This VP-550X 10x1 4K Multi-Input Presentation Switcher from Kramer delivers up to 4K video between HDMI and legacy inputs to two mirrored HDMI outputs in AV applications. The VP-550X features seven HDMI, one VGA, one Composite, and one powered USB-C input ports. The HDMI and USB-C inputs can support up to 4K video at 60 Hz. Three audio inputs correspond to the legacy connections and a microphone input can offer +48 phantom power for mixing, switching, or talk-over functions.

The two HDMI output ports and a stereo audio output simultaneously deliver your audio and connected video to compatible displays of your choice. Control over the VP-550X can be achieved using the front panel buttons, included IR remote control, RS-232 serial ports, or via Ethernet connection with web-based software. The unit itself is 1 RU and includes rack ears for integration into your video wall.

Up to 4K Video at 60 Hz    7 x HDMI Inputs, 2 x HDMI Outputs    VGA, Composite, USB-C Input    3 x Audio Inputs, 1 x Microphone Input    +48V Phantom Power Option    RS-232, Ethernet, IR, Button Controls    Balanced Stereo Audio Output    1 RU Rackmount Size

• Provides selectable aspect ratios
• Includes built-in ProcAmp for parameter control
• Supports PixPerfect: precision pixel mapping and scaling technology
• HDCP 2.2 compliant
• Supports HDR10, CEC, Dolby TrueHD/DTS-HD Master Audio
• Includes companion analog audio input for each of the analog video inputs and additional AUX audio input for user-embedded channel
• Independent microphone input with optional 48V phantom power for switching, mixing, or talk-over
• Audio signal is extracted from outputs and then output as a balanced stereo analog audio signal
• Includes DSP with audio equalization, mixing, delay
• Power via AC power supply and USB-C input port
• Saves final settings before shutdown and retains on next power up
• Front panel button, RS-232, IR remote, and Ethernet control
• 1 RU 19" enclosure, included rack ears

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 4K UHD video at up to Will this switcher properly handle 29.97p, HD up to 59.94p, MPEG HD up to 59.94p, and AVCHD 2.0 up to 59.94p?

A: I'm afraid not. The Datavideo SE-1200MU accepts 1080i at 50, 59.94 and 60fps along with 720p at 50, 59.94 and 60fps.

Q: 2. its work with pal ntsc both ?

A: Hello,Yes, it supports 1080i or 720p at 50, 59.94, or 60 Hz. You just need to set it in the menu.Thanks!

Q: 3. is the Datavideo HDR-1 Standalone H.264 Recorder and Player an option for recording?

A: Yes, you can. I use the HDR-1 to record from the 1200MU. There are 2 HDMI outputs, one for Multi-View and one is assignable. You assign the second HDMI out to be Program and record both audio and video from there.

Q: 4. Can you take the HDMI output of the SE-1200MU and capture it on a Mac using Final Cut software?

A: Yes, you can capture the HDMI output with a capture device connected to your Mac. A product example that interfaces with Final Cut Pro is Blackmagic Design UltraStudio Mini Recorder BH #BLUSMINIREC • MFR #BDLKULSDZMINREC. https://bhpho.to/2L9DOSS. This will connect to a Mac through thunderbolt. This does not come with a thunderbolt cable and if working with thunderbolt 3, you will need a Thunderbolt 3 to 2 adapter. Apple 1.6' (0.5 m) Thunderbolt Cable (White) BH #APMD862LLA • MFR #MD862LL/A. https://bhpho.to/2b1NWLi Apple Thunderbolt 3 Male to Thunderbolt 2 Female Adapter BH #APMMEL2AMA • MFR #MMEL2AM/A. https://bhpho.to/2Liu87p

Q: 5. Hi. Does it do live titling too?

A: Luis:There are two ways you can bring in live graphics (lower-thirds). 1. Since SE-1200 does have chroma key and luma key, you can bring in a video source from you laptop and key in a graphic using a program such as PowerPoint or Word. 2. SE-1200 also has a DSK (or down stream keyer). Datavideo offers the TC-200 (I think around $700 on B&H site), which includes software for your PC laptop. This will allow you to bring in the video using on the downstream of your production. Upstream is also possible. Both solutions would require a laptop, but both are easy to set-up. Datavideo does have videos which will show you how to use the TC-200 at a href= http://www.datavideo.com target= _blank www.datavideo.com/aCraig

Q: 6. Does the SE-1200 MU use cooling fans? If so, what is the noise level?

A: There is no mention of a fan or fan noise here or at Datavideo for the Datavideo SE-1200MU 6-Input Switcher and RMC-260 Controller Bundle.

Q: 7. Can I use an ordinary LED display with this unit? Would an ordinary LED monitor split as shown in the image above?

A: Hi Wizarts,Yes, you can use a generic HDMI monitor for a multi-view display. The switcher is outputting a multi-view display, so any HDMI monitor that can support HD resolutions is compatible to use with the SE-1200MU.

Q: 8. Does this unit do green screen chroma keying like for a weather man?

A: Yes it does. The SE-1200MU has Chroma Keying Capabilities. You would just need to feed it a signal with the Graphics for the Weather Man to stand in front of.

Q: 9. Will the audio come through on the sdi inputs and be transmitted on the output sdi or do you have to have the use the audio mixer?

A: The SE-1200 MU can only accept external audio using the analogue XLR inputs on the rear panel.

Q: 10. If the RMC-260 controller is connected, will the software interface still work? Or, can you attach an XKeys keyboard to perform simple functions?

A: An XKeys Keyboard will not work with this product.