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Teradek Prism Flex 875 Portable 4K HEVC/H.264 Decoder

Elevate Your Video Production with 4K HDR Encoding/DecodingThe Teradek Prism Flex is a portable, high-performance solution for encoding and decoding live video in stunning 4K HDR. Perfect for professional broadcasters, filmmakers, and anyone who demands top-tier video quality and reliability. Sp...

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Overview

Elevate Your Video Production with 4K HDR Encoding/Decoding

The Teradek Prism Flex is a portable, high-performance solution for encoding and decoding live video in stunning 4K HDR. Perfect for professional broadcasters, filmmakers, and anyone who demands top-tier video quality and reliability.

Specifications:
  • Type: Portable Encoder/Decoder System
  • Video Support: Up to 4K HDR
  • Compression: HEVC / H.264
  • Protocols: SRT, RTMP(S), MPEG-TS
  • Color Accuracy: 4:2:2
  • Pixel Depth: 10-bit
  • Input/Output: HDMI, 12G-SDI

Specifications

Product Type
Portable Decoder
Resolution Support
4K
Video Codecs
HEVC/H.264

Frequently Asked Questions

The Teradek Prism Flex 875 is capable of decoding 4K resolution video, supporting high-definition content in professional workflows.
This decoder supports both HEVC (High Efficiency Video Coding) and H.264 codecs, providing compatibility with a wide range of video streams.
Yes, the "Portable" designation in its name indicates that the Teradek Prism Flex 875 is designed for easy transport and use in various field or on-location production setups.
The primary function of the Teradek Prism Flex 875 is to decode video signals, making it suitable for receiving and processing encoded video streams.
The support for both HEVC and H.264 codecs suggests it can be integrated into production environments that utilize newer high-efficiency compression as well as more established H.264 streams.