Description
Article no.: 24890
The Datavideo DAC-90 extracts analogue audio from SDI video so you can route sound to external mixers, recorders or monitors. It accepts SDI input, auto-detects the incoming video format, and supports resolutions up to 1080P 50/60. Use the unit to assign de-embedded audio channels and feed four analogue outputs simultaneously.
Use the DAC-90 when you need to separate audio from an SDI feed for live production, recording, or monitoring. It suits broadcast, OB vans, live events and any setup that requires converting embedded digital audio to accessible analogue outputs.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product type | SDI Audio De-embedder |
| SDI bandwidth | 3Gbps / HD / SD |
| Supported video formats | Auto-detect, up to 1080P 50/60 |
| Analogue audio channels accessible | Up to 16 (de-embed 4 at a time) |
| Analogue outputs | 4 x Mini XLR |
| Audio level standards | SMPTE and EBU (switchable) |
| Control | DIP switches; audio level indicator display |
| Design | Aluminum alloy, rugged metal housing, low heat dissipation |
| Included power | AD Switch DC 12V |
Question: Which video formats does the DAC-90 support?
Answer: The unit auto-detects the incoming SDI format and supports HD and SD up to 1080P 50/60, so you can connect a range of SDI sources without manual format selection.
Question: How many audio channels can I output at the same time?
Answer: While the DAC-90 can access up to 16 analogue audio channels from the SDI stream, it outputs four analogue channels simultaneously through the Mini XLR connectors, enabling focused routing to your audio gear.
Question: What controls are available for audio routing and levels?
Answer: You configure routing and level standard with DIP switches and monitor the audio using the built-in level indicator display. Additionally, you can switch between SMPTE and EBU levels to match your workflow.
Question: Is the DAC-90 built for field use and long operation?
Answer: Yes. The DAC series uses a rugged aluminum alloy housing designed for demanding conditions and provides low heat dissipation for longer operation in normally ventilated environments.