|
|
Posted by Mike Kujbida on 06/23/06 13:36
jayREMOVEIT@jayfarrington.com wrote:
> I do small, film style, two and three camcorder (iso recorded) gigs
> from time to time. In the SD days I'd carry around an AC powered
> little 6x1 Panasonic WJ-220 video switcher to be able to take up to six
> SD composite video signals in that could be switched to one output
> (into my scope, engineering monitor) for the sake of monitoring many
> sources to one output.
>
> Anybody use anything similar for HD two or three camcorder multicam
> shoots? I guess I'm looking for something small (not a large rack
> mount unit), AC powered, a 4x1 or 6x1 type of switcher that I could
> take HDSDI into and have those sources switched to a single HDSDI
> output. Of course, "loop throughs" for the inputs would still be nice
> too.
>
> Any favorites?
>
> -Jay Farrington
> Video/Sound Engineer
> San Francisco Bay Area
Kramer has 2 SDI switchers that might fit your requirements.
The first is the model 6241 4x1:2 Serial Digital Video Switcher ( specs
at http://www.kramerelectronics.com/indexes/item.asp?name=6241 - $400
at Markertek)
and the second is the model SD-7308 8x1:4 Serial Video Switcher (specs
at http://www.kramerelectronics.com/indexes/item.asp?name=SD-7308 -
$1300 at Markertek).
If not, the company has several other models as well. HTH.
Mike
Navigation:
[Reply to this message]
|