Description
The DMC-VID-RCA-D is an input card designed for use with any card-based Crestron® DigitalMedia™ Switcher. It provides one multi-format analog video input and one S/PDIF coaxial digital audio input, with a complementary HDMI® pass-through output. The video input allows for the connection of component, S-Video, and composite video sources. It handles 480i NTSC and 576i PAL signals, as well as HD signals up to 1080p60.
Digital Video Converter
Using high-quality 30 bit sampling, the DMC-VID-RCA-D converts analog video signals to digital for distribution over the DigitalMedia network.
HDMI® Pass-Through
Every DM® switcher input card includes an HDMI output port, which can be used to pass the audio and video input signals through to a local audio processor or video monitor, or to feed a second DM switcher for output expansion purposes.
Multi-format Analog Video & SPDIF to HDMI Converter
In addition to its use as an input card for DM switchers, the DMC-VID-RCA-D may also be used with the DMCI DigitalMedia Card Interface [1] to serve as an analog video and SPDIF audio to HDMI signal convertor, and to detect and report input signal information to a Crestron control system.
To configure a DM switcher complete with input and output cards, cables, and other peripherals, please use the online DigitalMedia Switcher Configuration Tool.
Please refer to the DigitalMedia Resources Webpage at http://www.crestron.com/dmresources/ for additional design tools and reference documents.
Key Features
Modular input card for a DM-MD8X8, DM-MD16X16, or DM-MD32X32 switcher
Provides a multi-format analog video input with S/PDIF digital audio
Accommodates component, S-Video, and composite video sources
Handles 480i NTSC and 576i PAL signals
Handles HD video resolutions up to Full HD 1080p
Handles Dolby Digital® and DTS® 5.1 audio
Employs high-quality 30 bit video sampling
Includes an HDMI® output for pass-through of the input signal
Occupies a single DM® switcher input card slot
Provides an analog video and SPDIF audio to HDMI convertor using the optional DMCI card interface [1]
