Marshall 4-Input 3G-SDI Switcher with 3G-SDI Program Output (RS-232 Remote Control)

Marshall VSW-2000 - 4-Channel 3G-SDI Switcher with RS-232 Remote Control for Easy Video Management

The Marshall VSW-2000 is a professional 4-channel 3G-SDI switcher that enables quick and efficient switching between up to four HD-SDI video streams. It is designed to deliver broadcast quality across a wide range of formats and is perfect for both live productions and studio use. With its compact design, it can easily be used as a desktop solution or mounted in a 1RU rack, making it versatile and easy to integrate into existing systems.

Features and Benefits

This switcher is equipped with four 3G-SDI inputs, providing flexibility when it comes to video sources. It has a 3G-SDI output with re-clocking, ensuring that the signals remain strong and clear regardless of how many times they pass through the switcher. The tactile buttons on the front panel make it easy to switch between inputs directly, while it supports remote control via RS-232 protocol or an IR remote control for even greater convenience. This makes it ideal for use in situations where you want to minimize cabling and simplify connections.

The VSW-2000 works excellently as an under-switch to add more inputs to existing production switchers, or as a simple router to feed a monitor or projector. With its ability to handle 3G-SDI video formats up to 1080p at 60 frames per second, it is perfect for both professional and semi-professional video producers looking for reliable and high-quality video management.

Specifications

• Video Inputs: 4x 3G-SDI
• Video Input Format: 3G-SDI (1080 up to 60P)
• Video Outputs: 1x 3G-SDI
• Dimensions: 16.5cm x 7.1cm x 2.6cm
• Weight: 411g

Frequently asked questions

How many video inputs does the Marshall VSW-2000 have?
It has four 3G-SDI video inputs.

What video format does the switcher support?
The VSW-2000 supports 3G-SDI video formats up to 1080p at 60 frames per second.

How can the switcher be controlled remotely?
It can be controlled via RS-232 protocol or an IR remote control.

What type of output does the switcher have?
It has a 3G-SDI output with re-clocking.