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LAN9131
High-Performance Network Multimedia Processing Engine, Featuring
RipStream
™
Technology
Industry’s first high-performance, wired 10/100 network multimedia processing engine
employing RipStream technology, which combines support for multiple high-definition (HD)
streams, a software protocol stack management and security.
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RipStream technology supporting DLNA
guidelines
Supports multiple HD video streams
Built-in UPnP, HTTP, TCP/IP protocol
stack
Integrated 128-bit AES encryption/
decryption for Digital Rights
Management (DRM)
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Supports Windows
®
Media
DRM10 (WMDRM 10)
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Supports Digital Transmission
Content Protection over Internet
Protocol (DTCP-IP)
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Fast DTCP-IP AKE key exchange
time (0.6 sec.)
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Two Transport Stream Interfaces (TSIs)
to MPEG encoder/decoder SoCs
Either interface can be used in
server or rendering applications
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Video codec agnostic
Supports MPEG2, MPEG4,
WMV9/VC-1, H.264/AVC
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Integrated ARM926™ core
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Integrated 10/100 MAC/PHY with HP
Auto-MDIX support and multiple power
management modes
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TCP/UDP checksum offload
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Ethernet-based Video/Media
Distribution Systems
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Digital Video Recorders
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High-definition Televisions
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Video Servers
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NAS (Network Attached Storage)
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Thin Client Set-top Boxes
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Digital Media Clients/Servers
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Home Gateways
Target Applications
Features and Benefits
®
Highlights
FEATURES
BENEFITS
RipStream technology combines support
of multiple HD streams, software protocol
stack management and security
High throughput; two HD MPEG2 or multiple MPEG4 streams
Two bidirectional TSI ports which directly
interface to video processing functions
Handles multiple HD streams concurrently
Integrated 10/100 MAC/PHY with HP
Auto-MDIX
Complete networking solution that eliminates the need for special
“crossover” cables when connecting LAN devices together
Crypto block supports both DTCP-IP and
WMDRM 10
Provides DRM copyright protection. Flexible support for major
industry standards; eliminates need for separate crypto device
Video codec agnostic
Handles any video codec (MPEG2, MPEG4, WMV9/VC-1, H.264/
AVC)
Can boot from Flash memory or host
processor
Reduces need for additional components
Integrated DLNA, UPnP and TCP/IP stacks
Consumer Electronics interoperability; ability to recognize other
UPnP devices and offload host TCP/IP implementation
Highly flexible software architecture;
customer can decide whether LAN9131 or
host runs UPnP stack
Allows ease of integration to various architectures; allows system
designer to optimize the architecture to application needs
