Roland VR-6HD av mixer

Roland VR-6HD av mixer

The Roland VR-6HD av mixer is ultra-compact and packed with innovative Roland AV technologies, making it the ultimate all-in-one solution for everyday business livestreaming events. With advanced features and versatile connectivity in a portable, take-anywhere format, the VR-6HD is ideal for corporate meetings, online sales presentations, worship services, and other professional streaming and video recording applications.

Video switching, audio mixing, and LAN/USB streaming encoders are integrated into one streamlined unit, eliminating the hassle and frustration of connecting multiple devices. A single operator can handle all production tasks easily and with minimal training, thanks to the intuitive interface, in-depth automation tools, one-touch macro sequencing, PTZ camera control, and more.

The VR-6HD's powerful video capabilities make it straightforward to add professional production values to business streaming productions. Connect multiple cameras and computers via HDMI for a variety of views, and integrate robotic PTZ cameras to change angles at the press of a button. Quickly assign sources and switch between them instantly — including live HDMI inputs, presentation decks, still images, and video clips. You can also create custom feeds for live and online viewers by assigning composition layers to multiple buses.

The VR-6HD supports HDMI — the world's most common video connector — and you can seamlessly combine six HDMI sources in Full HD with a range of broadcast and cinematic frame rates and colour spaces. Built-in scalers with EDID and HDCP support ensure easy integration with sources such as computers, tablets, smartphones, gaming consoles, and legacy 4:3 devices.

Enhance events with built-in support for graphics and video playback. Call up still images during transitions between presenters, display graphics, and use PNGs to create dynamic lower thirds. The integrated video player lets you play video clips directly from the SDXC card, without needing to connect an external playback device.