Video Encoders & Decoders
Bridge analog and IP video with our encoders & decoders. Use video encoders to convert coax camera feeds to ONVIF/IP streams for your NVR or VMS, and video decoders to drive spot monitors and video walls without a PC. Choose single- or multi-channel models with H.264/H.265, PoE, and rackmount options for clean, reliable installs.
Featured Encoder & Decoder Manufacturers
- $13,983.95SKU: 0584-021
Axis 0584-021 Q7436 6-Channel Video Encoder Blades (10 PK)
- Outstanding video processing performance
- 60/50 fps support
- Coax PTZ control
- Intelligent video capabilities
- H.264 and Motion JPEG
$13,983.95Low Price Guarantee - $9,703.22SKU: 0742-021
Axis Q7424-R-MkII 4Ch Rugged Standalone Video Encoder, 10-Pack
- Rugged design
- Extended temperature range
- SFP slot for fiber connection (now supporting 100 and 1000 Mbps)
- Edge storage
- AXIS Camera Application Platform
$9,703.22Low Price Guarantee - $4,278.78SKU: 0418-021
Axis 0418-021 P7224 Video Encoder Blade 10 PK
- Full frame rate in all resolutions
- Simultaneous H.264 and Motion JPEG
- High resolution quad-view
- Two-way audio
- PTZ support
$4,278.78Low Price Guarantee - $3,299.00SKU: VJD-7533
Radionix by Bosch VJD-7533 Video Jet 7533 H.265 UHD Decoder
- HD, 4KÂ UHD and MP decoding of H.264 and H.265 streams
- Flexible monitor layouts
- Directly drives up to four 4K UHD monitors
- Displays VCA metadata overlays
- Compact size and VESA mount
$3,299.00Low Price Guarantee - $3,062.62SKU: DC16
Hikvision DC16 Ultra High Definition Decoder
- Support computer, video conference terminals and other devices to serve as video input signal source
- Support HDMI 4K signal inputs
- Support network camera, NVR, and other devices to serve as network signal source
- Support embedded HDMI audio input; audio input supports 16 bit and 48K Hz, two audio channels and stereo sound
- Support 2-ch 1080p@50/60 or 1-ch 4K@30 encoding via HDMI 1.4 input interface
$3,062.62Low Price Guarantee - $3,036.00SKU: Z4KHDMIENCF3U
Kramer Z4KHDMIENCF3U ZyPer4K Extended HDMI 2.0 Fiber Encoder and HDMI Loop–Out with USB
- Uncompressed 4K
- Multiview
- Video Wall
- HDMI 2.0
- HDCP 2.2
$3,036.00Low Price Guarantee - $2,979.01SKU: VJD-7523
Bosch VJD-7523 High Performance H.265 UHD Decoder
- HD, 4K UHD and MP decoding of H.264 and H.265 streams
- Flexible monitor layouts
- Directly drives up to four 4K UHD monitors
- Displays VCA metadata overlays
- Compact size and VESA mount
$2,979.01Low Price Guarantee - $2,916.48SKU: WJGXD400
Panasonic WJ-GXD400 Multi-Channel Video Decoder with HDMI Interface
- Equipped with a HDMI interface supporting 1,920 x 1,080 display size
- 1x 4VGA (1,280 x 960) image with 2x VGA images or 6x VGA images can be displayed in a split screen
- Each of VGA images can be displayed at 30 or 25 frames/sec. (NTSC/PAL)
- Up to 256 cameras and encoders can be registered
- Supports tour sequence and group sequence
$2,916.48Low Price Guarantee - $2,766.00SKU: VJT-X20S-H008
Bosch VJT-X20S-H008 X20 Rugged Video Encoder 2 Video Inputs & 80GB Hard Disk
- Ruggedized for extended environmental conditions
- High-quality MPEG-4 video over IP
- H.264 Baseline Profile encoding
- Units with one, two, or four video inputs
- Built-in Intelligence-at-the-Edge
$2,766.00Low Price Guarantee
Encoders & Decoders Frequently Asked Questions
What is a video encoder?
A video encoder is a device that converts video signals from a camera into a digital format for transmission or storage. It compresses the video using various codecs like H.264 or H.265, which helps reduce bandwidth usage while maintaining quality. This allows for efficient streaming over networks or storage on digital devices.
What is a video decoder?
A video decoder is a device that converts compressed digital video back into a format that can be displayed on monitors or TVs. It interprets the encoded video data and decompresses it, allowing for playback. Decoders are essential for viewing video streams and can often support multiple formats.
Do I need both an encoder and a decoder for my surveillance system?
Yes, most surveillance systems require both an encoder and a decoder for optimal functionality. The encoder compresses and transmits video data, while the decoder receives and displays that data. Together, they ensure smooth video streaming and playback in surveillance applications.
What is the difference between analog and digital video encoders?
Analog video encoders convert traditional analog video signals into digital formats, while digital video encoders work directly with digital signals. Analog encoders are often used with older surveillance cameras, whereas digital encoders provide better image quality and compression efficiency, making them suitable for modern IP-based systems.
How do I choose the right encoder for my home surveillance system?
When selecting an encoder, consider factors such as the number of channels needed, supported resolutions (like 5MP), and compression formats (H.264, H.265). Additionally, evaluate features like network compatibility, ease of installation, and whether it supports advanced functions like motion detection or audio streaming.
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