Blackmagic Design BMD-VHUBSMAS12G120120 Videohub 120x120 12G

It features multi-rate 12G-SDI technology that supports all standard SD, HD, Ultra HD, and DCI 4K formats up to 2160p60. Each of the 120 inputs automatically detects the incoming signal format and routes it independently without affecting other channels.

Yes. Because each input and output operates completely independently, you can route mixed SD, HD, and 12G-SDI Ultra HD signals at the same time. Note that it functions as a zero-latency cross-point router rather than a format converter, so the output format will always match the connected input format.

The front panel features direct-entry source and destination buttons, an illuminated spin-knob scroll wheel, and a built-in 5-inch color LCD. The LCD displays live video previews, routing confirmation, source labels, and format diagnostics directly on the unit.

It includes dual Ethernet ports for IP network control via the free Videohub Software Control application on Mac and Windows computers. It also integrates seamlessly with dedicated hardware panels—such as the Videohub Master Control Pro and Smart Control Pro—or third-party broadcast automation software.

Yes. All 120 BNC outputs feature built-in multi-rate SDI re-clocking to regenerate and stabilize the digital signal. This effectively eliminates signal jitter and allows for long coaxial cable runs throughout large facilities and production trucks.

The router includes dual universal 100–240 V AC power supplies with separate IEC power sockets for full, uninterrupted power redundancy. If one power source or internal supply fails, the second immediately takes over the full operational load.

It is built into a standard 19-inch rack-mount chassis occupying 4U of vertical rack space. Despite its massive 120x120 capacity, the chassis maintains a relatively shallow depth suitable for both studio machine rooms and compact OB mobile broadcast trucks.

Yes, it routes 16 channels of embedded SDI audio per connection alongside the video signal. It also transparently passes ancillary data, including SMPTE timecode, closed captioning, and camera tally signals.