

Craltech W1 H.265 encoder/decoder: distribute 4K60 video, audio and KVM over standard 1Gb network switches with PoE support and ultra-low latency encoding.
Tired of cross-referencing a hundred near-identical IP encoders, decoders and matrices just to build one system?
No layers. Just flow. W1 is encoder, decoder, KVM and multiview in one box, on the 1Gb network you already have. No stacks of boxes, no layers of software — just technology that gets out of the way, so your team sees more, shares faster, and works together without friction.
Traditional IP-KVM is a stack: encoders for the sources, decoders for the screens, a matrix to switch them, user stations for the operators, and a management layer to hold it all together. Every layer is another part to size, buy, wire and maintain — and another reason you need a specialist to design it. W1 collapses that stack into one symmetric unit that any integrator can specify, install and scale on the 1Gb infrastructure already in the building. Same job — a fraction of the parts, the cost and the complexity.
One box is both encoder and decoder, switchable in software, in copper or fiber. It distributes 4K60 4:4:4 video, audio and KVM over the standard 1Gb managed switches you already run — no 10G upgrade, no proprietary fabric, no infrastructure bill. Need another source or another screen? Add a W1. Nothing else in the system has to change.
Build multiview layouts of up to 36 windows right on the operator's screen, by drag-and-drop. Resize and reposition windows freely, save layouts as presets, and switch between them in a single gesture. It isn't a fixed quad — it's a real, flexible canvas, with no client to install and nothing new to learn.
Push any source to the video wall in one click, so the whole room sees what matters the moment it matters. Operators share feeds, layouts and views across accounts and work together in real time. The technology stays out of the way; the team stays in sync.
Professional AV-over-IP usually means a project. Separate encoders for the sources, decoders for the screens and a matrix to switch them, plus a user station at every desk and management software on top — different parts to specify, stock and wire, and a quote you often can't even build without the vendor's own engineer. W1 replaces all of that with one device. A single compact unit works as encoder or decoder, in copper or fiber, and adds full KVM control and multiview layouts of up to 36 windows — all over standard 1Gb switches. The same box sits at every point of the system. You configure it once, and from then on your operators run everything from a semi-transparent on-screen menu. One box instead of a stack of layers.
Tired of cross-referencing a hundred near-identical IP encoders, decoders and matrices just to build one system?
No layers. Just flow. W1 is encoder, decoder, KVM and multiview in one box, on the 1Gb network you already have. No stacks of boxes, no layers of software — just technology that gets out of the way, so your team sees more, shares faster, and works together without friction.
Traditional IP-KVM is a stack: encoders for the sources, decoders for the screens, a matrix to switch them, user stations for the operators, and a management layer to hold it all together. Every layer is another part to size, buy, wire and maintain — and another reason you need a specialist to design it. W1 collapses that stack into one symmetric unit that any integrator can specify, install and scale on the 1Gb infrastructure already in the building. Same job — a fraction of the parts, the cost and the complexity.
One box is both encoder and decoder, switchable in software, in copper or fiber. It distributes 4K60 4:4:4 video, audio and KVM over the standard 1Gb managed switches you already run — no 10G upgrade, no proprietary fabric, no infrastructure bill. Need another source or another screen? Add a W1. Nothing else in the system has to change.
Build multiview layouts of up to 36 windows right on the operator's screen, by drag-and-drop. Resize and reposition windows freely, save layouts as presets, and switch between them in a single gesture. It isn't a fixed quad — it's a real, flexible canvas, with no client to install and nothing new to learn.
Push any source to the video wall in one click, so the whole room sees what matters the moment it matters. Operators share feeds, layouts and views across accounts and work together in real time. The technology stays out of the way; the team stays in sync.
Professional AV-over-IP usually means a project. Separate encoders for the sources, decoders for the screens and a matrix to switch them, plus a user station at every desk and management software on top — different parts to specify, stock and wire, and a quote you often can't even build without the vendor's own engineer. W1 replaces all of that with one device. A single compact unit works as encoder or decoder, in copper or fiber, and adds full KVM control and multiview layouts of up to 36 windows — all over standard 1Gb switches. The same box sits at every point of the system. You configure it once, and from then on your operators run everything from a semi-transparent on-screen menu. One box instead of a stack of layers.
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