The Prism Flex Mk II HEVC/AVC Encoder from Teradek boasts built-in network bonding with Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and cellular support as well as a compact design that allows it to easily integrate into any workflow. It can be placed on a tabletop, atop a camera, or nestled between a video switcher and audio mixer, and it is capable of encoding up to DCI 4K60 video with impressive 10-bit 4:2:2 image fidelity thanks to the 250 kb/s to 85 Mb/s video bitrate range. It also supports a 32 to 512 kb/s audio bitrate with a 48 kHz sample rate and up to eight channels of audio. 

The Prism Flex Mk II features a built-in scaler and deinterlacer and an OLED status display with intuitive control buttons for easy navigation. A wide range of streaming protocols, including TRT, SRT, MPEG-TS, RTSP/RTP, and RTMP(S), enhance the unit's flexibility. It can be seamlessly connected to Teradek's Core Cloud platform or a private SDK, and it supports HDR, keeping in step with modern color reproduction technologies. It is constructed from sturdy milled aluminum for extended durability.

Encodes Video Signals up to 12G-SDI    Resolutions up to DCI 4K60 4:2:2 10-Bit    AAC-LC Audio Compression    Built-In Network Bonding    250 kb/s to 85 Mb/s Video Bitrate    32 to 512 kb/s Audio Bitrate, 48 kHz    HDR Support    Wide Network Protocol Support    Teradek Core Cloud/Private SDK Support    OLED Status Display with Control Buttons

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this unit also perform the video encoding for a live stream or does it depend upon the computer's CPU for the encoding process before it feeds it to the Internet?

A: Yes. The following unit will provide the encoding to allow a end-user to stream to the following platforms like Facebook Live and YouTube. Please review the following item. Roland V-02HD Switcher with UVC-01 Encoder Bundle BH #ROV02HDSTR • MFR #V-02HD STR https://bhpho.to/3qMFvsT

Q: 2. I have an Atomos Blade and Flame. It works with the Flame but not the Blade. Why is that?

A: The Atomos Ninja Blade does not accept a signal at 1080p60. The Atomos Ninja and Shogun Flame modeles do accept that signal. You should be able to use this product with the Ninja Blade, but you will need to have the switcher set to 1080i or 720p.

Q: 3. Can I plug the Roland into my Ipad, imput my canon video cameras, use a powerpack and stream live to Facebook with aerocaster?

A: The Roland V-02HD MK II Multi-Format Video Mixer with Streaming requires a computer connected to the internet to be the final step of the streaming capabilities.

Q: 4. Will this work with my Ninja Blade?

A: Yes, you can use this with the Atomos Ninja Blade. However the Ninja Blade is not capable or recording 1080p at 60fps. You will need to use either 1080i or 720p for recording with the NInja Blade.

Q: 5. can I mix a standard 480 input at the same time with a 1080 for a 1080 output. for example a 480 interview with 1080 document mixed together in picture in picture thanks

A: Yes you can. The inputs have high-quality scalers on them.

Q: 6. Can the audio source be continuous from one camera only, regardless of which one is live?

A: Yes it can be. You can set this to only work with one audio source.

Q: 7. Does the Director mini come with a power supply?

A: Yes, there is a universal power supply kit included in the box with the Magewell Director Mini Compact Live Streaming Encoder, Switcher, Monitor & Recorder.

Q: 8. Which video encoder can work with this device? I found out that the Blackmagic Ultra Studio Mini doesn't work!

A: The Magewell USB Capture HDMI Gen 2, B&H # MA32060, is a great option that will work with this switcher. https://bhpho.to/2U96nkQ

Q: 9. Where can I find the Tripod mount for this product?

A: the Tripod: 1/4"-20 Threaded Mounting Hole is underneath (at the bottom) the device

Q: 10. Could you mix inputs from a camera and from a computer? i.e., with a PowerPoint presentation, use Input A for the video camera on the person speaking, and use Input B directly from the laptop that is sourcing the Power Point.

A: Yes that is possible. Just as long as the computer has an HDMI output which it can feed in to this switcher, you will be able to switch between a camera and computer.