Secure IP Transmission
Highlights:
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Packet Loss Mitigation
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128/256 AES Encryption
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Transmission Monitoring
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Bouquet Management
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Low-Latency
Secure & Reliable Delivery via SRT Protocol
SRT stands for ‘Secure Reliable Transport’, and is an open source video transport protocol. SRT uses secure streams and easy firewall traversal to optimize streaming performance and deliver high-quality video over even the most unreliable networks.
The SRT protocol uses end-to-end 128/256 bit AES encryption to ensure that content is protected from contribution to distribution. It also provides the ability to configure specific controls that allow users to correct for specific network challenges.
Strategic Partners:
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SRT Alliance
Secure IP Transmission via SRT Protocol
Protect against jitter, packet loss and bandwidth fluctuation, giving customers the best viewing experience of your live event. With configurable control, these devices deliver high quality, low latency video while overcoming network challenges to the production studio.
Receive & decrypt live event content for studio production and distribution from your broadcast facility.
ASI or IP Inputs from On-Site Acquisition
ASI or IP Output for Distribution
Event Site
Production Site
Adtec Encoders
Others
Adtec Receivers
Others
AdTec Notes:
Secure IP Gateway Device
Supports UDP, RTP, SRT (Encrypted)
For transmission of your content on a busy LAN or the public internet, these models offer two modes. In turn-around mode, the stream is left intact and is passed transparently from the input to the output. If bouquet management is required, standard multiplexing mode allows for service filtering and TS conversion. Encrypted transmission of your IP video feed via internet is supported with the Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) protocol.
Models:
SG250-IP
Bi-Directional IP Gateway to and from Cloud.
IP Input/Output Standards:
MPEG 2 RTP v2 transport ( RFC 3550 )
Input/Output Rates: 1 - 185Mbps
MPEG 2 UDP transport
Input/Output Rates: 1 - 185Mbps
SRT transport
Input/Output Rates: 1 - 60Mbps
SG250-IP/ASI or SG250-ASI/IP
SG250-ASI/IP: ASI Input - to - IP Output to Cloud
SG250-IP/ASI: IP Input from Cloud - to - ASI Output
ASI hardware configured for input or output at time of order. Not in-field switchable.
IP Input/Output Standards:
MPEG 2 RTP v2 transport ( RFC 3550 )
Input/Output Rates: 1 - 185Mbps
MPEG 2 UDP transport
Input/Output Rates: 1 - 185Mbps
SRT transport
Input/Output Rates: 1 - 60Mbps
ASI Input:
Asynchronous Serial Interface per
EN500083-9 / ISO13818-1 MPEG 2 Transport Stream per EN 50083-9:1997 (188 byte only)
Rates:
DVB-ASI 185Mbps (SPTS and MPTS).
The aggregate sum of all inputs on the carrier must fall within the supported limit of 185Mbps.
ASI Output:
Asynchronous Serial Interface per
EN500083-9 / ISO13818-1 MPEG 2 Transport Stream per EN 50083-9:1997 (188 byte only)
Rates:
DVB-ASI 210Mbps (SPTS and MPTS).
The aggregate sum of all outputs must fall within
the supported limit of 210Mbps. per carrier.
Mirrored outputs are not additive.
All Models Support Table Generation when in Standard Multiplexer Mode:
MPEG Program Specific Information (PSI) table compliance:
PAT / CAT / PMT
DVB Service Information (SI) static table compliance:
SDT / NIT / EIT / TDT/TOT
ATSC A65B (PSIP) static table compliance:
MGT (TVCT) – Terrestrial / STT / RRT / EIT 0-3