
Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Extreme 4K HDR — Product Guide
Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Extreme 4K HDR from adds a playback and capture deck to your broadcast soundstage, live production, or digital signage setting
The HyperDeck Extreme 4K accommodates up to UHD 4K footage and enables you to save H.265 files and apply 3D LUTs, onboard cache, and HDR support for footage playback.
The HyperDeck contains a 7" capacitive touchscreen LCD display that offers a clean picture and controls, scopes, and observation utilities that you can control and configure with a swipe or a control press.
It incorporates 12G-SDI and HDMI sources and feeds, two CFast media slots for capture, and enables you to capture your footage stream to an optional disk through USB Type-C.
If you require to integrate streaming into your legacy workflow rack, the HyperDeck can be controlled through RS-422 as conventional broadcast decks.
The unit additionally provides a 3G-SDI monitor feed, component analog audio and footage inputs, 3-pin XLR sources and feeds, timecode I/O, and reference I/O.
Its onboard media cache is upgradeable, helping prevent file loss when installed cards or disks reach capacity.
Updated HyperDeck: Guide
HyperDeck Extreme 4K builds on the platform's established reliability with efficient H.265 files, an optional internal cache, 3D LUT capability, and HDR support.
With the capacity to capture up to native 4K in H.265, you get reduced storage costs and strong picture quality.
The large touchscreen maintains a perfect view of your capture as well as control over all deck settings.
Practical Notes: I/O Formats and File
Capable The touchscreen Ultra HD HyperDeck handles H.265 and ProRes recording or playback across SD, HD, and Ultra HD standards through 2160p60.
It incorporates scopes and upgradable cache, plus SDI, HDMI, and analog footage.
source connections and Interfaces
HyperDeck Extreme has an novel 7" capacitive LCD touchscreen operator interface with deck settings as well as a large display to view your capture.
It integrates two media slots, 12G-SDI I/O, HDMI I/O analog links for archiving, USB Type-C outboard disk capture, plus a front panel speaker and headphone jack.
Practical Notes: Archiving and Live Production, Signage,
With the unit's amazing versatility, HyperDeck Extreme is additionally great for live workflow as a master recorder, mount player, and for capture ISO cameras.
The analog sources allow you to capture from old videotapes, so legacy programming can be employed on the current broadcasting services or for use in editing.
For digital-signage workflows, HyperDeck Extreme pairs rapid 10G Ethernet media transfer with a straightforward remote-control protocol.
You can even use it as a focus area recorder as it incorporates HDMI, SDI, and analog sources with built-in scopes and 3D LUTs.
Convert Legacy Programming for Streaming: Guide
HyperDeck Extreme Control lets you connect to legacy broadcast decks, location an in and an out position, then edit.
Only attach HyperDeck Extreme and HyperDeck Extreme Control to every legacy deck to maintain them all archiving constantly with only one operator.
It's even possible to edit across formats by through Teranex Express to convert tapes from SD to HD in one step.
You can control an extensive selection of decks, such as Digital Betacam, 1" C configuration, and Betacam SP.
Dual CFast Media: Guide
CFast media support enables you to capture to commonly provided flash memory cards.
The H.265 files are small enough to enable long captures on standard CFast cards.
Plus there are two CFast medium slots so you can swap out any full cards even during capture, allowing infinite length capture.
CFast cards are well suited to broadcast since they are small, high-speed, and affordable.
Practical Notes: Legacy Analog and 12G-SDI, HDMI,
HyperDeck Extreme incorporates an extensive selection of footage and audio links such as multi-rate 12G-SDI for SD, HD, and Ultra HD 4K devices.
The current 10G Ethernet is supplied for high-speed upload through FTP protocols.
HyperDeck even incorporates both AC and XLR power links.
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Bright Wide Gamut LCD and HDR compatibility
Be prepared for the latest HDR processes with support for the current HDR standards with an extremely high-luminance screen with a wide colour gamut.
The built-in scopes even change to HDR scopes whenever working in HDR formats.
Files are tagged with the correct HDR information then SDI and HDMI sources will additionally automatically detect HDR footage standards.
Localized for Popular Languages: Guide
Several languages are completely supported so you don't requirement to learn another language to use it.
The interface supports eleven languages: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, and Turkish.
Traditional RS-422 Broadcast Deck operation
The most widely chosen control link employed on broadcast decks since the early 1980s is the RS-422 protocol.
Originally developed by Sony, RS-422 is employed on almost all broadcast equipment.
HyperDeck Extreme integrates wide protocol support so you can connect it straight to broadcast systems.
It additionally allows extra commands for the Enhanced Media Protocol for managing disk recorders.
Compatible: Controllers, Switchers, Converters
A wide selection of Blackmagic Design products is provided to use with HyperDeck Extreme, such as the HyperDeck Extreme Control for attaching traditional broadcast deck settings.
Plus, since it uses the industry-standardized RS-422 deck control protocol so it works with any broadcast deck.
Connecting a Blackmagic MultiDock 10G enables standard SSD use and maintains media compatibility with other HyperDeck models.
HyperDeck Extreme is additionally a strong mastering recorder with the ATEM Constellation 8K, or for mount playback and ISO capture.
For observation, the Teranex SDI to HDMI 8K enables broadcast observation on a television, and it additionally has display calibration, 3D LUTs, and on-screen scopes.
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Blackmagic Configuration HyperDeck Extreme 4K HDR [/caption]Key Features
- Large LCD with Touchscreen Deck Controls
- Physical Controls, Two CFast Card Slots
- 12G-SDI, HDMI, and Legacy Analog
- Fast USB Type-C Disk Port; 10G Ethernet
- PCIe Cache Card Slot
- H.265 Recording/Playback, ProRes Support
- Rec. 2020/709 Support, HDR Scopes
- SDI/HDMI Auto HDR Detection
- Multichannel SDI and Analog Audio
- Load and Save 3D LUTs