




Aurora VLX-TC1-CF 4K 1Gbps AV-over-IP Transceiver
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Aurora VLX-TC1-CF 4K 1Gbps AV-over-IP Transceiver
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The Aurora VLX-TC1-CF is a 4K 1Gbps AV-over-IP transceiver built on Aurora's IPBaseT® technology, eliminating the need for dedicated separate encoders and decoders by allowing each unit to be dynamically configured as either a transmitter or receiver. It delivers visually lossless 4K UHD compression with ultra-low 1.5-frame (25ms) latency over standard 1Gbps network infrastructure. Audio, video, data, and control signals can be distributed securely to one or many endpoints using off-the-shelf 1G RJ-45 Ethernet switches. Well suited for corporate AV, education, digital signage, and videowall deployments where flexible, scalable IP distribution matters.
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The Aurora VLX-TC1-CF is a 4K 1Gbps AV-over-IP transceiver built on Aurora's IPBaseT® technology, eliminating the need for dedicated separate encoders and decoders by allowing each unit to be dynamically configured as either a transmitter or receiver. It delivers visually lossless 4K UHD compression with ultra-low 1.5-frame (25ms) latency over standard 1Gbps network infrastructure. Audio, video, data, and control signals can be distributed securely to one or many endpoints using off-the-shelf 1G RJ-45 Ethernet switches. Well suited for corporate AV, education, digital signage, and videowall deployments where flexible, scalable IP distribution matters.