Avid Artist DNxIP
Connect Your Studio with Avid Artist DNxIP
Easily connect to multiple devices across your newsroom or post facility using your existing Ethernet infrastructure with Avid Artist DNxIP. With IP video and audio I/O through SFP ports (SFPs sold separately), HDMI 2, and analog audio I/O, you can connect your entire studio together without the limitations of SDI.
Stream Video Over IP
Avid Artist DNxIP offers HD, 2K (DCI), and UHD video streaming over IP, enabling you to receive media from any camera, computer, or device on your network and send/stream content to any destination-anywhere there's an Ethernet connection. It works with many popular IP video standards-including SMPTE 2110-making it an easy fit into any newsroom or post environment. Plus, it saves time and money by minimizing complex and costly cabling.
Expand Your Possibilities with Avid Artist DNxIP
Small in size but vast in versatility, Avid Artist DNxIP boosts your media production capabilities both inside the facility and offsite. Record voiceovers in the field with easy audio punch-in. Sync to an external reference or SMPTE 2059-2. You can even use the interface as an 8-channel audio surround sound monitoring solution.
| Box Contents | Avid Artist DNxIP Interface |
|---|---|
| Brand | Avid |
| Storage | 160 TB |
| Storage Temperature | -40 degrees-140 degrees F (-40 degrees-60 degrees C) |
| Warranty | Limited 1-Year Warranty |
Shipping
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Return
Most unopened items sold by Melrose Inc. in new condition and returned within 30 days will receive a refund or exchange. The return window for items sold online begins once the order has been invoiced. Invoicing happens when any part of the order is shipped, delivered by a courier service or made ready for pick up.
Software is not returnable and not refundable. All sales are final. This is generally part of all webcarts selling software. It is buyer beware. The reason for this is once an end-user customer sees a License Code then that code is 'spoiled' because they can use it to gain access to the software. Once a License Code is registered by a customer that product is available to that customer and therefore the code cannot be returned.
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