Datavideo HS-1600T MK II 4 Input HDBaseT Production Switcher

Datavideo, HS-1600T MK II, 4 Input HDBaseT Production Switcher with Built-In Streaming Encoder and Recorder

HS-1600T MK II Includes Only:

• 1 x HS-1600T MARK II Product
• 1 x AD Switch DC 56V with AC Cord
• 3 x Ethernet Cable

Features:

• Variety of video (4:4:4 10-bit) and audio inputs/outputs 4 video inputs (RJ-45 x 3 + HDMI x 1) 4 video (HDMI x 3)+HDBaseT outputs
• Video Sampling in 4:4:4 10-bit Audio inputs: XLR Analogue x 2 + RCA Analogue (L/R) x 2
• Camera connections typically require one cable for video, a second cable for power, and a third one for control. However, the HS-1600T MARK II is able to do all of the above using only one ethernet cable for each camera.
• This increase in flexibility greatly reduces setup time, and now you can mount the camera in challenging locations (like spots without nearby power outlets)
• Built-in camera control The HS-1600T MARK II's next generation design saves you time, money, and table space with its built-in camera control interface for up to 3 Datavideo PTZ cameras.
• Built-in H.264 recorder for SD cards The HS-1600T MARK II comes with a built-in web-ready recorder. Simply insert your SD card, and you'll have video files that can be immediately uploaded to the video network of your choice or to your website.
• Built-in H.264 recorder for SD cards With the built-in H.264 streaming encoder, you can stream your show to two different streaming plateforms virtually any CDN including Facebook, YouTube or Twitch in no time.
• 17.3'' LED Backlit Monitor Built-in Monitor Display. 17.3" HD TFT LED backlit monitor with resolution 1920x1080 pix.
• Support SRT streaming protocol, no need to worry about unreliable network environment
• Many broadcasters have experienced pixelated video during live streaming, often due to unstable network environments caused by bandwidth volatility.
• Streaming RTMP over unreliable, low-bandwidth networks can cause issues.
• With dvCloud, you can now replace the RTMP protocol with SRT, which will fix most streaming issues you may have.
• SRT is better than RTMP because it handles problematic networks more efficiently. It requires less bandwidth, and it solves data errors faster.
• As a result, your viewers will experience a better stream, with less buffering and pixelization.