Video decoder No name D260 — 4-channel H.264/H.265, AAC/OPUS audio, 162×104×25 mm

No name D260 is a compact 4-channel video decoder supporting H.264, H.265 and MPEG4 video codecs and AAC, G.711, LPCM and OPUS audio formats. Designed for multi-stream decoding and distribution in surveillance, broadcast ingest, streaming appliances and AV integration, the unit decodes up to four 1080p60 streams simultaneously while consuming up to 7 W. The decoder measures 162×104×25 mm and provides multiple output interfaces for flexible integration into monitoring and production environments.

Advantages

The D260 upgrades decoding performance by supporting H.265 alongside H.264 and MPEG4, enabling efficient handling of multiple high-definition streams. It offers broad protocol compatibility including NDI (HX3/HX2), SRT, RTMP/RTMPS, HLS, TS over UDP and RTP/RTSP for modern IP workflows. Output flexibility is extended with two HDMI 2.0 ports, one 3G‑SDI port and USB Type‑A and Type‑C connectors, plus a 3.5 mm line-out for audio. An integrated LCD with touch buttons provides real-time status and simplified local control.

Suitable for

• Video surveillance monitoring and central decoding
• Live production and broadcast ingest
• Streaming and transcoding appliances
• AV system integration and multi-display signage

Key specifications

• Video codecs: H.265, H.264, MPEG4
• Audio formats: AAC, G.711, LPCM, OPUS
• Maximum simultaneous channels: 4-channel decoding at up to 1080p60
• Preview capacity: preview up to 16 streams with selection of 4 outputs
• Network / protocol support: NDI HX3/HX2, SRT, RTMP/RTMPS, HLS, TS over UDP, RTP/RTSP
• Outputs: two HDMI 2.0 ports, one 3G‑SDI port, 3.5 mm analog audio line-out
• USB: one USB Type‑A and one USB Type‑C port for connectivity and expansion
• Local interface: integrated LCD with touch buttons for status and control
• Power consumption: up to 7 W
• Dimensions: 162 × 104 × 25 mm

How to use

Connect the D260 to IP stream sources using your network infrastructure and select the desired input protocols (NDI, SRT, RTMP/RTMPS, HLS, TS over UDP or RTP/RTSP) via the device interface or web configuration. Use the integrated LCD and touch buttons or the remote control interface to preview up to 16 streams, arrange custom layouts (single, PIP, grids) and choose four outputs for HDMI/SDI. Configure audio settings to enable/disable channels, adjust mix and set audio gain, then route decoded video and audio to displays, recorders or streaming endpoints through HDMI, SDI or the analog line-out.

Recommendations

For reliable multi-stream decoding, ensure network bandwidth and latency meet the requirements of chosen protocols (for example, SRT for low-latency links). Use H.265 input where possible to reduce network load while maintaining quality. When deploying in production environments, verify output resolution and frame-rate settings for each target display and perform on-site testing of audio routing and mix to confirm correct levels.