Makito X Encoder
Welcome to the documentation for the Makito™ X Video Encoder. The Makito X Encoder Family delivers up to 12 HD channels of High Profile 1080p60 video with extremely low encoding latency, all within a single rack unit. The Makito X is available as an ultra compact SDI or DVI H.264 encoding appliance with optional HEVC encoding support, internal or removable storage, or within a high density 1RU (6 blades) or 4RU (21 blades) chassis.
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Available Documentation
Title | Description |
|---|---|
Important Notice | Includes default credentials and network settings. Postcard shipped with the appliance or available through the Download Center on the Haivision Support Portal. |
| Quick Start Guide | Summarizes the steps to install and get started configuring the single or dual-height appliance. |
| User's Guide | Explains how to install, configure, and manage the Makito X Encoder to stream audio, video, and metadata to a compatible decoding device, using either the Web interface, the Command Line Interface (CLI), or an SNMP server. A simplified Chinese translation PDF is also available. Click here to download. |
Provide the steps to install and configure the Makito X Harsh or Rugged appliance to stream audio, video, and metadata to a compatible decoding device. | |
| Release Notes | Lists fixes between versions, as well as known issues. Only available on the Haivision Support Portal. |
| Related Documents | |
| Provide the steps to install the MB6 or MB21 Multichannel Chassis. | |
| SRT Deployment Guide | Describes the SRT (Secure Reliable Transport) protocol and how it is configured and used between all supported Haivision devices. |
| Supplements the Makito X Encoder User’s Guide with the information required to use the Cursor-on-Target Metadata Capture option. | |
| Hardening Guide for Makito X Series | Describes how to install and configure Haivision’s Makito X and X4 encoders and decoders to meet current network interface security standards. |