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Key Features
- Dual SD/HD/3G/6G/12G-SDI I/O
- Quad-Link SDI Output
- HDMI 2.0 Input and Output
- Supports SD, HD, 2K, and UHD 4K
- Automatic Input Signal Detection
- Redundant SDI Input & Looped SDI Output
- 24-Bit, 48 kHz Audio
- XLR and RCA Audio Inputs
- Front-Panel Controls
- Software Control via RJ45 Ethernet
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OVERVIEW
Teranex AV is specifically designed with new features for live events and professional AV installations, as well as broadcast and post production workflows. You get 1,089 up, down, cross and standards conversions for all formats up to 2160p60, along with Teranex’s patented algorithms and legendary image quality. Teranex AV offers low latency, and features a still store for adding logos and graphics, a live freeze frame and can generate a reference signal. You get professional 12G-SDI and quad SDI connections which can be used simultaneously, consumer HiFi, XLR audio, HDMI in, loop and outputs, and more! There are even metal brackets at the rear to prevent cables and connections from getting damaged when installed in tight locations!

Brand
- Blackmagic Teranex AV
- Welcome wallet with QR code for software download
- 2 x Bumper guards with 4x M4 screws
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