The Roland V-1-4K Video Switcher is a beginner-friendly switcher offering tactile control over your small-to-midsize events or productions. Key features include:
Supports UHD 4K60 HDR processing
Scalers on all inputs
Plug-and-play USB-C streaming
Built-in control support for wide range of PTZ cameras
HDMI Simplicity. Take a more professional, UHD 4K HD/HDR approach to your church services, lectures, and small-scale events with the Roland V-1-4K Video Switcher! This simple and easy-to-operate switcher is equipped with five HDMI inputs with scalers on every channel, along with six total output channels, a USB-A host connection, and a USB-C streaming output. The six outputs offer program, preview, and multiview functionalities, but channels 3 and 4 can be assigned to any output bus or input signal!
Region-Of-Interest. This V-1-4K is equipped with a region-of-interest (ROI) feature that efficiently crops specific areas from a 4K camera source to create multiple shots, reducing setup time and improving your capture options.
USB-C Streaming and PTZ Support. The available USB-C output operates in a plug-and-play fashion to stream live through your computer to Zoom, Teams, or any webcam-supported streaming platform. For the most efficient streaming setup, the V-1-4K offers built-in control for a wide range of PTZ camera brands, including Canon, JVC, Panasonic, Sony, PTZOptics, and Avonic, along with VISCA-compatible IP-based cameras. The V-1-4K Remote App for iPad enables wireless control to up to 5 PTZ cameras!
Audio Mixing. Offering 14 available audio mixing channels, this switcher utilizes a plethora of processing tools, like equalizers and compressors, to seamlessly output audio signals. To align your audio with video, all input and output busses feature sync delays. Your routing options consist of main, monitor, and two aux buses for complex audio configurations! Alongside XLR inputs, the V-1-4K is also designed with dual analog RCA outputs and a 3.5mm headphone input.
Tactile Control. An array of knobs, dials, and button pads cover pretty much everything you’ll need to operate, including a fader knob for slow, controlled fade-aways and eight user-assignable pads for quick access to your desired functions. The 32-operation button pads are categorized into 4 banks, and offer video input routing, audio muting, system configuration access, and much more!