Video payload identification ancillary data as per SMPTE 352M. SDI Color PrecisionĪutomatically selects between SD-SDI, HD-SDI, 6G-SDI and DVB-ASI on each input so that each input can be running a different television standard.

Television standard sample rate of 48kHz and 24 bit. SMPTE 259M, SMPTE 292M, SMPTE 296M, SMPTE 424M, SMPTE 425M Level A and B, ITU-R BT.656 and ITU-R BT.601. It requires you to use a small amount of brain power keeping track in your head when making them. When I get to output 73, it is 'MONITORING OUTPUT 0'. The biggest problem with telnet for this: what I think of as 'Input 1' is telnet 'INPUT 0'. Smart Videohub 12G 40x40 features 40 inputs and 40 outputs and includes video reference, redundant power connections and an elegant machined metal front panel with large full HD LCD for monitoring and routing label display. It's also a good way to rename lots of inputs and outputs all at once. Opis Advanced 12G-SDI video router supports any SD, HD or Ultra HD SDI format on the same router at the same time. But it is close.įor less used salvos, I just keep txt files with the telnet command and the routes i want to change, copy and paste them into terminal, and bam, they switch. Telnet isn't the fastest protocol in the world, so it isn't 100% synchronous in time. It supports 4:2:2 and 4:4:4 color sampling and 10-bit processing for smoother gradations.

On a Mac, i use the Script Editor to give me telnet salvos i regularly use on a single icon click. The Smart Videohub 40 x 40 12G-SDI from Blackmagic Design is a mixed format router with 40 12G-SDI inputs and 40 12G-SDI outputs for routing any combination of SD, HD, Ultra HD 4K, and DCI 4K video. Wish they still made this unit - or better yet, an updated version that could handle progressive scan. I have the old 72x144 Broadcast Videohub. Zack - i use telnet commands to do large salvos with ease. Yes, that is what a matrix router is for.

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