Haivision Furnace™ IP Video System
The Furnace™ IP video system provides a complete infrastructure for delivering secure video to every desktop and display within an organization. The Furnace allows users to record any source, apply metadata, and deliver live or recorded content, or video on demand. Giving administrators granular control over media within a facility, Furnace is ideal for managing and distributing enterprise video, establishing HD signage, providing on-demand material, and capturing, organizing, and reviewing events.
Haivision’s InStream™ player technology, which works across all platforms and requires no installation or client system upgrades, ensures a harmonized viewing experience for all users. While computer users access InStream through a simple Web link, viewers also can watch video delivered to displays by Haivision’s Stingray™ set-top box (STB), also empowered by the InStream player. The Stingray can be controlled by users via an IR remote control or centrally using the Furnace's powerful VF Command & Control module. The Stingray can output up to 1280x1024 resolution and directly supports HDMI, component, and composite output.
When combined with Haivision’s Makito™ and/or Barracuda™ H.264 encoders, the Furnace provides encrypted video from end to end, and optional conditional access allows organizations to control exactly who can see what content.
Makito™ 1.5
The Makito™ offers the most efficient and affordable distribution, capture, and rebroadcast of HD video. The Makito represents the first and only full-featured high-performance compact encoder to combine the efficiencies of H.264 video compression and the image quality of full HD video within a very small form factor at a competitive price point.
Recently upgraded to revision 1.5, the Makito now supports constant bit rate (CBR) encoding to assure transport and system wide compatibilities and, optionally, real-time metadata capabilities. The metadata option allows users to incorporate KLV metadata into the compressed video stream with the data obtained from the serial port, from auxiliary data fields within the digital video stream, or from UDP network sources. The Makito provides H.264 encoding at up to 1080p60 with the lowest available end to end latencies.