Encodeur vidéo H264 H265 SDI AHD vers IP à faible latence avec streaming UDP RTSP
le Vcan1731 Video Encoder Module est un compact, high-performance H.265/H.264 encoding solution designed for professional video transmission over IP networks. It supports SDI, AHD, and analog (DE) video inputs and converts them into low-latency Ethernet streams for real-time monitoring, transmission sans fil, or embedded system integration.
With ultra-low latency encoding, flexible I/O interfaces, and robust industrial design, this module is ideal for UAV systems, inspection industrielle, surveillance, diffuser, and real-time wireless video links.
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Principales caractéristiques

- Faible latence H.265 / H.264 hardware video encoding
- Prend en charge jusqu'à Full HD 1080P @ 60fps
- Multiple video inputs: SDI / AHD / DE (CVBS)
- Ethernet output via RTSP / UDP TS streaming protocols
- Les soutiens simultaneous audio encoding and transmission
- Intégré AAC stereo audio codec (16-bit, 32Kbps)
- Optional dual input mode: SDI + AHD/AV simultaneous encoding
- latence ultra faible:
- ~200–250ms with H.265 decoder pairing
- ~80–150ms with H.264 low-latency mode pairing
- Intégré UART data transparent transmission over IP
- Web UI and UART-based configuration and management
- Adjustable bitrate control via Web UI or control UART
- Industrial-grade compact design for embedded applications
Présentation du produit
The Vcan1731 encoder converts SDI or analog video signals into IP-based streams in real time. Après encodage, the video stream is transmitted over Ethernet using RTSP or UDP TS protocols, making it suitable for both wired and wireless transmission systems.
In addition to video and audio, the module supports one channel of UART data encapsulation, allowing telemetry or control data to be transmitted alongside the video stream. This makes it highly suitable for integrated communication systems such as UAV ground links, robotique, and remote monitoring platforms.
Vidéo & Audio Specifications
Entrée vidéo
- SDI (MMCX female connector)
- AHD / CVBS (4-pin PH1.25mm connector)
- Auto-detection or software-controlled switching
- Optional simultaneous SDI + AHD/AV encoding
Supported Resolutions
- 1080p: 60 / 50 / 30 / 25 / 24 fps (progressive & interlaced)
- 720p: 60 / 50 / 30 fps
- DE (CVBS): NTSC 720×480 @60i, PAL 720×576 @50i
- AHD: 1080P30 / 1080P25 and similar formats
Encodage vidéo
- H.265 / H.264 hardware encoding
- Bitrate adjustable via Web UI or UART
- Low-latency H.264 mode using P-frame optimized encoding
l'audio
- Embedded SDI audio or analog audio input
- Encodage AAC, stéréo, 16-bit, 32 Kbps
- Audio output supported via Ethernet-decoded stream
Streaming & Réseau
- Formats de sortie:
- Flux RTSP
- Flux TS UDP
- RTSP + UDP TS simultaneous output
- Ethernet-based IP transmission
- Supports integration with third-party video players and decoders
- AES256 encryption for secure transmission
Contrôle & La gestion
- Web-based UI for full configuration
- UART control interface for embedded integration
- Configurable bitrate, résolution, encoding mode, and network parameters
- Firmware upgrade via USB Host interface
UART Data Transmission
The Vcan1731 supports one channel of UART data encapsulation within the video stream. When paired with compatible decoder modules, UART data is transmitted transparently over IP alongside video, habilitant:
- Remote telemetry transmission
- Sensor or control signal integration
- Bidirectional system communication (with compatible decoder systems)
Interface Overview (I / O)
- SDI Input: MMCX female connector
- Analog Video/Audio Input: 4-broche PH1.25mm (AHD / CVBS compatible)
- UART de données: 3-broche PH1.25mm, TTL 3.3V (adjustable baud rate)
- UART de contrôle (CFG): 4-broche PH1.25mm, TTL 3.3V
- Emplacement USB: 4-broche PH1.25mm (mise à jour du firmware / reserved use)
- Sortie audio: 2-broche PH1.25mm (line-out from remote stream)
- Entrée de puissance: 2-broche PH2.0mm (7–24V DC)
- Ethernet: 4-broche PH1.25mm
- FPC Interface: For COFDM or two-way OFDM modulator integration

Indicateurs LED
- PWR LED: Power status indicator (solid ON when powered)
- LOCK LED: Lights when valid video signal is detected
- ENC LED: Blinks during active video encoding
Source de courant
- Tension d'entrée: 7–24V DC
- Consommation d'énergie: <320mA à 12 V
- Built-in anti-reverse protection
- Reserved 5V output available for external fan or auxiliary modules
Caractéristiques physiques
- Dimensions: 70 × 45 mm (à l'exclusion des connecteurs)
- Poids: 18.6 g
- Compact PCB design for embedded integration
Conditions environnementales
- Température de fonctionnement: 0°C à +70°C
- Optional extended version: -40°C à +85°C
- Température de stockage: -40°C à +85°C
Applications typiques
- UAV / drone video transmission systems
- Industrial inspection and robotics
- Wireless live video streaming systems
- Security and surveillance solutions
- Embedded IP video conversion systems
FAQ
Q: I configured both RTSP and UDP streaming, but there is still no video stream output. What should I check?
UNE: Please connect the encoder board directly to your computer using an Ethernet cable.
- Open a web browser and enter: 192.168.1.30
- Log in to the encoder web interface.
- Allez au Vidéo tab/page.
- Vérifiez le Contribution informations sur l'état. You should see detected video input information such as: SDI 1080p30, AHD 1080p25, or other video format parameters. This information indicates that the encoder board has successfully detected the SDI/AHD camera video signal.
If no input information is displayed, the issue is related to the video input source. Vérifiez s'il vous plaît: SDI/AHD camera power supply, Video cable connection, Camera output resolution and format compatibility, Whether the camera is outputting a valid video signal
If the input signal is detected correctly, then the hardware video source is working properly. Prochain, please check the encoder configuration settings, comprenant: RTSP/UDP enable settings, Streaming address and port number, Network IP configuration, Bitrate and encoding parameters, Firewall or network blocking issues, VLC or player decoding settings.
For initial testing, we recommend using VLC Media Player to verify the RTSP stream connection locally before testing UDP multicast or external network streaming.
Q: Why can’t VLC play the UDP stream? Do I need special software?
UNE: The UDP stream is not standard MPEG-TS over UDP, but a custom low-latency protocol optimized for real-time transmission. Donc, VLC may not decode it correctly. We recommend using our Joueur, which is fully compatible and optimized for ultra-low latency playback. If needed, we can also provide an SDK and technical documentation, allowing customers to develop their own player or integrate the stream into third-party software.
Q: Can the UDP stream be changed to a standard format compatible with VLC or GStreamer? What are the differences between firmware versions?
UNE: Oui. Nous fournissons two different firmware versions:
- Engineering (Proprietary Protocol) firmware: Utilise un custom low-latency UDP protocol, Les soutiens dual video inputs (SDI + AHD/CVBS simultaneous encoding), Requires our SPlayer or SDK-based player integration.
- la norme (MPEG-TS) firmware: Utilisations standard MPEG-TS over UDP protocol, Entièrement compatible avec VLC, Greffe, and other standard players, Les soutiens only one video input (SDI or AHD or CVBS) at a time, Fait not support dual-input simultaneous encoding.
Résumé: 1. Choisir proprietary firmware pour latence ultra faible + dual-channel encoding. 2. Choisir standard firmware pour broad compatibility with VLC/GStreamer.
Q: Does the system support multicast? Can I output one stream to multiple IPs?
UNE: Oui. The system supports UDP multicast, allowing one stream to be delivered to multiple receivers simultaneously without duplicating the stream per IP. To use multicast, met le IP distante on the sender side to a multicast address, par exemple 224.0.0.23. All receivers join the same multicast group using the same address. Du côté du récepteur, configure the same multicast IP:
- Pulvérisateur: set Group IP to
224.0.0.23 - VLC: ouvrir
udp://@224.0.0.23:8090
Multicast enables one-to-many streaming within the same network. The actual device IP is not critical; Au lieu, delivery depends on network multicast support and devices joining the same group. Remarque: Network conditions may affect performance. Environments with VPNs, virtual machines, multiple network adapters, or switches without IGMP support may impact multicast reception.


Monodiffusion


firmware
SPlayer Versions
- V1.x: Single-stream playback (standard MPEG-TS firmware) update_image_ts_v1.1t_2025.8.27
- V2.x: Dual-stream playback (proprietary low-latency firmware, SDI + AHD support)



iVcan.com –
The Low Latency H.264/H.265 SDI AHD to IP Video Encoder with UDP/RTSP streaming (Vcan 1731) delivers a very impressive and reliable performance. Setup is straightforward thanks to the intuitive Web UI, and configuration via UART is a strong advantage for embedded integration. The real standout feature is the ultra-low latency, which makes real-time monitoring feel smooth and highly responsive, especially in UAV and industrial inspection scenarios. Video quality remains stable even at 1080p 60fps, and switching between SDI, AHD, and CVBS inputs is seamless. Network streaming over RTSP and UDP works consistently, and multicast support is especially useful for multi-view systems. Global, it feels like a well-engineered, industrial-grade solution that balances flexibility, stabilité, and performance very effectively for professional applications.