AJA unveils FS4 frame synchroniser and converter

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AJA Video Systems, on 18 April 2016, unveiled FS4, a digital frame sync and universal up/down/cross converter, supporting 4K, UltraHD, 2K, HD and SD workflows in a 1RU frame. FS4 offers exceptional flexibility and with two modes. Single-channel mode provides a full suite of video processing options for 4K/UltraHD with the ability to up, down, cross-convert to and from a 2K/HD/SD input or output. Four-channel mode enables four channels of 2K/HD/SD simultaneous processing, offering multi-channel density at a reasonable cost per channel.

“FS4 is the first frame synchroniser to market with this range of 4K/UltraHD conversion options that can also be easily switched to multi-channel mode with up to four channels of simultaneous processing for 2K/HD and SD workflows,’ said Nick Rashby, president, AJA Video Systems. “It is endlessly extensible, and packs an incredible range of functionality and features into a very small 1RU footprint perfect for mobile production trucks and small facilities—really any production or post scenario where multiple formats are being used.’

Key FS4 features:

– Support for two modes: Four independent channels of 2K/HD/SD or single-channel 4K/UltraHD frame–sync and conversion.
– 4K/UltraHD/2K/HD/SD video processing and up, down, cross-conversion.
– Full range of I/O options for 4K/UltraHD include Quad 1.5G; Dual 3G; and Quad 3G, 6G and 12G over a range of SDI and optional fibre choices.
– SMPTE 2SI I/O support for 4K/UltraHD workflow options.
– Four-channel 2K/HD/SD video processing and conversion.
– 1RU frame offering space, power and cost efficiencies ideal for broadcast trucks, post production or broadcast settings.
– Audio I/O processing with an incredible 272×272 matrix of audio possibilities; FS4 offers support for a flexible range of audio feeds from discrete AES to MADI and embedded SDI audio.
– Simple operation, a redesigned menu structure and quick access to features via front panel buttons or web UI.

For further information visit the AJA website.

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