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33-Channel Dual-Ethernet Encoder (New)

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33-Channel (Dual Gigabit Network Port) Pusher
Model	XSWTVR-200M33DCH
Network Device Discovery	ONVIF
Network Video Input Protocol	HTTP/RTSP/RTMP/RTP/UDP-TS
Network Video Output Protocol	HTTP-FLV/RTSP/RTMP/UDP-TS/HLS/WS-FLV/WS-RAW/WEBRTC/ONVIF/GB28181
Input Video Encoding Format	H.264/H.265
CPU	Quad-core A55 2G, arm architecture
Memory	2GB
Network Interface	10/100/1000Mbit X2
Input Audio Encoding Format	AAC/G.711/MP3/Mp2/OPUS
Output Video Encoding Format	H.264/H.265
Output Audio Encoding Format	AAC
Max Network Video Channels	33
Max Total Bitrate	200Mbit (the actual value varies with different protocols and encoding formats)
Recording	Supports 1 hard disk of up to 16T
Remote Upgrade	Supported
Remote Management	Supports remote modification of device parameters and remote playback of device recordings
Dimensions	270x216x45mm
Weight	1051g
Power Supply	DC-12V
Operating Temperature	0~70℃

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Question	Answer
1. Can HTTP TS be converted to UDP?	Yes
2. How many network segments are supported?	2 network segments
3. Is automatic timed signal switching supported? For example, with 3 input signals, automatically switching to the next input signal every 60 seconds?	Yes
4. For network port 0 and network port 1, which is the internal network port and which is the external network port?	eth0 is the external network port and eth1 is the internal network port; the IP of eth0 can be found directly with the search tool. If the device and the computer are connected to the same network, you can use the search tool directly
5. What power is required for the pusher? Is a hard disk built in?	12V 2A. There is no built-in hard disk; the hard disk of all devices needs to be added separately. The hard disk uses SATA and 4-pin power supply