Remote production with our portable codec: the camera goes home over SRT, and the on-air return comes back on SDI in the same box.
Broadcast encoders, decoders and SRT contribution codecs
Portable Codec
The venue link, in one small box. Programme home over the internet, return feed back to SDI.

Sixteen channels.
One rack unit.
Encoders for SDI, ST 2110 and HDMI, and decoders back to SDI and ST 2110. Half-depth servers, hardware encode on Intel GPUs.

Four or eight SDI.
Any mix.
Every channel an encoder or a decoder, in a desktop chassis. For the room that needs a few channels and has nowhere to put a rack.

Every screen
in the building.
The IPTV server holds the line-up and hands it to set-top boxes, phones and browsers. The transcoder turns it into an OTT ladder.

Designed, coded and built in Zagreb.
Every unit is designed, programmed and validated in Zagreb before it ships. The people who answer your call are the people who wrote the code.
Krešimir Puljić and Mario DrevenšekFounders, working together since 2008
Meet the foundersOn air today.
Not a roadmap. Units running in production now.
Encoded in one half-depth 1 RU box and delivered to telco and IPTV operators.
Streams verified as broadcast-ready on broadcast-grade stream analysers.
Bought once.
Yours for good.
Our own design and our own code, on standard hardware, from a small European vendor.
Our own stack
A feature you need is a conversation with the engineers who built it, not a place on someone else's roadmap.
More per rack unit
Sixteen channels in one half-depth box, and a field codec small enough to travel.
Hardware or software
Finished units, the same software on servers you already own, or white labelled under your name.
Buy once
Perpetual licences. An optional annual SLA covers support and updates.
Help me choose.
Every unit speaks MPEG-TS over IP, so they fit together in any order.
| Unit | In | Out | Where it fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portable Codec | 1 × SDI + IP | IP + 1 × SDI | Field contribution and remote production, with the return feed on the same box |
| Compact SDI Codec | 4 or 8 × SDI / IP | IP / SDI, any mix | A few channels where there is no rack |
| SDI Encoder | 16 × SDI | MPEG-TS over IP | The plant is SDI, distribution is IP |
| ST 2110 Encoder | 16 × ST 2110 | MPEG-TS over IP | The plant has moved to uncompressed IP |
| HDMI Encoder | 8 × HDMI | MPEG-TS over IP | Sources are players and set-top boxes |
| SDI Decoder | MPEG-TS over IP | 16 × 3G-SDI | Feeding SDI equipment already installed |
| ST 2110 Decoder | MPEG-TS over IP | ST 2110-20 / -30 | Playout, monitoring and disaster recovery on an IP fabric |
| IPTV Server | MPEG-TS over UDP, SRT, RIST | Multicast, HTTP-TS, HLS, WebRTC | Channels to every screen in a building or campus |
| Set-Top Box | IPTV streams | 2 × HDMI, up to 4K | Screens, walls and meeting rooms |
| ABR HLS Transcoder | MPEG-TS over UDP, SRT, RIST | HLS ladder, H.264 / AV1 | OTT delivery for an operator with its own packager |
Try it on your own signals.
Remote access first
Your engineers get a running unit to look at: the interface, the settings and the output, before anything ships.
A unit on site
Then a box on your own signals for a couple of weeks, with a written report you keep either way.
Buy the way that suits
Finished hardware, software on your own servers, or white labelled. Perpetual licences, optional SLA.
See it working.
Tell us what goes in and what has to come out, and we will set up remote access to a running unit.
Mario Drevenšek, mario@framecastic.com, presales@framecastic.com, Zagreb, Croatia