Roland V-160HD + VC-100UHD ROI Control Integration Tutorial

00:06:28
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9Lw8nEz2At0

Zusammenfassung

TLDRIn this video, Kyle from Roland Pro AV demonstrates a new feature in the V-160HD version 3.3 that enhances its compatibility with the VC-100UHD. This feature allows users to switch between multiple 1080p sources derived from a single 4K input, effectively simulating multiple camera inputs. The setup process involves connecting the devices with a Cat6 Ethernet cable, configuring network settings, and enabling the region of interest feature. Users can assign buttons to switch channels and control up to eight channels of region of interest. The video concludes with a reminder to visit the Roland Pro AV website for more information.

Mitbringsel

  • 🔌 Connect V-160HD and VC-100UHD with a Cat6 Ethernet cable.
  • ⚙️ Enable VC-100UHD control in V-160HD settings.
  • 📺 Use region of interest to select specific areas from a 4K input.
  • 🔢 Assign user buttons to switch between channels easily.
  • 📊 Control up to eight channels of region of interest.
  • 💡 Feedback on live channels is provided on the device.
  • 🛠️ Other control options include macros and footswitch pedals.

Zeitleiste

  • 00:00:00 - 00:06:28

    Kyle introduces a new feature in the V-160HD ver.3.3 that enhances compatibility with the VC-100UHD, allowing users to switch between multiple 1080p sources from a single 4K input. To set this up, users need to connect the devices with a Cat6 Ethernet cable and configure the LAN control settings. After establishing a connection, users can scale the region of interest on the VC-100UHD and assign user buttons on the V-160HD to switch channels. The setup allows for efficient management of multiple channels, providing feedback on the active channel, and offers additional control options through macros, numeric keypads, GPI, or footswitch pedals.

Mind Map

Video-Fragen und Antworten

  • What is the new feature in V-160HD version 3.3?

    It allows compatibility with VC-100UHD for switching between multiple 1080p sources from a single 4K input.

  • What do I need to connect the V-160HD and VC-100UHD?

    You need a Cat6 Ethernet cable.

  • How do I enable VC-100UHD control on V-160HD?

    Go to menu settings, scroll to LAN control, and turn on VC-100UHD control.

  • How many channels can I use with VC-100UHD?

    You can use up to eight channels, but the tutorial focuses on the first four.

  • What is the purpose of the region of interest feature?

    It allows you to select specific areas of a 4K input to output as 1080p.

  • How can I assign user buttons on V-160HD?

    Go to menu, scroll to system, and then to user assign to set each button.

  • What feedback does the device provide when switching channels?

    The device indicates which channel is live as you press the user buttons.

  • What other control options are available for VC-100UHD?

    You can use macros, a numeric keypad, GPI, or a footswitch pedal.

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  • 00:00:05
    Hello everyone, I'm Kyle with Roland Pro AV.
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    Today we're going to be looking at a new feature on our V-160HD ver.3.3.
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    This new feature involves compatibility
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    with our VC-100UHD using region of interest.
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    This new feature allows you to have the user buttons
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    change the channel inputs coming from the VC-100UHD
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    Now, in this way, coming from one 4K source,
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    you can choose from multiple different 1080p sources coming into your V-160HD.
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    It's almost like having multiple cameras all coming from one 4K source.
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    The only extra tool you'll need on top of your V-160HD
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    and your VC-100UHD is a Cat6 Ethernet cable.
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    The first step you want to do is connect your two devices
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    with your Ethernet cable.
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    After connecting our
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    two devices we're going to go into our menu settings
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    and scroll all the way down to number 23 which is LAN control.
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    You'll see a menu setting
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    down here at the bottom, which is VC-100UHD control.
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    Once we turn that on.
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    It'll give us a few settings that we need to enter in.
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    Going into our VC-100UHD scaler,
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    we want to go down to our network settings.
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    This will be under system
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    and under network.
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    It'll give us all of our network information
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    that's needed.
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    We'll go ahead and enter
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    that in on our V-160HD.
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    Under the network settings,
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    you're going to want to make a password to connect your two devices.
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    We’ll make our password.
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    0000.
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    We'll enter that same password
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    in on our V-160HD.
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    Once you enter in this information,
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    your device will be connected.
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    Our next step will be to scale our region of interest.
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    First off, we want to go into our processing.
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    And under main processing, we'll go down to region of interest
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    and ensure that that is enabled.
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    We'll then go into channel.
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    And you have up to eight
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    channels on your VC-100UHD.
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    For now we're only going to use the first
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    four channels.
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    As you can see,
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    we have a 4K input coming in to our VC-100UHD.
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    That's then pushing out a 1080p signal
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    to our V-160HD.
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    So we'll go ahead and start setting our channels.
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    The VC-100UHD comes with eight channels,
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    but in this case we're only going to use the first four.
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    We'll start off in our first channel
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    under scaling.
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    We'll scroll down and then set our region of interest size.
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    We'll set the scale to 300%
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    and then change our positioning.
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    For this first channel.
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    We'll position our region of interest over
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    our first subject.
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    Going into our second channel.
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    We'll set our second position.
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    We'll set our third position
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    And our last position will leave us a wide.
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    Following this, going into our V-160HD,
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    we want to set these user buttons to changed our channel on our VC-100UHD.
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    We'll go into menu and scroll
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    down to our system.
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    We'll go to user assign
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    and you have each button.
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    Then you can assign.
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    We'll set each of these buttons.
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    To select a channel.
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    As you can tell,
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    our device even gives us feedback on which channel is live.
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    As we press our user buttons, then
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    we can then switch our channels
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    on our region of interest input.
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    Other control options along with the user buttons
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    on our V-160HD to control our VC-100UHD
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    can also be found within the macros
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    a numeric keypad, GPI
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    or Footswitch pedal.
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    With these options, you can switch up to eight
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    channels of region of interest.
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    Thank you everyone for watching.
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    And for more information go to our website at proav.roland.com.
Tags
  • V-160HD
  • VC-100UHD
  • region of interest
  • 4K
  • 1080p
  • Ethernet
  • user buttons
  • channel switching
  • Roland Pro AV
  • video production