Scopus IRP-3900 Multi Channel Integrated Receiver Processor makes the 2009 digital transition easy
The Scopus IRP-3900 is a versatile professional platform specifically designed to address the transition from analog to digital ATSC broadcast television. The unit supports the many different configurations needed to allow cable operators to receive, process, multiplex, decode and perform HD down conversion of the off-air ATSC digital broadcasts.
The IRP-3900 unit comes as a compact 1RU enclosure and provides up to 4 channels HD decoding and dynamic aspect ratio conversion. In addition to its professional decoding capabilities, the IRP integrates a strong multiplexing core which allows grooming and PSIP aggregation of multiple HD and SD programs for digital content distribution. This all-in-one architecture eliminates the need for an external multiplexing device saving overall system costs and complexity. A wide variety of inputs (8VSB, ASI, IP) and outputs (Baseband video, ASI, IP) are available making it the perfect choice to fit a wide range of headend applications
Scopus IRP-3900 highlights:
- 4 channels HD Decoding Down Conversion to Baseband video
- Integrated multiplexing capabilities for digital turn around
- Variety of front ends including 4 x 8VSB, 4 x ASI and GBE inputs
- Variety of outputs including 2 x ASI, GBE and Baseband video / audio
- MPEG-2 ATSC decoding
- Dolby Digital® audio decoding
- Primary and secondary audio for every video program
- Proper Choice of Dolby Digital Dynamic Range Profile
- Static and dynamic aspect ratio conversion 16:9 to 4:3
- Multiple VBI standards including closed captions, Nielsen data, TV Guide data, and V-Chip program rating information
- Web based management and SNMP monitoring
Detailed product information will be released May 28, 2008 at http://www.scopus.net/uscable
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