Sencore completes the Impulse range with the new 300D decoder

Designed for receiving signals over the Internet, this versatile Sencore device is capable of receiving UDP/RTP frames, Internet protocols and OTT.

Sencore, an American company represented by Sapec in Spain and BroTeleC in Mexico, launches the new decoder on the market Impulse 300D, aimed at receiving signals over the Internet.

It is a perfect solution for Internet reception, protocol conversion and streaming/recording of content that completes the impulse range after the previous launch of the 200E encoder. With a portable design, it supports the most used protocols for sending over public networks such as SRT, HLS, RIST, RTMP and Zixi.

Impulse 300D can decode MPEG-2, H.264 and HEVC, with resolutions up to 4K via HDMI output. In addition, it has additional functionalities such as recording/playing content using either an SD card or a USB Flash.

Also has 2 RJ45 ports totally independent to receive the frame and outputs in both SDI and HDMI as in CVBS. Audio can be obtained embedded and unbalanced analog audio through the RCA connectors. The compact desktop chassis can be installed in 1 rack unit.

With this launch, Sencore expands the Impulse range, where it already had the Impulse 200E, encoder with the same physical format, with the possibility of compressing in HEVC, H.264 and MPEG-2 and with an IP interface that allows generating a frame in UDP, RTSP, RTMP, RTMPS and HLS.

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