Roland V-8HD | HD Video Switcher for Live Events, Streaming & Corporate Presentations | Mix 8 HDMI Sources | 5-Layer Effects & Keying Engine | Built-in Multi-Viewer Display
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Dec 31 – Jan 2
Features
- All-HDMI workflow with seamless mixing of up to eight sources, all in a lightweight and ultra-compact design.
- Five-layer effects and keying engine for advanced visual compositions.
- Built-in multi-viewer preview monitor with optional external display support.
- AUX output for sending a different video feed to a separate destination.
- Automated video switching with sequencing, macros, and preset memories.
- Output format support including 23.98Hz, 24Hz, 25Hz, 29.97Hz, and 30Hz.
- Eight-slot still store with support for BMP, JPEG, and transparent PNG files.
- 18-channel digital audio mixer with effects and sync delay on every channel.
- Version 3 updates: new chroma key engine, Graphics Presenter software, and VenuSet custom control app (coming June 2025).
Description
Versatile, portable, and reliable, the Roland V-8HD brings a world of creative options to live event switching. Its all-in-one hardware design eliminates computer setup hassles and software-based crashes, while the HDMI workflow and loaded professional toolset streamline production and reduce stress on the gig.
Color: black|grey
Connector Type: HDMI
Brand: Roland
Compatible Devices: Monitor
Cable Type: Auxiliary, HDMI
Item Weight: 5.1 pounds
Product Dimensions: 12.48 x 7.6 x 2.76 inches
Item model number: V-8HD
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: January 31, 2020
Color Name: black|grey
Compatible Devices: Monitor
Connector Type: HDMI
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