribution needs.

These systems typically support high-resolution video (up to 4K), standards-compliant video compression (e.g., H.264), multiple video inputs (e.g., SDI, HDMI), and flexible configurations. They are also built for reliability, low latency, and integration into existing video distribution networks.

Industries such as aerospace, defense, healthcare, transportation, and broadcasting rely on multi-channel systems for efficient video routing, recording, and playback in mission-critical and commercial environments. These systems power applications like multi-camera setups in operating rooms, digital signage in malls, live video streaming in traffic control centers, and secure video distribution for defense operations, offering low-latency and scalable solutions.

The Model 9600 supports up to 15 video modules, while the Model 9610 supports up to 9 modules, making them scalable solutions for high-density video distribution. Both chassis are engineered for commercial and industrial applications, offering reliability and efficiency.

The modules plug into the 9600 or 9610 chassis, providing specific video processing capabilities like encoding, decoding, or metadata overlay. Each module is tailored for a unique operational requirement.

• VHE961/VHD962: Designed for Composite Video with metadata support and IRIG overlay. Ideal for legacy systems.
• VHE963/VHD964: Compatible with SDI video; perfect for modern, high-resolution video applications.
• VHE965/VHD966: Supports HDMI/DVI-I for high-definition and versatile video input/output requirements.

Yes, DDV’s multi-channel chassis supports mixing modules, allowing users to handle various video formats and compression standards within the same system.

The Model 9600 supports up to 15 video modules, while the Model 9610 supports up to 9, providing flexibility for different operational needs.

Yes, DDV’s systems are designed for seamless integration with IP-based networks, ensuring interoperability with existing infrastructure.

DDV’s systems are used in broadcasting studios for multi-camera video management, hospitals for medical imaging distribution, traffic control centers for monitoring live feeds, and retail for digital signage management. Their rugged design and scalability make them suitable for diverse commercial environments.

DDV systems support SDI, HDMI, Composite, and DVI-I video formats, ensuring compatibility with various industry standards. Network interfaces include Gigabit Ethernet and IRIG/pps for seamless integration into advanced video networks.