Turn eight HDMI sources into standard television channels that reach every screen over existing coax — no set-top box behind each TV, no new cabling. A complete digital headend in a single 1RU chassis, with DVB-C, DVB-T, ATSC, ISDB-T, or DTMB output switchable per channel.
8 HDMI inputs
DVB-C/T · ATSC · ISDB-T · DTMB
MPEG2 encoding
1RU rackmount
Web-managed
The challenge in any property with many televisions — a hotel, an apartment building, a hospital, a campus — is getting a set of video sources to every screen without running new cabling or installing a set-top box behind each TV. The TBT-8HTQ solves this by turning HDMI sources into standard television channels that travel over the coaxial cabling a building already has.
Connect up to eight sources — satellite receivers, set-top boxes, IPTV decoders, CCTV cameras, media players, or an off-air antenna feed — and the TBT-8HTQ encodes each one and places it on its own RF channel. Every television on the network then simply tunes to those channels the way it would any broadcast station. No per-room hardware, no proprietary receivers, no new wiring.
Because it outputs DVB-C, DVB-T, ATSC, ISDB-T, and DTMB — switchable per channel — the same unit deploys anywhere in the world and matches whatever standard the local televisions expect. That flexibility, combined with web-based management and a compact 1RU footprint, makes it a practical headend building block for operators who need reliable, scalable channel delivery without the cost and complexity of a full broadcast facility.
Hotels and resorts distribute a curated channel line-up — satellite, local off-air, and an in-house welcome channel — to every guest room over existing coax, with no set-top box to manage or lose behind each television.
Apartment and condo operators deliver bulk television to every unit from a single headend, offering residents a channel package without individual subscriptions or receivers.
Hospitals and long-term-care facilities present a consistent, controlled channel line-up to patient-room televisions, including in-house information and education channels.
Universities, corporate campuses, sports bars, and stadiums feed multiple live sources and digital-signage channels to large numbers of screens from one rack unit.
DVB-C, DVB-T, ATSC, ISDB-T, and DTMB in one device, dynamically switchable per channel.
Eight HDMI inputs with MPEG2 encoding, plus 8 closed-caption inputs (EIA-608).
1080p/i, 720p, 576i, and 480i with low latency (50–1000 ms).
100–1000 MHz output at 1 KHz steps, MER ≥35 dB across all modulation standards.
Logical Channel Numbering for clean, ordered channel line-ups on downstream receivers.
Configured and updated through a web-based NMS — no proprietary software required.
Tell us your channel count and modulation standard, and Trivision will prepare a scoped quote.
