About the Evertz 7867VIPA12-HSN 12 Input Multi-Image Display Processor Multiviewer HD SDI
The Evertz 7867VIPA12-HSN is a professional 12-input multi-image display processor and multiviewer module designed for installation in the Evertz 7800 series modular platform. Its primary function is to ingest up to twelve independent high-definition or standard definition SDI video signals and composite them into a single, customizable mosaic display for output to a large monitor or video wall. This allows operators in broadcast master control rooms, network operation centers, and production trucks to monitor numerous video sources, graphics feeds, and data channels simultaneously from a single screen. The module performs real-time scaling, windowing, and positioning of each source, enabling the creation of dynamic layouts with overlays such as source labels, tally information, audio level meters, and clocks.
Engineered for high-density, reliable operation in 24/7 environments, this multiviewer module maximizes monitoring capability within a single card slot. It accepts twelve SDI inputs, processes them with high-quality scaling engines to ensure clear pictures at various window sizes, and outputs a composite HD-SDI or possibly 4K/UltraHD stream (depending on capabilities). The "HSN" suffix may denote specific features like high-speed networking or integration capabilities. The module is configured and controlled through Evertz's master control software, which provides an intuitive interface for designing preset layouts, automating source assignment, and integrating with router control systems for dynamic display updates.
As a critical monitoring tool, the Evertz 7867VIPA12-HSN enhances situational awareness and operational efficiency in complex broadcast facilities. It consolidates what would require many individual monitors into a centralized, manageable display, saving rack space and simplifying the operator's view. By providing reliable, high-quality multiviewer processing in a modular form factor, it forms an essential component of the visual control system that broadcast engineers rely on to ensure signal integrity and seamless on-air presentation.