RGB Spectrum 750 12411 – Single-User Multiviewer Software License

Product Overview

The RGB Spectrum 750 12411 is a single-user multiviewer software license that runs the Zio multiviewer function on Red Hat Enterprise Linux. It suits organizations that standardize on their own server hardware and operating system build but still need control room multiviewing on the AV-over-IP network. The licensed system decodes and displays up to 15 2K resolution IP streams, or equivalent, to a mini-DisplayPort output. WebView is included, so browser-based dashboards appear in the same layout as decoded video.

Product Description

This part number is a software route to the same multi-window monitoring an appliance provides, which matters where IT policy requires a standard server image and a managed Linux platform. RGB Spectrum's price list describes it as a single-user software license for a multiviewer system using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, decoding and displaying up to 15 2K resolution IP streams or equivalent to a mini-DisplayPort output, and it includes WebView for displaying web-based content. Licensing per user makes the cost model predictable as operator positions are added across a control room or an operations center. Because the streams are the same H.264 and H.265 IP streams used by the rest of the Zio platform, a software-licensed position sits alongside hardware endpoints on one network. Sources are encoded at the device end, so a deployment pairs this license with Zio S2114 4K encoder endpoints for individual sources and Zio2 S5024 multichannel encoders where a rack holds several devices. Where a position is better served by a fixed appliance than by a licensed server, the Zio V3024 multiviewer system delivers the equivalent 15-stream capability as hardware. Sites that also need recording of the same streams can add the 750 12414 Zio recording and media server license on qualifying server hardware. RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet against this license part number, so confirm server prerequisites and the licensed stream count before ordering.

Key Features

• Software multiviewer on Red Hat Enterprise Linux — The license runs the Zio multiviewer function on a standard RHEL server build, which keeps AV workloads inside existing IT platform policy.
• 15 2K stream capability — The price list configuration covers decoding and display of up to 15 2K resolution IP streams or equivalent, enough for a dense supervisory layout.
• Mini-DisplayPort output — Output is to a mini-DisplayPort connection, so the licensed system drives a large-format operator display directly.
• WebView included — Web-based dashboards and management consoles can be placed in the layout alongside decoded IP video.
• Single-user licensing model — Licensing per user gives a predictable cost as operator positions are added across a control room or operations center.
• Zio platform compatibility — The licensed system consumes the same IP streams as Zio hardware endpoints, so software and appliance positions coexist on one network.

Typical Applications

• Control room — Operator positions run on standard server hardware while still viewing the same IP streams as hardware endpoints.
• Command center — Supervisors get a dense multi-window view without adding another appliance class to the room.
• Operations center — IT-managed Linux servers already in place can take on multiviewing duty under license.
• Emergency operations center — Licensed positions can be activated on existing hardware when the room is stood up.
• Government space — Agencies that mandate a Red Hat Enterprise Linux baseline can deploy multiviewing within that standard.
• Training room — Instructor workstations reproduce the live operator view for classroom sessions.

Technical Specifications

RGB Spectrum does not publish SKU-level specifications for this license part number. The following is limited to what RGB Spectrum states for it in the price list.

• Part number — 750 12411
• Product type — Single user software license for a multiviewer system
• Operating system — Red Hat Enterprise Linux
• Stream decode and display — Up to 15 2K resolution IP streams, or equivalent
• Output — mini-DisplayPort
• Included software — WebView, for displaying web-based content

RGB Spectrum does not publish a datasheet for this part number. Contact Creation Networks for confirmed specifications before ordering.

Part number, configuration and included software as published by RGB Spectrum in its price list.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the 750 12411 license cover?
The RGB Spectrum price list describes it as a single-user software license for a multiviewer system using Red Hat Enterprise Linux, decoding and displaying up to 15 2K resolution IP streams or equivalent to a mini-DisplayPort output.

Does the license include server hardware?
No. It is a software license only; the server, its Red Hat Enterprise Linux subscription and the display are supplied separately, and Creation Networks can confirm prerequisites before you order.

How does this compare with a multiviewer appliance?
The Zio V3024 multiviewer system provides comparable 15-stream capability as a self-contained appliance, which is usually preferred where there is no managed Linux server platform.

Which encoders supply the streams?
Any Zio encoder publishing H.264 or H.265 over RTSP, most commonly Zio S2114 endpoints for single HDMI sources and Zio2 S5024 encoders for multi-source racks.

Can web content be shown alongside video?
Yes. WebView is included for displaying web-based content, so dashboards and management consoles can sit in the same layout as decoded streams.

Is the license tied to a user or to a machine?
The price list wording is a single-user license; Creation Networks will confirm the exact licensing terms and any transfer conditions in writing as part of the quotation.

What warranty and support apply?
The RGB Spectrum manufacturer warranty applies to this part number, and Creation Networks supports specification and procurement, including written confirmation of the current warranty terms before you place the order.