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Powerful, portable and simple to operate, the SR-20HD Direct Streaming AV Mixer from Roland makes it easy to manage the modern livestreaming requirements of your business or organization. No computer is required, and everything needed to switch and stream is integrated into a single unit that anyone can use with minimal training. It combines an easy-to-use video switcher, audio mixer, preview screen, recorder/player and streaming encoder in one unit, simplifying the process and reducing points of failure. When consistency, dependability and network security are top priorities, the SR-20HD delivers professional results every time.
Roland SR-20HD Direct Streaming AV Mixer
Roland SR-20HD Direct Streaming AV Mixer
Roland SR-20HD Direct Streaming AV Mixer

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  • All-in-one enterprise solution for direct livestreaming without a computer
  • Built-in encoders for transmitting two simultaneous livestreams
  • Adaptive Bitrate function reduces freezing and dropouts due to bandwidth issues
  • Safety Delay function to keep accidental moments from being broadcast
  • Scene function for executing multiple tasks with a single touch
  • Record streams directly to an SDXC card for archiving, editing and distribution
  • Ease your workflow with Video Auto Switching and Auto Mixing functions 
  • Play sound effects, still image and video sources from an SDXC card to enhance your livestreams
  • LCD monitor for checking video I/O and delivery status in real time
  • High-quality audio mixer with eight input channels for mics and line-level devices

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  • Resolution: Up to 1080p
  • Frames per second: Up to 60
  • Video inputs: 3 (2 HDMI, 1 USB video class)
  • HDMI outputs: 2 (Main and review)
  • Mixer input channels: 8

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