Add HDMI output to your Q16pro video processing chassis with this RGBlink Quad HDMI 1.3 Output Module for Q16profrom RGBlink. This hot-swappable module features four HDMI 1.3 outputs that support video signals with up to 1920 x 1080p60 resolution. The module also supports DVI signaling over HDMI, cropping, scaling, 8-layer roaming, background, and OSD scrolling, and it allows you to customize width or height up to 3840 on a single port.

Output Card for Q16pro I/O Chassis    4 x HDMI-A 1.3 Outputs    Supports Video up to 1920 x 1200, 60 Hz    Background, OSD Scrolling, DVI Signals    Cropping, Scaling, 8-Layer Roaming    Hot-Swap Capable    Width and Height up to 3840 Pixels

• Fully modular architecture
• Supports DVI or HDMI signal output
• Customize within 2.5m pixels for single port, width up to 3840, height up to 3840
• Single port supports up to 8 layers
• Supports cropping, scaling, and roaming of eight layers
• Supports background and OSD scrolling
• Supports hot swapping

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this work with the A1? Or which softbox would work with the A1?

A: No

Q: 2. Is this softbox double diffused?

A: Yes it has a removable Interior Diffuser or baffle.

Q: 3. Will this work well with a 2017 iMac 27 inch i5 processor, or does it pull too much CPU power?

A: no this will not work on an iMac as it requires a PCIe Gen2 x4 slot. your solution for an iMac would be an external thunderbolt capture solution

Q: 4. Hello, does the card support audio on all 4 channels simultaneously? My focus is on live mixing / capturing sound together with video over the same hdmi input. Thank you.

A: Hi, did a quick test and can confirm it can do audio on at least 2 channels at the same time no problem. I'd have to hook up some other hardware to test all 4 - but I'd bet that it can. It can certainly do all 4 video at once (I've tested that in the past - but didn't test the audio)

Q: 5. will this card works with a PCIe x4 slot?

A: The answer is no it requires an X8 or X16 slot.

Q: 6. Would this support live color grading of an HDR signal inside of Resolve Studio? Signal would be coming from various game consoles.

A: Sorry - should have elaborated. Potential setup: Standalone PS5 outputting HDR signal to HDMI splitter; splitter output #1 to HDR monitor #1 for untreated monitoring; splitter output #2 to PC and into Resolve for "live" color grading on HDR monitor #2. By "live" I mean without capturing video clips to THEN be graded. A slight lag/delay doesn't matter too much - I'd just like the game to remain playable and have the preview in Resolve update automatically, and support setting up grades without needing to capture clips.

Q: 7. Do you need to by a speedring in order to use the OCF softbox?

A: Yes, this OCF Softbox would require a speed ring which is sold separately as with all OCF softboxes. You would need the Speedring for OCF Flash Heads, B&H # PROCFSR. Please see the link for reference: a href= http://bhpho.to/1963pGM target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1963pGM/a

Q: 8. Will this work with the DJI osmo pocket 3? Or earlier version of this line?

A: The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 (BH #DJOP3) sends out a UVC video signal through USB-C, which the RGBlink TAO 1tiny USB to HDMI Capture Converter supports. It has not been tested, but through the supported signal it should work, if you need to connect into the computer with an HDMI cable. The DJI Osmo Pocket 3 can connect directly into a computer, via USB, and work as a webcam without a capture device.

Q: 9. !an I use this card for pcie gen3 16x?

A: The previous answer is incorrect. All PCIe generations are backwards compatible. Pinning from PCIe 1.0 to PCIe 4.0 are the same, differences are in clock speed and data encoding.As to your question, yes a x4 card will work fine in a x16 slot, though it's a waste of the other 12 channels (depending on motherboard).

Q: 10. How on earth is the PCIe card [designed for a tower?] work in a Laptop?? [since some one asked if it worked with their MacBook Pro and the answer was YES?!]

A: I run several cameras into the Decklink Quad with HDMI cords and then run the Decklink into my MacBook Pro through a Thunderbolt 2 port. I can run 4 external cameras into 1 TB2 port. Camera into Decklink Quad then from Decklink to MacBook Pro into a TB2 port. I also bought a protective box (Echo Express) that powers the capture card externally. Don't install the capture card in your laptop. It is for external use. CB