MCX is a next-generation AV-over-IP solution from Black Box. MCX distributes and extends 4K 60 Hz video and audio over IP and is made for 10-Gbps network infrastructures. Uncompressed 4K 60 Hz 4:4:4 Video MCX delivers the video quality high-end AV applications require to display eye-catching content: It extends uncompressed 4K 60 Hz 4:4:4 video to an unlimited number of displays without sacrificing latency, video quality or bandwidth. Even better, it supports up to 10-bit HDR using Software-Defined Video over Ethernet (SDVoE) - the latest software-based AV-over-IP platform for extension and control of AV systems on Ethernet or fiber networks. Easy, Flexible Deployment This video extension system is designed to work with any modern network, making installation simple. MCXS9 can be deployed on 10G networks over Ethernet, fiber or both. Advanced Video Wall Capabilities MCXS9 allows you to display your video wall content any way you want. It offers advanced video scaling options, such as multi-view, picture-in-picture, split screen and more. Zero Latency This robust video distribution system's glass-to-glass encoding and decoding happen in real time (0.03 milliseconds). This means you never deal with annoying lag or video delay. Seamless Switching MCX switches between video sources in less than 100 milliseconds with no artifacts or screen blink. This means you can switch video content super-fast without any noticeable distortion to your image. Complete Control The MCX Web UI gives you complete control over your AV network from your preferred web browser. Comprehensive Connectivity You can connect every essential AV distribution device to your MCX through its variety of ports: discrete RS-232, IR, secondary audio channel plus a separate 1-GbE connection. Intuitive control through MCX Web UI Advanced scaling options like multi-view, pip and more for video walls Seamless switching with no artifacts or screen blink Zero source to display latency Supports HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.2 over IP True 4K 60 Hz 4:4:4 video and uncompressed 10-bit HDR
