What is the difference between video encoder and Video Decoder?

How do I Manage my encoders and decoders?
- Management of encoders and decoders is easy through a web browser, SNMP or command line interfaces for advanced programmers. Compact, lightweight, and temperature-hardened, the iVDO 264 is a standard definition H.264 encoder designed for IP-based video applications requiring clean compressed video coupled with full KLV Metadata capabilities.
How much does it cost to buy a video encoder?
- Hardware encoders run upwards of $600 to $1000. Encoder software is often less than $100 and can be found by some providers for free. Hardware encoders are best suited for experienced, professional broadcasters. Software encoders work well for beginner broadcasters. There are several video streaming software solutions available today.
Why choose ivdo video encoders?
- Cornet Technology’s multi-channel iVDO video IP-based standard and high definition encoders and decoders are designed, engineered, and tested to meet the exacting requirements of air (manned surveillance planes), shipboard, and ground Defense and Aerospace Surveillance applications. Click for a larger view.


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