CrossOver Solo, and “small big” Ross Video mixer

Ross Video will begin marketing the new CrossOver Solo compact mixer this January, designed for applications with limited space and limited budget. Features a dozen external multi-definition SDI inputs (SD and HD), ten multi-screen inputs, seis fuentes generadas internamente, three keyers and 2 DVE 2D.

Based on the popular CrossOver 12, Ross Video will launch this January on the market, for a price that will be around 10.000 dollars, the new CrossOver Solo mixer. With the same specifications as your “brother”, However, the main electronics and signal I/O are combined with the panel as a single unit, thus allowing a significant reduction in cost and size.. With a concept of a production mixer 1 MLE, Its ease of use and flexibility will allow you to have some features that until now were out of the economic reach of many.. The new CrossOver 12 Features a dozen external multi-definition SDI inputs (SD and HD), ten multi-screen inputs, seis fuentes generadas internamente, three keyers and 2 DVE 2D. It also has frame synchronization for unlimited input sources, internal SD to HD conversion, four media storage services for images and animations, an excellent chroma keyer and an internal reference generator with three independent outputs. Besides, It has a hundred event memory with MemoryAI. Just like his older brothers, The CrossOver Solo also has a direct interface for 2D/3D graphics generated with Xpression. As Nigel Spratling has commented, Business Development Director, Ross Video Mixers, “houses of worship, educational institutions and AV companies have often had to make compromises to achieve their goals and stay within budget. With CrossOver Solo, this changes. We are very pleased that we can now offer a powerful solution at a price below the 10.000 dollars with a product that is not a 'decaffeinated’ version of what producers really want”.