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Have you looked at Matrox Maeve PtMP encoder/decoder setup?
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Have you looked at Matrox Maeve PtMP encoder/decoder setup?

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I'v looked at the product thanks for mentioning it &nbsp;,I also checked Antrica Encoder but I'm still looking for the best solution .
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I'v looked at the product thanks for mentioning it  ,I also checked Antrica Encoder but I'm still looking for the best solution .

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Hi ,<br />
i'm using windows media encoder on Win7 machine and VLC plugin for the player to stream <b><u>local IPTV service</u></b> , now when the network got bigger I'm thinking with following scenario &nbsp;:<br />
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-4 or 8 HDMI to RTMP hardware encoder <br />
- Wowza streaming engine as streaming server for cross platforms .<br />
- JW player or what ever player or app for delivery .<br />
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Can any one suggest &nbsp;another solution , and do anybody recommend a Hardware encoder that works with Wowza server &nbsp;?
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Hi ,
i'm using windows media encoder on Win7 machine and VLC plugin for the player to stream local IPTV service , now when the network got bigger I'm thinking with following scenario  :

-4 or 8 HDMI to RTMP hardware encoder 
- Wowza streaming engine as streaming server for cross platforms .
- JW player or what ever player or app for delivery .

Can any one suggest  another solution , and do anybody recommend a Hardware encoder that works with Wowza server  ?

Hardware HDMI to IP encoder [need advice]

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