Bring a networked H.265 video stream to an HDMI display endpoint with the Darwin HD AV-over-IP receiver. It decodes video for local presentation at up to 1080p60 and supports 4:4:4 color, making it suitable where text, user-interface elements, graphics, and full-motion source content share the same display path. The receiver role places the unit at the viewing end of an AV-over-IP installation rather than at the source connection. TAV-DARWINHD-RX fits distributed AV systems that need to place display endpoints away from the originating HDMI equipment. Typical locations include conference-room displays, operations-room viewing positions, teaching spaces, signage endpoints, and production-monitoring screens. H.265 compression supports carriage of the video stream across an IP-based AV architecture, while HDMI provides the local connection to the destination display. Within the Darwin HD family, this unit is the receiving endpoint: it accepts the encoded network video path and presents it locally over HDMI. Its stated 1080p60 capability addresses Full HD workflows that need 60-frame-per-second output, while 4:4:4 color support is relevant when image detail and chroma definition matter alongside motion video. Select this receiver when the destination side of the installation requires Darwin HD H.265 AV-over-IP decoding and HDMI display output.