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8 Channel SD Mixer / Switcher 
Datavideo SE-900 is a modular 8-channel SD switcher with a feature set that may be expanded with additional input cards and accessories. The two piece unit consists of a 19-inch rack mountable main frame, that holds up to 8 input cards, and a control panel. The modular switcher accepts a mix of 8 SD input of your choice including DV, SDI, YUV and Composite Video. Standard outputs include DV, SDI, YUV, S-Video (Y/C) and Composite Video. |
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 18:26 |
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 Mixer / Switchers SE-800AV 4 Input Analogue Mixer / Switcher
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4 Channel Analogue Vision Mixer, Seemless mixing or switching between any input, Dual channel TBC with Y.U.V, 4:2:2 Frame Synchroniser, Built in RGB Colour Processor with Memory, Programmable Mosaic Effects with Joystick Positioning, Digital effects include: A/B Rolls, A/B Dissolves, Chroma- Keying, Mosaics, PIP, Strobes, Fades and Wipes.
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Thursday, 08 May 2008 18:23 |
 Analogue Video Mixer/Switcher
With many years experience, and great success with the SE-800 Digital Vision Mixer, Datavideo is proud to introduce the SE-500, an analogue input, digital processing video switcher. The SE-500 includes 4 groups of video input (4 x composite and 4 x S-Video), 4 channels audio mixer, 2 microphone inputs, color correction, digital video transition effects, MIDI control interface, RS-232 remote control interface and many more professional features. Additionally, the SE-500 includes a truly unique feature Quad Preview. This preview output displays both tally light signals, and next video effects indicator. The operator can use one single monitor to observe four video input sources, camera activities, and video transition effects. The SE-500 has all the popular features of many more expensive mixers and it is extremely compact in size. With the Datavideo DAC-6 (DV to Composite, Y/C, and Component converter), VP-314 (DV Repeater), and 10, 20, and 40 meter DV cables, you may use DV cameras to switch video up to 200 meter away. |
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Last Updated on Thursday, 08 May 2008 18:24 |
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