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The MasonIP, our network-attached Broadcast and Industrial Video Decoder, is a master of video formats. People ask ‘How many formats can it play?’ Well, let me list them here:

MPEG1 elementary and system streams

MPEG2 elementary, program, and transport streams;

MPEG4; h.264/AVC; VC-1

HDV

DivX

Windows Media (WMV) WM9

DVD images (VIDEO_TS folders)

The Mason handles video datarate up to to 50mb/s, playing even the highest quality files with ease.

Flexible Outputs

The MasonIP has many outputs in a variety of formats as well:

Video outputs:

Composite, S-Video - 480i (NTSC/PAL)

Component, DVI-D - 480p, 720p, 1080i

SDI / HD-SDI (optional) - 480i (NTSC/PAL), 480p, 720p, 1080i

Audio outputs:

RCA (L,R) - analog unbalanced

RCA - S/PDIF digital unbalanced

XLR - AES digital balanced

Optical - Toslink digital

As you can see, MasonIP really is the Swiss Army Knife of MPEG decoders. Click HERE for additional documents about MasonIP.

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