Unicoi Systems’ IP Media Reference Design |
Complete silicon and software solution for building next-generation IP media players
Unicoi Systems’ IP Media Reference Design brings the excitement of digital media, including movies, photos and music, to virtually any screen in your home or office. Imagine using home wireless networks or portable mass storage devices, such as iPods, MP3 players, USB Flash drives and SD (Secure Digital) cards, to deliver high definition, high fidelity media to audio systems and display devices. Unicoi’s IP Media Reference Design allows consumer electronics OEMs to develop powerful solutions faster, more affordably, and with more options. Key features of the reference design include:
- Complete, ready-to-manufacture reference design built on a powerful dual core processor
- A media player that handles popular digital media formats including MP3, WMV, MPEG-2, MPEG-4,
JPEGs, H.264 and more
- Supports video resolutions up to 720p or 1080i via component and HDMI outputs
- Versatile wired (USB 2.0, 10/100 Ethernet, MMC/SD) and wireless (WiFi, HSDPA, WiMAX) support
- Intuitive browser user interface with international language support to view websites, get email or download music and videos
- A CIFS-based file manager to organize digital media from devices throughout your home
- A SIP-based VoIP softphone with instant messaging and presence to take advantage of low-cost Internet calling
Worry-free operation
Unlike most media players today that suffer from the same problems that plague the PC - crashed hard drives, complicated setup, expensive operating
systems, corruptible moving parts, confusing operation and myriad security issues - devices built on Unicoi's IP Media Reference Design offer
worry-free operation. It has no moving parts. Instead of a corruptible hard drive, the reference design uses Flash memory, and supports physical
storage solutions such as USB mass storage, SD/MMC and compact flash. Maintenance-free operation; without the worries that come with multiple, moving parts.
Technical Specifications
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Hardware Connections
- 1 Ethernet Connection
- 3 USB Host connections
- 1 Headphone Out
- 1 Line Out
- 1 Microphone In
- 1 VGA out
- 1 DVI out
- 1 SPDIFF out (digital audio)
- 1 L & R Stereo jack
- 1 MMC/SD memory card slot
- 12 Volt input
- 1 Status LED
- 1 On/Off button
- Reset button (resets video to
lowest resolution)
Software Features
- Integrated graphical presentation system
- WebPilot for Web browsing as well as the basis for the graphical user interface
- E-mail (supported through the Web browser)
- USB 2.0 support
- Networking Support
- 10/100 Ethernet
- Wireless support via WiFi, HSDPA, WiMAX (optional)
- MMC/SD
- USB Mass Storage
- Media player for local and networked audio and video
- Ability to place and receive SIP-based VoIP phone calls through a "softphone" interface
- Underlying hardware drivers for audio IN/OUT, Video out, MMC, USB, Ethernet
- Support for Client side Windows
Networking via CIFS (SAMBA)
Supported File Types
Image Files
Audio Files
- Windows Media 9
- MP3
- PCM
- AAC
- ADPCM DVI4
- AC3
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Video Files
- Windows Media 9
- MPEG-2
- MPEG-4
- Motion JPEG
- H.264
RFC Compliance
SIP
- RFC 2617 (Basic and Digest Authentication)
- RFC 2976 (Info Method)
- RFC 3261 (SIP Version 2)
- RFC 3262 (Reliability of Provisional Responses in SIP)
- RFC 3263 (Locating SIP Servers)
- RFC 3265 (Specific Event Notification)
- RFC 3420 (Internet Media Type message/sipfrag)
- RFC 3515 (Refer method)
- RFC 3959 (Sender & receiver tables for session members)
IM & Presence
- RFC 2778 (A Model for Presence and Instant Messaging)
- RFC 3428 (Extensions for instant messaging)
- RFC 3856 (A presence Event Package
for SIP)
- RFC 3857 (A Watcher Information Event Template Package for SIP)
- RFC 3858 (XML Based Format for Watcher information)
- RFC 3863 (A Presence information data format PIDF)
Network
- RFC 2136 (Dynamic DNS)
- RFC 2782 (A DNS RR for specifying the location of services (DNS SRV))
- RFC 2915 (The Naming Authority Pointer (NAPTR) DNS Resource Record)
- RFC 2845 (Secret Key Transaction Authentication for DNS (TSIG)
- RFC 3007 (Secure Dynamic DNS)
- RFC 3489 (STUN Simple traversal of user Datagrams)
Media & RTP/RTCP
- RFC 1889 (RTP)
- RFC 1890 (RTCP)
- RFC 2327 Session Description Protocol (SDP)
- RFC 2508 (RTP Header Compression)
- RFC 3264
(Offer/Answer Model with SDP)
- RFC 3550 (RTP)
- RFC 3551 (RTCP)
- RFC 2833 (Out of Band DTMF Tones)
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For more information, please contact a Unicoi design engineer at sales@unicoi.com. |
