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MaxColor Series Decoder Comparison
Overview MaxColor Series Decoders connect HDMI displays to a MaxColor Series Just Add Power system. Both models support video up to 4K60 with 4:4:4 color and up to 36-bit color depth, including HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, and Dolby Vision. Use this article to select the appropriate Decoder for each display location. The MC…
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Omega Series Decoder Comparison
Overview Omega Series Decoders connect HDMI displays to an Omega Series Just Add Power system. Both models provide the same core video distribution capabilities, but their available connections and hardware features vary. Use this article to compare Omega Series Decoder models and select the appropriate model for e…
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MaxColor Series Encoder Comparison
Overview MaxColor Series Encoders connect HDMI sources to a MaxColor Series Just Add Power system. Models support video up to 4K60 with 4:4:4 color and up to 36-bit color depth, including HDR10, HDR10+, HLG, and Dolby Vision. Connections, audio support, and hardware features vary by model. Use this article to selec…
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Omega Series Encoder-to-Decoder Latency
Overview Just Add Power Encoders convert HDMI signals into network packets for transport across the network. Decoders convert those packets back into HDMI for display. This encoding and decoding process introduces a small amount of video latency. Latency Specification Omega Series systems have approximately 22 mi…
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Omega Series Encoder Comparison
Overview Omega Series Encoders connect HDMI, TVI, and other supported source devices to an Omega Series Just Add Power system. All models provide the core video distribution capabilities of the Omega Series, but their available connections and hardware features vary. Use this article to compare Omega Series Encoder…
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How to Adjust HDCP Settings (Omega, Ultra, and MaxColor Series)
Overview High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) is a form of digital copy protection used on HDMI connections to prevent unauthorized recording or distribution of protected content. In a Just Add Power system, HDCP behavior can be managed at both the Encoder and Decoder level to ensure compatibility with a…
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MaxColor Series Encoder-to-Decoder Latency
Overview Just Add Power Encoders convert HDMI signals into network packets for transport across the network. Decoders convert those packets back into HDMI for display. This encoding and decoding process introduces a small amount of video latency. Latency Specification MaxColor Series systems have approximately 16…
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Ultra Series Encoder-to-Decoder Latency
Overview Just Add Power Encoders convert HDMI signals into network packets for transport across the network. Decoders convert those packets back into HDMI for display. This encoding and decoding process introduces a small amount of video latency. Latency Specification Ultra Series systems have approximately 22 mi…
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Configure Video and Audio on Ultra Series Wallplate Encoders (717WP2 and 718WP4)
Overview Configure HDMI and VGA selection, startup behavior, and audio on the Ultra Series UL-717WP2 and UL-718WP4 Wallplate Encoders. These models were previously identified as VBS-HDIP-717WP2 and VBS-HDIP-718WP4. * 717WP2: 2-gang; HDMI, VGA, Line-In, Micro USB, source switch, and PoE network connection. * 71…
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2G Series Encoder-to-Decoder Latency
Overview Just Add Power Encoders convert HDMI signals into network packets for transport across the network. Decoders convert those packets back into HDMI for display. This encoding and decoding process introduces a small amount of video latency. Latency Specification 2G Series systems have approximately 37 milli…

