The Kramer 8K DisplayPort 1.4 Cable with Latches (6')supports video signals up to 8K60 (7680 x 4320) and High Bit Rate 3 (HBR3) bandwidths up to 32.4 Gb/s (8.1 Gb/s per channel). The cable features molded DisplayPort connectors with latches and is triple shielded for superior noise immunity. It's also backward-compatible with DisplayPort 1.2 and 1.1.

Supports up to 8K60 (7680 x 4320)    HBR3 Bandwidths up to 32.4 Gb/s    Triple Shielded for Noise Immunity    DPCP and HDCP 2.2    Display Stream Compression 1.2

DPCP (DisplayPort Content Protection) and HDCP 2.2

Daisy-chain multiple monitors with MST (Multi-Stream) support

Display Stream Compression (DSC) 1.2

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Do the HDMI input and outputs support 8K?

A: No. The following unit supports HDMI up to UHD at 60fps.

Q: 2. What is the username and password to log in through the camera's web interface?

A: The user name and password for the Bosma 8k is "admin". This can be changed at any time after you log in.

Q: 3. What is the dynamic range and is it a rolling shutter or a globval one camera?

A: The Bosma G1 Pro 8K Camera (BH #BOG1PRO) has 11 stops of dynamic range and an electronic rolling shutter.

Q: 4. I am unable to focus it or change the aperture. I have tried Panasonic, Olympus and adapted (Canon EF + metabones) lenses?

A: Are you trying to focus and change the aperture manually or through the camera? Camera communication with lenses can vary widely. Please give us a call at (212) 615-8820 and we can help diagnose the issue.

Q: 5. What is this?

A: The Bosma G1 Pro Camera is an 8K camera with a micro 4/3 sensor. More information can be found on their website. https://www.bosma8k.com/

Q: 6. I see this device cannot record multiple cameras at once...so what is this device used for?

A: Unit will only support one unit at a time. Following unit is used for 8K recorder featuring a large display with standard touchscreen deck controls for viewing recordings.

Q: 7. Is this a viable option as a VTR for video playback with the Constellation? The problem with the Hyperdeck minis is, they're so finicky with the types of files they will play back, we normally give up using them for playback due to frustration. Wondering if this deck has fixed that issue.

A: It works very well with the Constellation as a playback device. Yes - some files are finicky - our solution, pipeline everything through Adobe Encoder with their "Adobe Stock" preset - this makes them a flavor of ProRes (even up to 4k/59.94p) that the player is really happy with. Oh, and avoid special characters and long filenames. I can't put my finger on it, because we can export the SAME thing from Premiere, Avid Media Composer, etc., but a finalo pass in Encoder standardizes the files just right for us.

Q: 8. I have seen that this hyperdeck has a Slot for Optional M.2 PCIe NVMe Card for Cache Recording. ¿How can I install it and where can I buy it?

A: On the bottom of the HyperDeck there is a plate with 6 screws. With the unit turned off and disconnected, remove the screws and plate, insert the M.2 PCIe card, re-attach the screws and plate and you're all set. You can purchase the M.2 PCIe card from just about any computer hardware reseller.

Q: 9. can this record 4 different 1080p cameras at once?

A: It does not record multiple streams.

Q: 10. Please compare with the existing QooCam 8K 360 Camera. What are the similarities and differences?

A: The Kandao QooCam 8K Enterprise 360 Camera will use the same camera as the QooCam 8K 360 Camera but will provide more features that cater to live streaming. The enterprise model will feature HDMI out and Ethernet connectivity. The Enterprise will also feature a larger body with improved and quieter internal fan. The Kandao QooCam 8K Enterprise will support RTSP,RTMPS,RTMP, SRT and will support 8k/30fps streaming to 8k VR headsets.