Roland MVS-12 Owner's manual

Roland
Brand
Roland
Model
MVS-12
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Owner's manual

Roland MVS-12 is a multi-format video switcher that allows you to connect and switch between a variety of video sources, including HDMI, RGB, and composite video. It also features a built-in scaler that allows you to convert the output of any input source to a variety of resolutions, making it compatible with a wide range of displays.

The MVS-12 is a powerful and versatile video switcher that is perfect for a variety of applications, including live events, presentations, and home theater. Here are just a few of the things you can do with the MVS-12:

  • Switch between multiple video sources: The MVS-12 allows you to connect up to 12 video sources, including HDMI, RGB, and composite video. This makes it easy to switch between different cameras, computers, and other video devices.

Roland MVS-12 is a multi-format video switcher that allows you to connect and switch between a variety of video sources, including HDMI, RGB, and composite video. It also features a built-in scaler that allows you to convert the output of any input source to a variety of resolutions, making it compatible with a wide range of displays.

The MVS-12 is a powerful and versatile video switcher that is perfect for a variety of applications, including live events, presentations, and home theater. Here are just a few of the things you can do with the MVS-12:

  • Switch between multiple video sources: The MVS-12 allows you to connect up to 12 video sources, including HDMI, RGB, and composite video. This makes it easy to switch between different cameras, computers, and other video devices.
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About Input Signal
Drop of frames or freezing of images may found on the video that is output from
MULTI-OUT connector if video signal is input to MVS-12 from source devices like
below.
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NTSC source and PAL source are mixed.
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An old VHS deck is connected as a source.
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A device that sends signal out of NTSC or PAL standards (such as old gaming device) is
connected as a source.
Direct input from such source devices is not supported by MVS-12. If you need to
connect such device, correct the output signal first using Time Base Corrector (TBC)
and/or Frame Synchronizer (FS) before inputting to MVS-12.
About Output Signal
When the timing of input clock and the MVS-12’s internal clock differs, frame
skip or frame reverse may be found on video signal output from MULTI-OUT
(MENU) or MATRIX OUT connectors.
This is not a malfunction.
About Output Format Setting
When multi-viewer output is not displayed on your monitor connected to
HDMI or RGB connectors, switch the MVS-12’s output format manually
accoording to supported resolutions of your monitor.
Refer to “Switching the Output Format“ (page 30 of Owner’s Manual).
MVS-12
Caution on Input/Output Signal
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All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form without the written permission of
ROLAND CORPORATION.
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Roland MVS-12 Owner's manual

Roland
Brand
Roland
Model
MVS-12
Type
Owner's manual

Roland MVS-12 is a multi-format video switcher that allows you to connect and switch between a variety of video sources, including HDMI, RGB, and composite video. It also features a built-in scaler that allows you to convert the output of any input source to a variety of resolutions, making it compatible with a wide range of displays.

The MVS-12 is a powerful and versatile video switcher that is perfect for a variety of applications, including live events, presentations, and home theater. Here are just a few of the things you can do with the MVS-12:

  • Switch between multiple video sources: The MVS-12 allows you to connect up to 12 video sources, including HDMI, RGB, and composite video. This makes it easy to switch between different cameras, computers, and other video devices.
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