Sapec has confirmed its attendance at the NAB 2023 show where it will present its new products from its stand W4045, located in the West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center, where it will show all the details of its products and will perform in real time several demos.

The aim of the company’s work over the last year has been to improve its entire catalogue, focusing on the needs of the sector, focusing on 4K and taking advantage of the benefits of distribution over the public internet.

Some of the new products that will be on show are the LAGUNA models, an updated the multi-channel HD/SD platform supporting HEVC, H.264 and MPEG standards with UHD decoding. Unlockable through a licence, the QUAD and OCTAL models of SAPEC’s solution will be able to handle Ultra High Definition decoding according to the capabilities of each device. Thus, the QUAD model (LMP4000) can decode one UHD source or four HD sources, while the OCTAL option (LMP8000) can handle two UHD sources or eight HD sources. Similarly, they have enhanced the LAGUNA platform with new features such as thumbnail display, the ability to perform analysis and monitoring functions through the ETR 290 specification or the ability to use the models as gateways.

They will also bring to NAB 2023 two new versions of LAGUNA, designed to offer broadcasters the ability to work with more SDI interfaces.

They are also presenting GREDOS II, new family of H.264/MPEG2 encoders with integrated modulator supports up to two video channels (SD/HD) and audio channels simultaneously with MPEG2/AAC/AC-3 compression and, optionally, HEVC, both 4:2:0 and 4:2:2:2 profiles. In addition to these capabilities, the system can integrate two types of modulators: Digital Terrestrial Television (DTT) with support for the American ATSC or ISDB-TB standard, or a satellite modulator (DVB-S/S2/S2x). It has up to two video inputs (SDI / HD-SDI) or one 3G-SDI input, whose signals can be multiplexed to generate an MPTS with both programmes, and up to 16 channels of embedded mono audio (8 stereo pairs) on each video channel. It offers DTT or Satellite RF outputs, two IP outputs with SMPTE2022 1/2/7 support with optional SRT, and an ASI option.

And finally, the SIVAC-ONE UHD-capable encoder/decoder with support for the Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) protocol, a solution that optimises real-time streaming by offering a solution for video contribution over unmanaged networks. It is a real-time HEVC/H.265 encoding/decoding solution up to 2160p50/60 4K UHD based on the high-performance SMP1000 card. Benefits include end-to-end AES 128/256 encryption; protection against bandwidth jitter and packet loss; low latency; and an open-source nature.