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AMX DX-RX-4K60-TAA DXLink 4K60 HDMI Twisted Pair Receiver，TAA vs AMX NMX-ENC-N1122A N1000 Series AV Over IP Encoder with PoE, AES67 Support, Stand-alone
The AMX DX-RX-4K60-TAA is a twisted-pair receiver optimized for pristine 4K60 uncompressed video over long cable runs, while the AMX NMX-ENC-N1122A is an AV-over-IP encoder for network-distributed systems with studio-grade audio. Choose the DXLink receiver for fixed point-to-point 4K installations; choose the N1000 encoder for scalable IP-based classroom, corporate, or broadcast networks.
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AMX DX-RX-4K60-TAA DXLink 4K60 HDMI Twisted Pair Receiver，TAA
AMX NMX-ENC-N1122A N1000 Series AV Over IP Encoder with PoE, AES67 Support, Stand-alone
Specs side by side
| AMX DX-RX-4K60-TAA DXLink 4K60 HDMI Twisted Pair Receiver，TAA | AMX NMX-ENC-N1122A N1000 Series AV Over IP Encoder with PoE, AES67 Support, Stand-alone | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $1,623.00 | $1,650.00 |
| Brand | AMX | AMX |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AMX DX-RX-4K60-TAA DXLink 4K60 HDMI Twisted Pair Receiver，TAA
- ✓ 4K60 uncompressed video with 4:4:4 color sampling and HDR10 support
- ✓ Single twisted-pair cable simplifies long-distance runs over Cat6/Cat6A/Cat7
- ✓ 18 Gbps bandwidth handles demanding video sources without compression
- ✓ HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 compliant with SmartScale auto-resolution adjustment
Why choose AMX NMX-ENC-N1122A N1000 Series AV Over IP Encoder with PoE, AES67 Support, Stand-alone
- ✓ AV-over-IP architecture scales across networked facilities without dedicated cable runs
- ✓ PoE integration reduces power infrastructure complexity
- ✓ AES67 standards-compliant audio transport ensures professional audio fidelity
- ✓ Dual RJ45 ports enable flexible deployment in distributed classroom and broadcast setups
Frequently asked questions
What is the main difference in how these products transmit video?
The DX-RX-4K60-TAA transmits uncompressed 4K60 video over a single shielded twisted-pair cable (Cat6/Cat6A/Cat7), while the NMX-ENC-N1122A encodes AV signals for IP network transmission over standard Ethernet ports. The receiver is ideal for dedicated point-to-point runs; the encoder suits multi-point networked distribution.
Which handles higher video resolution?
The DX-RX-4K60-TAA supports 4K60 at full 4:4:4 color sampling with HDR10 and 36-bit deep color. The NMX-ENC-N1122A maxes out at 1920 x 1200 scaled output. For premium 4K workflows, the DXLink receiver is the clear choice.
Which is better for multi-location distribution?
The NMX-ENC-N1122A is designed for AV-over-IP, making it scalable across networked buildings and rooms via standard Ethernet infrastructure. The DX-RX-4K60-TAA is a single-point receiver best suited to one dedicated source-to-display connection over twisted-pair cabling.
How do audio capabilities compare?
The NMX-ENC-N1122A emphasizes studio-quality audio with balanced connections and AES67 standards-compliant IP transport, ideal for broadcast and professional audio workflows. The DX-RX-4K60-TAA handles multi-channel audio over twisted-pair but does not specifically highlight professional audio standards compliance.