Intinor is introducing an HEVC/H.265 encoder to the facilities available in its Direkt link and Direkt router platforms.
The technology uses a software codec which adopts artificial intelligence and machine learning to optimise the encoding, said the company.
The implementation allows users to adjust the parameters to achieve the balance they need, added Intinor, meaning they can achieve better-perceived quality at the same bitrate as H.264, or maintain the quality they are used to in a smaller bitrate.
“Our customers rely on us for mission-critical streamed delivery, so they need feeds which are completely reliable,” said Peder Boberg, product manager at Intinor. “But they also want very high quality, very low latency, and all at very low bitrates. We have been evaluating ways of achieving this using H.265 for some time, and now we have a very powerful, adaptive codec fully integrated into our platform.”
“We know users want to implement full remote production over the internet,” he added. “Now they can use our proven and very popular platform, which uses network bonding to guarantee the maximum bandwidth from source to destination, and use it to stream true multi-camera remote production, with the stable and very high video quality of H.265.”
