Datavideo DAC-45 4K Up/Down Cross Converter
Model: DAC-45
About: Datavideo DAC-45 4K Up/Down Cross Converter
The Datavideo DAC-45 has been crowned as the successor to the world-renowned DAC-70, the swiss army knife of video converters. The DAC-45 has all of the same features as the DAC-70, with the addition of 4K HDMI support. Thanks to its built-in super resolution engine, users can now up-convert from SD 480 resolution all the way to 4K resolution with excellent image quality and sharpness.
Future-proof all your video equipment with the DAC-45. It is a bridge that connects all your equipment together to complete your workflow.
Features:
- Built-in Super Resolution Engine for 4K Up Conversion
- Built-in Resolution & Frame rate Up/Down Conversion Engine
- Built-in De-interlacer and Interlacer ( IP conversion)
- Can be used as a distribution amplifier, since all outputs are active at the same time
- Proc Amp
- The DAC CENTER software allows adjustment of HDMI color space
- Dip switch settings chart is printed on the bottom of the DAC-45 for easy access
- Available RMK-1 rack allows two DAC-45 to be racketed in a 19” rack
- HDMI strain relief protects your cable and helps keep it in place
- Support of various resolutions and HDMI color space allow consumer laptops to be used in a professional workfl ow
- Audio embedder
- Can convert VGA signal to 4K HDMI or HD-SDI
UPC: 672255007259
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Warranty: Datavideo DAC-45 4K Up/Down Cross Converter
AVShop.ca Warranty:
30 Days
Manufacturer's Warranty:
1 year warranty
Manufacturer's Warranty will cover parts, labour and return shipping back to you once repaired. Shipping into the service centre is not covered
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