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LVS-800 Video Mix/Live Switcher |
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Powerful video production with simple and intuitive video mixing and switching. Eight video channels including two computer inputs. DSK (Downstream Keyer) enables graphic and title overlays. Ideal for any live event and presentation.
- 8 inputs including Composite, S-Video, and 2 separate PC/RGB inputs with Scan Converters
- 2 Independent Outputs including A/B MIX and PGM OUT for Multi-Screen Applications
- Monitor output for all channels
- Downstream Keyer for Seamless Mixing Under Title/Graphics
- Panel Presets for Instant Recall of Mixer Parameters
- Remote control applications using MIDI or RS-232C protocols
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Powerful Eight Channel Video Mixer
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8-Channel Video Mixer with Effects
The V-8 Eight Channel Video Mixer has all the features of the V-4 but with more channels, two selectable RGB inputs, monitor outputs and additional powerful special effects. It continues the legacy of the V-4's other great features such as ease of use, high-quality digital processing of video, numerous video effects and BPM sync with music. This next generation video mixer expands your visual presentation and performance potential to new applications and dimensions. The V-8 is a part of the EDIROL SD video mixer line.
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Four Channel Video MIxer with Effects
The V-4 is a 4-channel Video Mixer made for portable or fixed installation use. It is ideal for use in nightclubs, places of worship, theatres, and other live performances. The compact design of the V-4 gives you the freedom to make your video sources come alive. The V-4 is a part of the EDIROL SD video mixer line.
For cutting-edge Multimedia artists, the V-4 offers V-LINK, an exciting new feature from Edirol and Roland that provides for realtime performance control over digital video, for the ultimate in creative expression. V-LINK allows the user to trigger clips, perform video effects and transitions in real-time when connected with the Edirol PR-80 (sold separately). The V-4 video mixer also has MIDI in/out/through, for real-time or sequenced control of video sources with effects and transitions.
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