Like the Quad HDMI Recorder, you can now capture any combination of formats and frame rates, up to Ultra HD and 4K DCI at 60 frames per second. The card will now be able to use its four 12G-SDI connections to capture and playback four different video sources at once. This card looks like a perfect solution if you are doing live streams or live events recordings.īlackmagic Design updated their Desktop Video application to version 11.0, and there is an exciting update for its Decklink 8K Pro capture card. The DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder plugs directly into an available – single slot – PCIe slot (or Thunderbolt 3 external housing) and appears as four separate capture cards. Also, the DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder even supports computer and gaming consoles in 8-bit RGB up to 2560 x 1600 resolution. In terms of video sampling, you can record directly your choice of 8 or 10-bit YUV and 10 or 12-bit RGB at up to 4K DCI 30p, or 8-bit RGB at up to 4K DCI 60p. So, in the end, you can input in the card any combination of your choice of SD, HD, Ultra HD, 4K DCI, and even computer video formats. The nice thing is these sources can be a completely different video signal and standard. This new PCIe capture card features 4 HDMI 2.0b input ports, so you can simultaneously capture four different video sources at up to 60 frames per second. Davinci Resolve is also part of the updates with version 15.3 now out. Let’s take a look at these updates!įollowing the announcement of the URSA Mini Pro G2 announcement and the BMPCC 4K RAW upgrade, Blackmagic Design also released a brand new DeckLink card called the DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder. Blackmagic Design released a new DeckLink card – the DeckLink Quad HDMI Recorder – and also some new firmware updates for the Decklink 8K Pro and the Blackmagic Duplicator 4K.

Davinci resolve 15.3