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| Divicom Electra® 8000 |
The Divicom Electra® 8000 is the world's first 1-RU encoder with multi-resolution, multi-standard, multi-service and multi-channel capabilities. The high performance Electra 8000 significantly enhances bandwidth efficiency and provides up to four standard definition (SD) or high definition (HD) channels of superior quality constant bit-rate (CBR) or variable bit-rate (VBR) video using either MPEG-2 or AVC encoding. Its groundbreaking architecture and unrivalled feature set eases operational requirements of density and power efficiency, and facilitates the launch of new value-added video services. Leveraging Harmonic's expertise and market leadership, the Electra 8000 is the first truly converged high quality distribution encoder on the market, and the most advanced encoding platfrom for cable, satellite, IPTV or terrestrial applications available today.
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| DiviCom® Electra™ 1000 |
With thousands of Harmonic encoders delivering video to tens of millions of viewers around the world, Harmonic is a recognized leader in advanced digital video solutions. The DiviCom® Electra™ 1000 Multichannel MPEG-2 VBR Encoder builds upon Harmonic’s video compression expertise, reliability, service and support to provide a high-density encoding solution with outstanding performance and video quality.
The Electra 1000 optimizes compression efficiency with up to four variable bit-rate (VBR) encoders and ten stereo audio pairs in a single rack-unit (1-RU) chassis that is managed through Harmonic’s NMX Digital Service Manager. Using the Electra 1000, service providers can more effectively launch digital video services while minimizing capital and operating expenses.
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| DiviCom® Electra™ 5000 |
The ability to deliver multiple services to a variety of devices–including television sets, PCs and mobile devices– is becoming a necessity in order to provide viewers with a richer experience. At the same time, the architecture must be cost-effective, reliable and highly efficient. Harmonic's DiviCom® Electra™ 5000 Encoder is the world's first multi-codec, multi-service standard definition (SD) encoding platform, designed to address this ever-increasing demand for advanced video and audio services.
The Electra 5000's software-selectable encoding flexibility enables operators to deliver additional MPEG-2 channels within a given bandwidth, without compromising video quality. The Electra 5000 is ideal for operators who want to increase revenue per program and customer satisfaction by flexibly delivering multiple services to any device. The system also enables service providers to add more MPEG-2 channels with no disruption of service.
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| DiviCom® Electra™ 5400 |
The high performance DiviCom® Electra™ 5400 Encoder is Harmonic’s third generation MPEG-4 AVC standard definition encoder and the industry’s first product based on ASIC processing technology. As with most advanced technologies, programmable devices provide faster time-to-market, but as deployment volumes increase, dedicated ASIC processors offers greater performance and density.
The Electra 5400 allows operators to quickly and efficiently launch SD services while providing the highest-quality viewing experience. Its encoding flexibility enables operators to deliver up to four simultaneous MPEG-4 AVC channels in high and low resolution formats, increasing revenue per program and enhancing customer satisfaction by flexibly delivering multiple services to any device.
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| DiviCom® Electra™ 7000 |
Harmonic’s DiviCom® Electra™ 7000 Encoder is the world’s first 1-RU high definition (HD) encoder with multi-service capability, flexibly delivering multiple full and low resolution services to a range of devices.
Designed to address the ever-increasing demand for advanced video and audio services, the high performance Electra 7000 provides up to four channels of superior quality constant bit rate (CBR) or variable bit rate (VBR) MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) video. It is the industry’s first HD encoder based on ASIC processing technology and provides a full 20% compression gain over the first generation of DSP-based MPEG-4 HD encoders. As with most advanced technologies, programmable devices provide faster time-to-market, but as deployment volumes increase, dedicated ASIC processors offers greater performance and density.
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