SalrayWorks N DOR encoder

NDOR is an H.264/HEVC encoder, streamer, and recorder capable of supporting NDI HX2/3, SRT, RTMP, and lightweight MP4 recording. By choosing a device with these capabilities, you can effectively control and stream two video streams from the HDMI and SDI inputs simultaneously, provide high-quality output, record in MP4 format, and share recordings via SAMBA, making it easier to access and collaborate over the network.
1080P 120 frames per second Video With Low latency / SLOW MOTION video
NDOR is designed to support HDMI FHD input channels with a maximum 1080P 120 frames per second.
This means that NDOR (in this context, device or system) It is capable of processing high-definition video input via HDMI with a resolution of 1920 x 1080 pixels (Full HD) and a frame rate of up to 120 frames per second. This is especially useful for applications that require high-quality and smooth video playback, such as games, live streaming, or high-speed content, where 120 frames per second provide better smoothness and responsiveness compared to lower frame rates, such as 60 frames per second.
Smooth Slow Motion: This mode allows you to significantly slow down shooting at 120 frames per second, while maintaining smooth movement. When playing at a standard frame rate, such as 30 or 24 frames per second, the video shows complex details of fast-moving objects that would otherwise be overlooked.
Displaying the encoding screen in real time allows you to monitor any video or audio issues during the broadcast in the most intuitive way. The ability to visually confirm whether recording, streaming, or encoding is underway is consistent with basic human instinct.
Specialized equipment is required to encode H.264/HEVC video and AAC audio with up to 4K resolution via HDMI and SDI inputs. These encoders are needed in various fields such as radio broadcasting, streaming, and video production.