Your home TV,
wherever you are.
DIGIZON sits next to your TV at home, encodes cable TV to H.264 in real time, and sends it to your phone, tablet, PC or another TV. One eight-digit DIGIZON ID brings you home from anywhere.
- 2005
- DIGIZON launches: the world’s first client-and-server H.264 consumer product.
- 50%
- DIGIZON’s share of Taiwan’s IPTV box market in 2008. Number one.
- 768k
- Bits per second for full D1 video, within reach of a home upload link of the day.
- 5W
- Power draw of a whole 211-series box.
Three steps to take home with you
The box at home does the encoding and sending. Out there, all you need is its ID.
Connect it at home
Plug cable TV, a DVD player or a set-top box into DIGIZON and put it on the internet. It learns your remote’s infrared codes, so you can change channels from afar.
Remember one ID
Every DIGIZON has an eight-digit DIGIZON ID. Our redirect server uses it to find your box; your home router just needs UPnP or a port forward.
Watch from anywhere
Open iDigizon, aDigizonTV, the PC Player or an ON-TV on another TV, enter the ID, and watch or change channels. Quality runs from 64K to 2048K, depending on your connection.
The DIGIZON family
The 211 series moved to a single H.264 chip and brought DIGIZON to iPhone and Android for the first time.
From airports to living rooms
Our team formed in 2004 around professional H.264 surveillance. By 2006 we had built wireless video surveillance for Washington Dulles, Seoul Incheon and Dubai airports; then we brought the same technology home as DIGIZON. We spun off as an independent company in 2007, headquartered in Taipei with a branch in Shenzhen.
Your support made us feel we had fought a good fight. We are glad, and grateful.