South Plainfield, NJ -- (SBWIRE) -- 07/05/2018 -- Radiant Communications Corporation is showcasing the VL4415 SD Broadcast Encoder. The product is described as robust, reliable, and rugged, characterizing Radiant's VL series of live streaming encoders. The unit is designed as a standard definition broadcast encoder for live event and electronic news gathering streaming applications.
There are multiple product highlights to consider for anyone interested in purchasing this product. As a top-of-the-line SD MPEG-2 encoder, the VL4415 delivers on standard definition video at low bitrates in order to maintain low product and operational costs. Utilizing AC3 audio codec, the file extension for surround sound audio files used on DVDs and Blu-ray discs, this unit is suitable for use with all Dolby Digital audio files, encompassing a vast amount of compatible equipment and editing software. With EIA 608 closed caption support, the VL4415 can stream two lines of accompanying closed captions for captured audio.
Due to the increasing portability of SD encoders, the unit itself is designed for low power consumption and heat dissipation in a compact, rugged form factor to ensure it remains unaffected by mild physical disturbances. This makes the unit particularly useful for broadcasters and streaming professionals on the move.
Customers who purchase the VL4415 SD Broadcast Encoder will enjoy continuous quality and feature upgrades via firmware releases and 24/7 support and an easy-to-initiate 24-hour Return Merchandise Authorization (RMA) process.
Interested parties can buy this MPEG-2 encoder online at http://www.rccfiber.com where the highest quality PEG encoding hardware is being developed and improved upon every day. Visit Radiant Communications Corporation's website here or call them at 1-888-412-0124. Email inquiries can be made at sales@rccfiber.com.
About Radiant Communications Corporation
Radiant Communications Corporation designs and manufactures products that transport data, audio, and video signals through Ethernet cables, fiber optics, and the Internet. Their systems are used throughout the world by a variety of television networks and telecommunication firms, as well as government and private institutes. Founded in 1985, they have created technology that has been used at the New York Stock Exchange, the 1998 Winter Olympics, and a variety of airports. Their staff works closely with the client in designing a product and provide technical support throughout its lifespan.