The Datavideo NVD-40 converts a supported IP stream into video and audio output for display devices or production workstations. It decodes H.264 and H.265 streams via SRT, RTSP, RTMP, HLS, and MPEG-TS protocols; compatible live streams from supported platforms, such as YouTube Live, Dailymotion, and Livestream, can also be connected. Connecting to Datavideo…
The Datavideo NVD-40 converts a supported IP stream into video and audio output for display devices or production workstations. It decodes H.264 and H.265 streams via SRT, RTSP, RTMP, HLS, and MPEG-TS protocols; compatible live streams from supported platforms, such as YouTube Live, Dailymotion, and Livestream, can also be connected. Connecting to Datavideo NVS-33, NVS-34, NVS-35, or NVS-40 encoders allows you to set up point-to-point transmission over Ethernet, a Wi-Fi network, or the Internet.
Video is output simultaneously via HDMI 2.0 and composite output; audio is available in the HDMI signal as well as on a pair of analog RCA outputs. Decoding supports up to 4K UHD 3840 × 2160 at 50/60p using the H.265 codec; for 4096 × 2160, up to 30p is supported. The device can be configured and controlled via a web interface or socket commands. The package includes an RMC-12 remote control.
The NVD-40 receives a supported network stream and decodes it for two video paths that are active simultaneously. HDMI 2.0 transmits both digital video and embedded audio; the composite output allows you to connect analog display devices. Separate stereo RCA outputs provide analog line-level audio.

The HDMI and composite outputs can operate at the same time, letting you connect the NVD-40 to multiple devices as the workflow requires.

Built-in real-time functions let you flip or rotate the image to suit the orientation of the connected display and the installation.
For video reception, it supports SRT, RTSP, RTMP, HLS, and MPEG-TS. The NVD-40 can also decode streams from supported live platforms, such as YouTube Live, Dailymotion, and Livestream. When used with a compatible Datavideo NVS-33, NVS-34, NVS-35, or NVS-40 encoder, a point-to-point IP connection can be established over a local network or the Internet.
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