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Ki Pro Ultra 12G is a multi-channel Apple ProRes recorder offering up to 4-Channels of simultaneous HD recording, or in Single-Channel mode, a 4K/UltraHD/2K/HD Apple ProRes or Avid DNxHR recorder and player. Avid DNxHD MXF is also supported up to HD formats in Single-Channel mode.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G offers 12G-SDI single cable simplicity for large rasters up to full 4K, (the 4x 3G-SDI inputs/outputs can be used for Quad Link operations as required) and HDMI 2.0 digital video connectivity with HDR support for both recording and playback.
The video and audio connections on the rear panel of the Ki Pro Ultra 12G offer next generation connectivity with single channel 12G-SDI I/O over either BNC or optional FIber and three additional 3G-SDI ports for multi-channel HD or quad-link capture needs. HDMI 2.0 I/O offers single cable simplicity all the way up to 4K. AES and analog XLR balanced audio, LTC, RS-422 and LAN round out the package.
Simplify your multi-camera productions by running up to four cameras per Ki Pro Ultra 12G and save power, space, time and effort on set, in the studio and when setting up OB trucks. Ki Pro Ultra 12G even allows independent profile support per channel in Multi-Channel mode; for example, select high resolution Apple ProRes HQ for high quality finishing and use a second input to record Apple ProRes (Proxy) for an efficient editing pipeline.
Starting with input 1, add channels as needed in order when utilizing like raster size and frame rate, and record your HD Apple ProRes files on the same AJA PAK media*. Ki Pro Ultra 12G even allows rollover to a second PAK for hours of uninterrupted multi-channel recording. Internal frame synchronizers eliminate the need for sources to be genlocked, which can be especially useful when setting up live events.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G also allows users to record 4K and UltraHD rasters with Avid codecs within an MXF wrapper, supporting Avid editors and native MXF workflows with more flexible options.
Ki Pro Ultra 12GSD offers Avid DNxHR codecs in an MXF wrapper for the following formats:
Multi-Channel recording with Ki Pro Ultra 12G provides individual, discrete recordings for each input that are timecode accurate and ready to be imported directly into a multi-channel editing sequence. No additional conversion or software is required, just drag and drop the files directly from the PAK Media into your edit. The clip naming convention is yours to customize to suit your needs, but each multi-channel file is always appended with _1, _2, _3 or _4 matching the input, making it very easy to track assets in post.
Combine Ki Pro Ultra 12G with Ki Pro GO for simultaneous high quality capture to Apple ProRes files for your post production work, with immediately useable H.264 files captured to off-the-shelf USB 3.2 Gen 2 drives for proxy workflows, streaming, review and approval and more.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G has been updated to offer a powerful 8K playback functionality. By utilizing 4x Ki Pro Ultra 12G units as well as RS-422 control to all four units, playback of 8K video is achieved as individual 4K quadrants. The correct 8K SDI VPID is implemented to ensure compatibility with downstream devices.For 4x HDMI playback is also an option for this workflow with the addition of a suitable HDMI 2.0 to HDMI 2.1 converter.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G allows you to use the file system that suits your needs. Full flexibility is provided to format your recording media as either exFAT or HFS+ within Ki Pro Ultra 12G itself or from your desktop computer, ensuring wide OS compatibility. PAK media can also be ordered in either format for fast implementation upon arrival.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G provides full resolution outputs for 4K, UltraHD and HD over 12G-SDI, 3G-SDI, FIber and HDMI, including the latest affordable UltraHD monitors using HDMI for on-set quality checks. An additional dedicated 2K and HD-SDI monitor output can be fed to any affordable and existing HD-SDI display.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G offers up to 16-Channels of audio support embedded over SDI or Fiber per input, bringing a total of 64-Channels of high quality recording when in multi-channel mode. Flexible routing options mean that 8-Channel only outputs like HDMI, Analog and Digital carry options for selecting the 8-Channel group required. Monitoring via the headphone jack on the front of the unit is split into easy 2-Channel groupings by input for on-set checks.
Multi-Channel Audio monitoring on the built in display and over SDI and HDMI Monitoring out, allows the display of 8 channels of selected embedded audio in SIngle-Channel recording or 2 channels per source when in Multi-Channel recordings.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G's fully integrated fiber inputs and outputs means it can be integrated directly to a dedicated fiber network alongside many other fiber products. Fiber allows outgoing and incoming video signals to be transmitted as far as 10 km away.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G and Ki Pro GO conveniently fit side by side for easy 2RU rack mounting for workflows that can take advantage of rack mounts, from facilities to flypacks. See the Ki Pro Ultra 12G options page for more.
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Ki Pro Ultra 12G lets you record edit-friendly Apple ProRes, Avid DNxHR and Avid DNxHD files directly to removable AJA PAK SSD Media. Once removed from the Ki Pro Ultra Plus 12G, the PAK can be inserted into the AJA PAK Dock Pro which connects directly to your computer via USB 3.2 Gen2 over USB-C, allowing you to rapidly transfer files that are ready for use immediately in your non-linear editing system.
The reinforced connector is engineered for repeated insertion and removal cycles, unlike the connector built into SSD drives, which is designed primarily to be inserted into a computer and rarely removed.
There are four PAK Media sizes available offering a balance between price and long recording needs and you may order the media as preformatted in either HFS+ or exFAT for fast deployment upon arrival.
PAK Dock Pro is an external dock for use with AJA PAK media. PAK Dock Pro utilizes a USB 3.2 Gen2 port for high speed transfer of recorded media files to a host computer. PAK Dock Pro is bus-powered, meaning that a single USB-C cable enables file transfer and also powers the unit.
Ki Pro Ultra 12G offers dual power inputs which allows power redundancy support in the field. Simply connect two power supplies and should one source fail, the other automatically provides power. Ki Pro Ultra 12G ships with one included KPU-Power-Supply.
Roku's are primarily designed for Internet streaming. The Media player is rather basic and mainly designed for people to show pictures and movies from a single USB stick. If you want to get into complicated home network video, then look into a higher-end product designed for that.
No, VLC is not available for Roku. The VLC developers have stated that they can't use their standard programming language (C++) on Roku devices (which is true, Roku uses a non-standard programming language) and they aren't going to bother attempting to rewrite VLC to use it.
If someone wants to connect a drive with a great number of media files, a Roku really isn't the best player to use. But it would be far easier to instead install a DLNA server on an old computer, connect it to your network, and use Roku Media Player to play the media from the DLNA server. Assuming the media is all supported by Roku, then the computer needs very little power to run the DLNA server. Just connect all your media drives to that computer (either through USB or install the hard drives internally), add those folders to the DLNA server, and you can play everything through your Roku using RMP. A secondary advantage is that your media is now available on any device on your network that supports DLNA. Almost all of today's "Smart" TVs have that ability.
I have been suffering issues with Roku Ultra Device. Like the 1st. one purchased in the last 45 days and still the device has tremendous software glitches. The first new device wasn't compatible with my smart tv. The 2nd one then immediately uploaded so much data into my TV then froze out further communication between TV and Ultra.
The Tech Support is very poor. Even in C/B from one of their actual Tech Engineers. For over two months all I got was to buy a new Device, again or it was my new TV which was bad adding that I had no idea tech-wise how to plug in my ethernet..
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