Bring the cinematic experience to your home with the 120 V Da-Lite 22931EV Curved Multi Format Imager 65x156" Screenfrom Da-Lite. Its curved shape promotes an immersive viewing experience.

HDTV, CinemaScope, NTSC Aspect Ratios    65 x 156" Maximum Viewing Area    169" Maximum Diagonal Size    13.1 Maximum Diagonal Angle    HD Progressive 1.3 Surface    1.3 Gain / 150° Viewing Cone    Curved Screen for Immersive Viewing    Pro-Trim Finish for Enhanced Contrast

Ideal for applications where projector brightness and screen size require an increase in gain, the white surface offers high-fidelity color reproduction, and allows for more flexibility with ambient light conditions. This surface works for video as well as charts and graphs in a corporate setting. Cone 150° Gain: 1.3

Cropping adjustments allow you to crop the screen to the ideal aspect ratio to match the source image. Cropping adjustments can be engaged together or independently to change the factory preset stops for customization. This screen features the following formats:

• CinemaScope 2.40:1: 169" diagonal
• CinemaScope 2.35:1: 166" diagonal
• Letterbox 1.85:1: 137" diagonal
• HDTV (16:9): 133" diagonal
• NTSC (4:3): 108" diagonal

Pro-Trim finish comes standard. It helps absorb light surrounding the viewing area for enhanced contrast

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this device have a video monitor output?

A: Yes it does.

Q: 2. Can one of the HDMI outputs be connected to a video capture card for live streaming?

A: Yes.

Q: 3. Can you turn off HDCP for the HDMI inputs?

A: Yes, the manual shows that you can turn HDCP Off and On for the input.

Q: 4. Is this device rack mountable?

A: Yes, the A-Neuvideo ANI-8MFS 8-Input Multi-Format Scaler and Switcher includes rack mounting ears in order to rack mount the device.

Q: 5. Can it be preprogrammed with events so it can be used as a matrix switcher?

A: The Roland V-1200HD-SYS Video Switcher is not really designed as a matrix switcher. However, you recall scene presets of various matrix configurations as well as perform routing functions.

Q: 6. So I suppose it's M mount?

A: This is not a lens to have a mount. This is a viewfinder which one may use with any camera system not featuring an optical finder, and allows one to see what the focals between 15mm and 35mm would appear to help with their composition. This viewfinder mounts onto any camera's hot shoe or accessory shoe.

Q: 7. What's the difference between the momentary and dual momentary latching pedal? If I want to be able to switch sources by depressing the pedal once, which should I get?

A: The Roland V-02HD PAC1 kit comes with a unit that has a single foot pedal, while Roland V-02HD PAC2 has a dual foot pedal. Either will work to switch between sources, however if you have the dual pedal you can use one button to change transitions and the other to cut between sources.

Q: 8. Can one of the HDMI outputs go to a video capture card for live streaming?

A: Yes.

Q: 9. have seamless switching?

A: Yes. So far we have had no problems. No pixelation or transition issues and no noise or distortion in the audio throughput. Very pleased with the unit.

Q: 10. Please what is the difference between Avmatrix VS0605U and VS0605 video switcher?

A: VS0605U has a USB Streaming output (via USB-C) and the VS0605 does not.