KanexPro Intros 4K Video Tiler and Scaler
KanexPro announced the HDBT- VTSC72-4K, a video tiler and presentation scaler switcher engineered to upscale and present up to four HDMI, DisplayPort and VGA to 4K.
The KanexPro HDBT- VTSC72-4K is a seven-input, two-mirrored, both HDMI and HDBaseT, Video Tiler and Presentation Switcher Scaler with four HDMI, two DisplayPort and one VGA inputs with mirrored HDMI and HDBaseT outputs supporting distances over Cat6 up to 70 meters with PoC. Compliant with the latest HDCP specifications, the KanexPro Video Tiler can also be controlled via RS232 and TCP/IP. It supports native 4K (3840x2160p@30Hz) inputs and outputs with audio de-embedder and breakaway audio switching to support unbalanced stereo. The KanexPro HDBT-VSC72-4K Video Tiler and Scaler can be combined easily with any third party control systems where users can control the entire switch and the video tiling function from a touch panel or an iPad. Video conferencing can be unified to work with most popular conferencing where four-live feeds from a camera can be shown onto one large format 4K display. Lastly, any HDBaseT extenders can be combined to work with the Video Tiler since it offers a universal HDBaseT output port supporting PoC over a single Ethernet cable up to 230 feet.
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