CVBS to IP Encoder & IP to CVBS Decoder Module for FPV Video Relay

Overview

The CVBS to IP Encoder and IP to CVBS Decoder Module is a modular video transmission solution designed to bridge analog video equipment and IP-based networks. It converts analog CVBS video signals into digital IP streams for network transmission and decodes IP video streams back to CVBS or HDMI for display.

Designed for FPV video relay, UAV monitoring, robotics, and remote surveillance, this solution enables video transmission over Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or 4G networks, depending on the network configuration and optional equipment.

With H.264/H.265 video compression and support for multiple streaming protocols, the system provides a flexible way to extend analog video applications into network-based monitoring systems.

Key Features

• Analog-to-IP Video Conversion: Converts CVBS analog video signals into IP video streams for network transmission.
• IP-to-Video Decoding: Converts compatible IP video streams back to CVBS or HDMI for display.
• H.264/H.265 Compression: Supports efficient video encoding and decoding to help optimize network bandwidth.
• Multiple Streaming Protocols: Supports RTSP, RTMP, SRT, and HTTP, depending on module configuration.
• Flexible Network Connectivity: Supports Ethernet networks, with Wi-Fi and 4G connectivity available through compatible external equipment.
• Low-Latency Video Relay: Designed for real-time monitoring, with a typical end-to-end latency of approximately 150–300 ms under suitable operating conditions.
• Modular Architecture: Separate encoder and decoder modules allow flexible system integration.
• Remote Video Monitoring: Enables video feeds to be transmitted from remote locations to monitoring stations.
• Integration Flexibility: Suitable for FPV receivers, analog cameras, network video systems, and compatible display equipment.
• Customization Options: Additional functions and interfaces may be available depending on project requirements.

Technical Specifications

Note: Specifications may vary with firmware, module configuration, and optional accessories. Please confirm video formats, power requirements, streaming protocols, and interfaces before ordering.

How the Video Relay System Works

The system consists of an analog video source, an encoder, a network connection, and a decoder.

Signal Flow:

Analog CVBS Camera or FPV Receiver → CVBS-to-IP Encoder → Ethernet / Wi-Fi / 4G Network → IP-to-CVBS Decoder → CVBS / HDMI Display

1. Video Input

Connect a compatible analog camera or FPV receiver to the encoder's CVBS input. The source must provide a compatible PAL or NTSC video signal.

2. Video Encoding

The encoder converts the analog video into a compressed digital IP stream using H.264 or H.265, according to the selected configuration.

3. Network Transmission

The encoded stream travels through a compatible network. Ethernet is suitable for local connections, while Wi-Fi or 4G can support remote deployments when the appropriate network equipment is provided.

4. Video Decoding

At the receiving end, the decoder receives a compatible IP stream and converts it into an analog CVBS signal or HDMI output.

5. Video Display

Connect the decoder to a compatible monitor, display, or video processing system to view the transmitted video.

Important: The encoder, decoder, network equipment, video source, and display may be supplied separately unless explicitly included in the selected package. Confirm the package contents before purchasing.

Applications

FPV Video Relay

Transmit analog FPV video over an IP network to a remote monitoring station. Suitable for compatible drone and remote-controlled vehicle video systems.

UAV and UGV Monitoring

Integrate analog video sources into network-based monitoring systems for unmanned aerial vehicles and unmanned ground vehicles.

Industrial Inspection

Transfer video from analog cameras installed in industrial equipment, remote facilities, or difficult-to-access locations.

Remote Surveillance

Connect existing analog video equipment to IP networks for centralized monitoring and remote viewing.

Emergency Response

Support remote video relay for compatible field monitoring systems used in search and rescue, disaster assessment, and emergency operations.

Robotics and Embedded Systems

Integrate analog video inputs and network video outputs into robotics platforms, embedded devices, and custom video transmission equipment.

Legacy Video System Integration

Bridge conventional CVBS video equipment with modern IP-based video infrastructure without replacing the entire analog video system.

Why Choose This CVBS-to-IP and IP-to-CVBS Solution?

This modular solution is designed for applications that need to transport analog video through a network and recover the video signal at the receiving end.

Its main advantages include:

• Connects compatible analog video sources to IP networks.
• Enables remote video transmission over suitable wired or wireless networks.
• Provides CVBS and HDMI display options through the decoder.
• Supports compressed video streaming to help manage bandwidth.
• Offers a modular design for integration into existing equipment.
• Can be adapted for specific interfaces and deployment requirements.

For OEM projects, embedded video systems, or specialized FPV applications, please contact us to confirm the most suitable encoder and decoder configuration.

FAQ

Q1: What does this product do?

It converts CVBS analog video into an IP stream at the transmitting end and converts a compatible IP video stream back into CVBS or HDMI at the receiving end.

Q2: Can I transmit FPV video over a long distance?

Yes, the system can relay video over a suitable IP network. The achievable distance depends on the network infrastructure, such as Ethernet, Wi-Fi, or 4G connectivity, rather than the encoder and decoder alone.

Q3: Does the product support wireless transmission?

Wireless transmission is possible when compatible Wi-Fi or cellular network equipment is used. Wireless connectivity may require additional hardware and is not necessarily built into the standard encoder and decoder modules.

Q4: Which video compression formats are supported?

The published system specifications list H.264 and H.265. Confirm the exact encoding and decoding compatibility of your selected modules before ordering.

Q5: Can the decoder output video to an HDMI monitor?

Yes. The decoder supports HDMI output, as well as CVBS output, subject to the selected configuration and compatibility of the incoming stream.

Q6: Does the package include cameras, network equipment, and monitors?

These items are not necessarily included. The standard system architecture treats the video source, network equipment, and display as separate components. Please confirm the exact package contents before placing an order.

Q7: Can the modules be customized?

Customization may be available for compatible interfaces, network functions, firmware, and application requirements. Contact our team with your technical specifications for confirmation.

Q8: What should I confirm before purchasing?

Please provide your video input format, desired output interface, required streaming protocol, network type, power supply, and target application. This information helps us confirm compatibility between the encoder and decoder.

Ordering Information

• Product: CVBS to IP Encoder & IP to CVBS Decoder Module
• Encoder: Vcan2090s
• Decoder: Vcan2014
• Product Category: Video Encoder and Decoder Modules
• Typical Use: FPV Video Relay, Remote Monitoring, and IP Video Transmission
• Customization: Contact us for OEM integration and technical requirements.

Contact DVcan for technical consultation, configuration confirmation, and volume pricing.