Blackmagic MultiView 4 - 4 inputs 6G-SDI

Yes, the MultiView 4 features full frame re-synchronization on each input, allowing you to monitor various frame rates (e.g., 23.98, 25, 29.97, 50, 59.94 fps) from different sources simultaneously on the same display.

The MultiView 4 supports Ultra HD resolutions up to 2160p30. When used with an Ultra HD display, the quad-split view provides full 1920x1080 HD resolution for each individual quadrant without scaling.

No, the primary function of the MultiView 4 is to combine multiple sources onto a single HD or Ultra HD monitor, eliminating the need for multiple displays.

Front panel control requires the optional Teranex Mini Smart Panel, which can be purchased separately and attached to the MultiView 4.

Yes, you can daisy-chain multiple MultiView units by connecting the output of one to an input of another to monitor even more sources on a single display.

The MultiView 4 can display embedded audio meters for the selected SDI inputs and route selected audio to its outputs. You can choose which audio source to output.

Yes, the MultiView 4 is designed to be compatible with the Teranex Mini Rack Shelf, allowing for a neat 1RU installation in standard equipment racks.

Ensure all SDI input cables are securely connected to the MultiView 4 and the sources. Verify that the selected video sources are active and outputting a signal. Check the output cable connection to the monitor and ensure the monitor is set to the correct input.

Check for faulty or damaged SDI cables. Ensure all connected sources are outputting compatible video standards and frame rates, or that the MultiView 4 is correctly re-synchronizing them. Try a different SDI cable or input port.

Confirm that the audio is embedded within the SDI signal from your sources. Use the remote control software to ensure the correct audio channel is selected for monitoring and output.

Verify the AC power adapter is securely connected to both the MultiView 4 and a working power outlet. If using PoE, ensure the network switch or injector is providing power and a network connection.

Ensure the MultiView 4 is connected to your network via the Ethernet port. Check your network settings and ensure the computer running the software is on the same subnet. Restart both the MultiView 4 and the software.