Bring your own production switcher to your next live event with this Jason Cases Roland V-160HD Video Switcher Case. The Pelican case features a hard exterior with lockable latches and a laser-cut high-grade foam interior with custom compartments. The inner compartments accommodate a Roland V-160HD SDI/HDMI streaming video switcher, as well as extra cables and power cords.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. We've lost our church organist and are looking for a way to provide music during services. Is this item a way to do that?

A: No, The following unit is a video switcher that is used for production. It allows an end-user to switch between cams while in a live production.

Q: 2. Does this do picture in picture - as in channel 1 HDMI in channel 2 HDMI ?

A: Yes it does. The Roland V-1HD does both Picture-in-Picture and Split Screen effects. You will be able to have HDMI Channel 1 inside HDMI Channel 2, and vice versa, using the PIP effect.

Q: 3. I'm using a Canon XA10 (HDMI 1080P59.94) and two GoPros (1080P59.94) and a Ninja 2 as my recorder which needs to see 1080i59.94 ... will this switcher do that without extra scan converters in the mix?

A: Yes, the product will scale your footage and there is a switch that allows you to select the output, including 1080i.

Q: 4. Does it scale hdmi inputs?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 5. Can I stream with this switcher by sending the video feed to my laptop and thru YouTube or Ustream or do I need streaming hardware?

A: The streaming hardware IS actually your laptop. But you will need some kind of a HDMI input device for your laptop. I use a blackmagic usb3 device to get the hdmi signal into the laptop. And then you will need some kind of streaming software. I hope this helps. Brent

Q: 6. Can a VGA to HDMI converter be used to connect a non HDMI computer to the Roland V-1HD?

A: Yup, input 4 have upscale compatibility.

Q: 7. The MIX function can be set to "FAM" (accidentally) instead of "MIX". What does FAM stand for and what is its benefit?

A: Hi, FAM stands for "full additive mix" and means that there is no change in luminance when transitioning between video sources, meaning as you transition between video sources, each video source appears at its full intensity with no fading.

Q: 8. Good day! Is this product compatible with all NTSC camera for input line and NTSC projector for out put ? Pls advice ! Sorry Im begginers for this works!

A: Basically any NTSC with a HDMI input can go into the switcher. All inputs must be the same resolution/frame rate as it does not scale. As long as your projector will accept HDMI you should be fine on the output. Remember HDMI cables have a relatively short distance, if you need long runs you will need to get an HDMI extender, usually runs CAT6 between the transmitter and receiver.This is a great basic product that is very easy to setup and operate.

Q: 9. Does this unit have a still store? How about fan noise, is there any?

A: The V-1HD does not have a still store feature. There is a fan but reportedly it is so quiet, mics do not hear it.

Q: 10. Can this unit be controlled via an ipad?

A: We're afraid not. There is both Windows and Mac software to control this product. However Roland does not have an App that can be used with an iPad.