UVC USB Camera to IP Ethernet Streaming Encoder Board H.265/H.264 1080P60

UVC USB Camera to IP Ethernet Streaming Encoder Board H.265/H.264 1080P60

Overview

The UVC USB Camera to IP Ethernet Streaming Encoder Board is a high-performance video encoder module designed to convert USB camera video into IP network streams in real time.
It supports H.265/H.264 compression, ensuring ultra-low latency, high image quality, and low bit rate transmission. With wide power input, USB port, and support for RTSP, ONVIF, GB28181, and P2P protocols, this encoder board is perfect for drones, robots, industrial vision systems, and remote video conferencing.

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Features

1. Real-Time USB to IP Encoding — Converts UVC USB camera video to network stream over Ethernet.

2. Supports H.265/H.264 compression for low bandwidth and excellent HD quality.

3. Full HD 1080P@60fps encoding, up to 4K@30fps HDMI output (via expansion board).

4. USB Port — Supports one USB camera or Wi-Fi/4G module expansion.

5. Two-Way Audio Intercom — Built-in G.711/AAC audio codec for full-duplex communication.

6. Multi-Protocol Support — RTSP, ONVIF, GB28181, P2P, HTTP, RTMP, TCP/IP, DHCP.

7. AI and OSD Customization — Supports NPU-based AI algorithm integration and OSD overlay.

8. Flexible Power Supply — DC 6–12V or PoE input supported.

9. Open Player SDK — Enables easy integration with custom platforms for secondary development.

10. Compact Size — Only 38×38mm, with anti-static and surge protection design.

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Specifications

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Applications

• UAVs / Drones – Real-time aerial video streaming and monitoring.

• Industrial Robots – Vision-based positioning, inspection, and automation control.

• Unmanned Vehicles (UGV/USV) – Network video transmission for navigation and remote operation.

• Network Video Conferencing Systems – Converts standard USB webcams into IP cameras.

• Microscopy / Electronic Magnifiers – High-definition visual output for laboratory and educational use.

• AI Vision Projects–Supports algorithm customization for smart recognition and analytics.

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FAQ

Q1: What type of USB cameras can be used?
A1: It supports UVC-compliant USB cameras, including visible light and thermal imaging models.This device is designed to convert USB camera signals into IP streams.

Q2: Does it support Wi-Fi or 4G connectivity?
A2: Yes, one of the USB ports can be used for a Wi-Fi or 4G expansion module (extra cost).

Q3: Can it be used for AI image processing?
A3: Yes, the module integrates an NPU (0.5 TOPS) that supports AI algorithm customization.

Q4: Is SDK provided for software integration?
A4: Yes, we provide an open player SDK for PC, mobile, and embedded systems.

Q5: Can this module output HDMI video simultaneously?
A5: Yes, it supports HDMI 1080P60 output via an additional interface board.

Q6: What power options are available?
A6: Supports DC 6–12V input and PoE power supply for flexible deployment.

Q7. Can I connect a second USB camera via a USB hub or the USB0 port?
A7: No. The system currently supports only one USB camera input.
Even if you use a USB hub or attempt to connect through the USB0 port, the device cannot process or switch between two simultaneous USB camera inputs.

Q8. Does the system support dual-camera USB capture?
A8: No. Dual USB-camera input is not supported at this time. The system provides: One USB camera video input, and One network video stream output (IP stream), Additional USB video channels are not available.

Q9. What can be connected to the half-flex (half-pitch) cable connectors?
A9: The half-flex cable connectors are designed for factory-defined internal interfaces only, such as: Internal debugging ports, Extension modules,Specific hardware functions reserved for system integration. These connectors are not intended for externally connecting additional USB cameras or third-party devices.

Q10. Can I enable multi-camera support through firmware updates or custom settings?
A10: At present, multi-USB-camera support is not available and cannot be enabled through firmware. The hardware architecture is designed for single-camera USB input.

Q11: What is the purpose of the battery on the encoder board?
A11: The battery powers the on-board RTC (Real-Time Clock). The RTC keeps track of the system date and time even when the device is powered off, ensuring accurate timekeeping for functions such as timestamping recorded video or scheduling tasks.

Q12: What is the resolution of the analog video output?
A12: This USB-to-CVBS/video streaming encoder board outputs analog video with the following resolutions:

• PAL: 720 × 576 pixels

• NTSC: 720 × 480 pixels

Q13: Does the board provide both analog and IP outputs simultaneously? How is it determined which output is used?
A13: Yes, this USB UVC camera video encoder board supports simultaneous CVBS (analog) and IP/Ethernet video output. Both outputs can work at the same time, allowing you to monitor video via analog displays while streaming over the network. There is no need to switch between outputs; the board automatically provides both.

Q14: We want a working temperature range of -30°C to +50°C. Is this possible?
A14: Yes, we have conducted dedicated testing, and the board has been verified to start up and operate normally at -30°C and continue functioning correctly at +50°C.

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