Evertz

Evertz 3000MVP-G14-ED 3000MVP Input Card

$96.04

The Evertz 3000MVP-G14-ED is a video input card designed for the Evertz 3000MVP multiviewer system. It features four DVI inputs and two Plink outputs. This card allows the 3000MVP to receive video signals from various sources and distribute them to different outputs.

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DVI Inputs : The card has four DVI (Digital Visual Interface) inputs, which are commonly used for connecting digital video sources.
Plink Outputs : It includes two Plink (Evertz's proprietary high-speed serial link) outputs, enabling the card to transmit video signals to other parts of the multiviewer system or to outputs.
Multiviewer Integration : The card is designed to seamlessly integrate with the Evertz 3000MVP multiviewer system, which is known for its flexibility and high-quality image processing.
Hardware-based : The 3000MVP system, including this card, is hardware-based, meaning it doesn't rely on a PC or hard drive, offering reliability and real-time performance.
Hot-swappable : The card is hot-swappable, allowing it to be replaced or added to the system without powering down the entire system, minimizing downtime.

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About the Evertz 3000MVP-G14-ED 3000MVP Input Card

The Evertz 3000MVP-G14-ED is a specialized input card designed for installation in Evertz 3000MVP multi-image display processors and master control video walls. This card serves as a critical interface, enabling the processor to accept and decode specific video input formats for display on large, tiled video walls or multi-screen presentation systems. The "G14-ED" designation typically indicates a high-density input module capable of handling multiple channels of 3G/HD/SD-SDI video signals with embedded audio. It is engineered for broadcast, command and control, and corporate presentation environments where reliable, high-bandwidth video acquisition from numerous sources is essential.

Functioning within the modular 3000MVP frame, this card takes in raw digital video streams, performs necessary signal conditioning and format conversion, and passes the processed video data to the system's internal rasterizer and display engine. Key features often include automatic input format detection, re-clocking to clean up the signal, and advanced processing like de-interlacing and scaling to prepare the source for integration into a larger, unified canvas. The card is managed and configured through the system's centralized control software, allowing operators to easily assign inputs to specific screen regions or windows within the video wall.

As a professional broadcast and AV infrastructure component, the 3000MVP-G14-ED input card is built for 24/7 reliability and high performance. It exemplifies the modular, scalable design philosophy of the 3000MVP platform, allowing system integrators to tailor the I/O capability of the processor to the exact needs of the installation. By providing a robust and flexible means of ingesting multiple video feeds, it forms a foundational part of creating dynamic, reliable, and high-resolution multi-display visual presentations.

Key Features

DVI Inputs : The card has four DVI (Digital Visual Interface) inputs, which are commonly used for connecting digital video sources.
Plink Outputs : It includes two Plink (Evertz's proprietary high-speed serial link) outputs, enabling the card to transmit video signals to other parts of the multiviewer system or to outputs.
Multiviewer Integration : The card is designed to seamlessly integrate with the Evertz 3000MVP multiviewer system, which is known for its flexibility and high-quality image processing.
Hardware-based : The 3000MVP system, including this card, is hardware-based, meaning it doesn't rely on a PC or hard drive, offering reliability and real-time performance.
Hot-swappable : The card is hot-swappable, allowing it to be replaced or added to the system without powering down the entire system, minimizing downtime.