Ultra Encode AIO: Universal Hardware Encoding

What AIO Means

All-in-one. The Ultra Encode AIO has both HDMI 4K60 input and 3G-SDI input on the same chassis. Use one, the other, or both depending on what is connected.

Simultaneous Multi-Protocol Output

The same source can be streamed to RTMP (YouTube, Facebook), RTMPS, RTSP, SRT (low-latency contribution), and NDI|HX (for vMix, OBS, TriCaster) simultaneously. Different platforms can have different bitrates and encoding parameters configured independently.

Why Standalone Encoders

A software encoder running on a PC ties the encoder to that machine. The PC must be on, drivers must be up to date, the encoding software must not crash. Standalone hardware boots and streams. Schools and houses of worship in particular value this stability for unattended weekly operation.

4K HDMI plus 1080p SDI

The HDMI input handles up to 4K at 60fps. The SDI input handles 3G-SDI up to 1080p60. This pairing suits venues with a mix of modern HDMI (computers, gaming consoles) and broadcast cameras with SDI output.

Comparison to Ultra Encode HDMI Plus and SDI Plus

The AIO is the dual-input device. The Plus variants are single-input units (HDMI or SDI) that add XLR audio I/O for professional analogue audio infrastructure. If you need balanced audio, the Plus models are the better fit; if you need flexible video input, AIO.