Sapec connects RTVE's Madrid and Castilla La Mancha headquarters over IP

The RTVE signals between Madrid and the headquarters in Castilla La Mancha will be encoded with Sapec equipment. The RTVE Corporation has once again trusted Sapec, a Spanish company that has already been commissioned to supply and install the coding and decoding equipment that allowed Madrid and the Extremadura headquarters to be linked by IP network.

Sapec has been the company awarded the contract to carry out the supply, installation and commissioning of all the video coding equipment necessary to make video contributions over RTVE's IP network, between Madrid and the headquarters in Castilla La Mancha.

The public Corporation has once again trusted Sapec, a Spanish company that has already been commissioned to supply and install the coding and decoding equipment that allowed Madrid and the Extremadura headquarters to be connected via IP network.

The encoders and decoders to be supplied in this project belong to the SIVAC 2000 family, designed and manufactured by Sapec that allows up to four encoder/decoder boards to be included in a 2RU chassis with redundant AC power supply and DC power. This model has PAL and SDI inputs, 8 embedded audio, analog or AES/EBU, 4:2:2P@ML and MP@ML compression and simultaneous ASI and IP output interface.

There have been two key aspects that have allowed Sapec to be awarded this project. On the one hand, the new graphical interface of these solutions with an IP interface allows you to easily manage multiple devices on an IP network. Their powerful IP input/output interface of these encoders and decoders also include error protection tools, FEC, and allows transmission to 2 different unicast or multicast destinations with different FEC configurations.

On the other hand, the new IP output/input interface also includes the new technology developed by Sapec FastIPsync, which allows eliminating transmission and reception jitter, thus drastically reducing the encoding and decoding delay, with one of the lowest delays on the market (approximately 140ms). It also allows real-time measurement of network quality.