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A metro operator managing multiple lines and dozens of stations needed a reliable, scalable solution to distribute broadcast announcements, real-time arrival and departure information, safety messages, and advertising content simultaneously across all station platforms and on-board train displays. The existing system lacked centralized control, suffered from signal degradation over long cable runs, and could not support the growing demand for 4K-quality visual content.
By deploying ORIVISION 4K Video Decoders directly into the PIS (Passenger Information System) hardware infrastructure, network IP streams are decoded with ultra-low latency and rendered seamlessly onto station and carriage screens in real time.
Flawless delivery of audio-visual announcements, schedules, and dynamic media.
Instant display updates for next station arrivals and crucial timing info.
Large-scale network routing to screens distributed across kilometers of tracks and moving train carriages.
Streamlined remote management capabilities to eliminate frequent physical on-site maintenance.
Hardened performance to tolerate harsh, dusty, and high-vibration subway deployment environments.
RTSP
UDP
HTTP
HLS
SRT
ONVIF
The network topology utilizes high-bandwidth Gigabit Ethernet backbones to link operations to the endpoints:
Control Center Side: Houses the core Broadcast Server, Streaming Server, and Management Platform. These elements aggregate the dynamic visual content feeds and forward them down the pipeline via a robust Network Switch into the IP Network infrastructure.
Stations & Trains Side (Endpoints): ORIVISION 4K Video Decoders pull specified IP streams directly from the local switches and output uncompressed, high-fidelity signals via HDMI onto terminal devices, including:
Platform Displays for arrival countdowns and track directions.
Announcement Displays dedicated to urgent public information notifications.
Advertising Displays rendering scheduled monetization content layouts.
Decode IP streams with ultra-low latency for real-time broadcast announcements and live arrival data. Passengers receive accurate information the moment it is published from the control center.
Supports up to 4K@30Hz HDMI output, delivering sharp text rendering and vivid video playback on large-format station screens. Every detail — from timetables to safety graphics — is clearly readable.
Fully compatible with RTSP, UDP, HTTP, HLS, SRT, and ONVIF — enabling seamless integration with existing broadcast servers, streaming servers, and third-party PIS management platforms without additional middleware.
Web UI management, remote firmware upgrade, and centralized device control from a single dashboard. Maintenance engineers can diagnose and update all decoders across all stations without on-site visits, significantly reducing operational costs.
Hardware engineered for continuous 24/7 operation in harsh environments — wide operating temperature range, high-humidity tolerance, and stable performance in the electromagnetic interference conditions typical of underground rail infrastructure.
IP-based distribution over standard Gigabit Ethernet eliminates the need for dedicated coaxial or fiber infrastructure per screen. The system scales easily as the metro network expands — simply add decoders to the existing network.
ORIVISION IP video decoders are deployed across multiple stations and train sets, driving platform displays, in-train information panels, and advertising screens simultaneously via a single IP network backbone
The control center can schedule, update, and monitor all display content from one platform — replacing the previous manual, per-screen content update process
The system has maintained uninterrupted 24/7 operation since deployment, with zero reported hardware failures requiring on-site replacement during the observation period