🎥 URayCoder H.264 Live HDMI Video Encoder: Stream Your IPTV with RTSP, RTMP, HTTP, UDP, SRT, ONVIF Review

I've been using the encoder since April 2019. It works perfectly. I use it to broadcast our services on Facebook. Setup was easy, just follow the instructions in the manual. I contacted support about a firmware update and they responded to my email within minutes. I have never seen such a quick response from a company. I will definitely keep URAY in mind for my next updates.

I bought three encoders (all H.264 models), two for work and one for personal use. I use them to test video transmission over simulated satellite links in the lab. When I encountered the video quality degradation issue, the technical support responded quickly to help me. It turned out that the degradation was caused by a faulty switch on my network. That being said, all of the devices I've purchased record good quality video and seem reasonably reliable.

The product works and is best for 300+ Mbps connection for 1080P video output. The instructions are great if you don't mind that the pictures aren't in English. The only two issues I had with it were the device's IP address and firmware.1. The default gateway address for this device was different than my router's, so I had to change the router's default gateway address to allow the encoder device's web page to update it. The firmware can be updated, but there is no information or link to update

5 STARS This encoder is awesome! the features on this dvr are terrible and locked in a chinese cloud. But the DVR has a stable HDMI output. So I bought this wonderful encoder, connected it to the DVR's HDMI, and quickly disconnected the Chinese DVR from the Internet directly. This encoder runs so smooth, has many options and is very easy to set up. I see a small problem with the IP address when it is in the factory static IP mode. So if you don't have a basic knowledge of networking or the…

Most professional devices that stream video to an RMTP server cost $1,000 or more. Honestly if this device had cost more I probably would have bought it sooner because I couldn't understand how this device was so cheap. In the end I decided to just give it a go. Getting straight to the point, it doesn't do what I need it to do, but at a price I can probably live with. I can't select standard frame rates like 29.97 or 59.94. And it doesn't allow me to delay the audio, which is usually required…

Works more or less but I'm sending it back.- The instructions say to set up a static IP for the device. The software also has a DHCP function, but it just doesn't work, my router issued IP to the MAC address of the device (this was visible in the logs), but the device itself was not available. I reset it, followed the static IP instructions and it worked. The HTML5 stream preview function on the status page is broken and has crackling/corrupt sound in Firefox. At first I thought it was a…

The description says that this device supports 1080p60 and up to four streams. What he doesn't say is that he doesn't do it simultaneously and that all four streams can't be set to 60fps. Only the first stream is 60 fps capable, and if the first stream is set to only 60 fps, an additional stream can be configured. However, if you set the first stream to 1080p60 and something for the second stream, the CPU usage will be between 85-100%. The control page suggests reducing the resolution or…

If you're looking for a cheap and easy way to stream single camera videos on Youtube, this device is for you. You don't need an expensive computer or external encoders. This little box does it all. Full Disclosure: I was offered a cash reward for a five-star review. But despite the less than outstanding documentation, I still think it deserves 5 stars. I bought this encoder to stream church services on Youtube. The hardest part of setup is connecting the encoder to your internet network, unless