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Kiloview P3 Mini HDMI/3G-SDI 4G Wireless Cellular Bonding Video Encoder $1,199.00

Kiloview P3 HDMI/3G-SDI Wireless Cellular Bonding Video Encoder

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Description

The P3 5G Bonding HDMI/3G-SDI Video Encoder for Outdoor Live Streaming from Kiloview is a small, portable unit that inputs HDMI video up to 4K30 and 3G-SDI up to 1080p60. It outputs the signal over a network with four-channel 5G cellular bonding, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet, and it supports H.265 and H.264 encoding.

The P3 is designed with a portable form factor and features a 4.3″ touchscreen LCD that displays real-time settings for IP address, network status, video resolution, tally status, CPU, and temperature. Streaming protocols supported include NDI|HX, RTMP, SRT, RTSP, and HLS, allowing the unit to operate seamlessly with a wide variety of platforms. A built-in dual-battery module can run the unit for up to four hours, but the encoder can also be powered with the included 12 VDC, 2A power supply.

Up to Six-Channel Connections Bonding

With P3’s modular design, users can flexibly pick the 5G/4G/Wi-Fi modems to adapt the most challenging field scenarios. The P3 supports up to six connections bonding to maximize the video transmission capacity: four-channel 5G cellular, Wi-Fi, and Ethernet. Each 5G modem can also be replaced by a 4G modem or WI-FI modem to achieve the bonding of up to 10 IP connections with future updates. The P3 can support Wi-Fi hotspot for data and file transmission over 4G.

4K HDMI and 3G-SDI with H.265 and H.264 Encoding

The P3 supports H.265 and H.264 encoding. H.265 (HEVC) encoding can achieve a lower encoding rate, saving over 50% bandwidth compared to H.264 under the same conditions. It also supports HDMI input up to 4K30 and 3G-SDI input up to 1080p60.

Multiple Streaming Protocols Supported

The P3 supports a wide range of streaming protocols, including NDI|HX, RTMP, SRT, RTSP, and HLS. It can realize simultaneous live streaming on major mainstream platforms.

Integrated 4.3″ Touchscreen LCD Display

The P3 is equipped with a 4.3″ touchscreen LCD display for real-time viewing of IP address, network status, video resolution, tally status, CPU, and temperature. You can preview the input video picture in real-time through KiloLink, a proprietary technology innovated by Kiloview. You can also receive one channel of return video by purchasing the extra service.

Keep Constant Power with Dual-Battery Module

The P3 is equipped with a dual-battery module; the power of a single battery is up to 6000mAh at 7.2V, 43.2W, which can keep the unit running for more than four hours under the condition of full operation of four-channel 5G cellular network. When the power of the external battery runs out, it will automatically switch to the internal battery. External power input is also supported.

Safe and Flexible Bonding Software

With the enhanced KiloLink Server Pro, you can manage all your registered devices on the server end, including monitoring device status, previewing, settings, and firmware updating. Real-time connection status and data statistics are also available on the server end. KiloLink Server Pro can also support streaming service for P-series with up to eight channels of protocol conversion.

Pro-Level Video Processing

The P3 can process rotate/crop and add custom overlays including images, texts, or other OSD to the output video for advanced applications. It supports streaming and recording simultaneously for postproduction and voice intercom with featured KIS Intercom Server either on the premises or via the cloud, making live streaming available anytime, anywhere.
Additional information
Weight 9 lbs
Dimensions 22 × 14 × 8 in
Manufacturer Part Number KV-P3
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Kiloview

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