4K QuadVision Scaler-Switcher and Multiviewer Debuts from Calibre
The Calibre 4K QuadVision HDMI 4K scaler-switcher with multiviewer and matrix output modes is designed for control rooms, videoconferencing, collaboration spaces, boardrooms, education, eSports and gaming.
With support for 4K@60 4:4:4 video and HDMI bandwidth of 600MHz, the 4K QuadVision is compliant with HDCP1.X/2.2. It provides four HDMI2.0 input ports and two HDMI output ports, together with a balanced stereo output. Its multiviewer output can do 2×2, three smaller screens with a ‘master’ screen, two screens side-by-side or a single screen with picture-in-picture.
Including front panel control, the 4K QuadVision can also be managed via the network or RS232. The 4K QuadVision is here.
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