With dual mix effects buses, Roland V-1200HD Multi-Format Video Switcher | SEO Titleis versatile, space efficient, and can handle 10 HD video streams in 4:2:2 or 4:4:4 color space. Whether implemented in a video studio or a live event venue, the V-1200HD can handle video and computer sources, and route them accordingly. Embedded as well as external audio can be routed through the switcher, and the V-1200HD will accept up to 92 inputs and outputs. I/O can be expanded through dual expansion slots. Aside from routing video and audio signals, the V-1200HD can remote control up to 7 cameras, and can itself be remote controlled through V-1200HD Remote Control Software.

10 x 6 SDI I/O    4 x 2 HDMI I/O    4:2:2/4:4:4 Hybrid Engine Processing    Dual Mix Effects Buses    Mix Effects Buses Can Be Combined    YPbPr and RGB Processing    Up to 92 Audio Inputs/Outputs    Remote Camera Control

A wide variety of video effects enhances broadcast studio productions. Composition with freely selectable priority can be accomplished using the four scaler-equipped keyers. The system also features high-end Chroma Key, as well as the External Key essential for title compositing. In addition to PGM and PVW output, two AUX buses are usable for output when in the 1 M/E mode.

Multiple M/E choices allow for a diverse range of video production applications in one switcher. The V-1200HD is ideal as a main switcher for concert recording and for a live feed. Through a variety of multi-view functions, even a large number of sources can be checked at a glance. The M/E configuration can be varied as desired to meet the needs of the production. Control up to four remote cameras, ensures creative productions even with limited camera operators.

Equipped with HDMI input and output with multi-format support. Freely mix computer and video sources and output to a wide range of displays and devices. Along with ten SD/HD-SDI inputs, the V-1200HD features four HDMI inputs. Six SD/HD-SDI and two HDMI outputs are also provided. Among these, the two HDMI inputs and outputs offer multi-format support. Computer sources with varying resolutions and frame rates are supported without a need for video converters. The signal is passed directly to the 4:4:4 process, so it can be output, unchanged, at the same high resolution. What's more, using a separately available XI expansion card with a built-in scaler makes it possible to mix digital and analog inputs and outputs.

The V-1200HD supports a large range of control as a video/audio hub. The full-featured routing functionality enables conversion and distribution of a high number of video sources in a variety of formats. The V-1200HD can also be controlled with remote operation as a video/audio source hub from a variety of control terminals and programs. In addition to just simple video switching, the system also offers functions available only on production switchers, such as distributing PinP video to various locations.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the HDMI program out include audio?

A: Yes, The Roland V-02HD MK II Multi-Format Video Mixer with Streaming HDMI output will also send audio. he V-02HD not only lets you embed analog audio into an HDMI signal — for recording or live streaming — but you can also extract the audio from an HDMI signal to send over to a larger dedicated audio mixer. Where many converters only support digital audio, or offer either embedding or de-embedding (and not both), the V-02HD lets you do it all.

Q: 2. Can you manually adjust size & placement of pip screen? can you split screen 50/50?

A: Yes, on page 7 of the manual, the Roland V-02HD can make detailed settings for the inset screen. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/510656.pdf

Q: 3. 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: 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 I plug this into a computer via USB to use as a streaming source, or do I need a separate HDMI-USB in converter?

A: This will require an HDMI capture device.

Q: 7. 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: 8. Does the preview out show the 2 camera feeds?

A: No, it will not, it will only show the camera that is not in the program feed at that moment.

Q: 9. Will this work with my Atomos Blade?

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

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.