Network-cable power distinguishes model VDC-HDMI2IP-P, which accepts DC 12V or PoE feed so encoding positions in cabinets or away from outlets need no local adapter. The rest of the platform matches the family: a HiSilicon solution handling one HDMI input up to 1080P@30fps, H.265 and H.264 compression and AAC, G.711U or G.711A audio sampled at 48000kHz.

Main-stream resolutions run 1920x1080, 1280x960, 1280x800 and 1280x720, the sub-stream sits at 1280x720 and mobile profiles fall through 720x576 to 320x240, with frames from 1 to 25fps or 1 to 30fps according to the 50Hz or 60Hz environment. The protocol set spans TCP/IP, UDP, RTSP, ONVIF, HTTP, DNS, RTMP and DHCP for YouTube or Wowza pushes and direct Hikvision 78 and 79 series recorder pulls, while a self-adaptive 10M/100M RJ45 carries the traffic alongside wireless and reset functions.

Draw stays no higher than 3 watts inside a 115x70x33 mm, 0.42 kg enclosure rated from -10 to 55 degrees Celsius. Concentrated head-end installations and hard-to-power points benefit most. VIDCOM bundles PoE ordering with the wired encoder of the same board family for mixed deployments.