RGBLINK Quad 12G-SDI Input Module for X8

RGBLINK Quad 12G-SDI Input Module for X8 is the kind of card you add when an X8 chassis needs serious SDI intake without pushing high-bandwidth source handling onto external interface gear. Built as an input card for the RGBLINK X8 I/O chassis, this module provides 4 x BNC 12G-SDI inputs and supports video signals up to UHD 4K60.

Highlights

• Input card for X8 I/O chassis built for high-bandwidth SDI workflows
• 4 x BNC 12G-SDI inputs for multi-source professional video intake
• Supports video signals up to UHD 4K60 for higher-resolution SDI workflows
• Hot-swap capable for easier service and modular chassis expansion
• Supports key SMPTE formats including 2160p, 1080p, and 720p at 50/60 fps

Quick Specs & Uses

• Module type: quad 12G-SDI input module
• Compatibility: RGBLINK X8 chassis
• Inputs: 4 x BNC 12G-SDI female
• Maximum listed video support: UHD 4K60
• SMPTE support: 2160p50/60, 1080p50/60, 720p50/60
• Service behavior: hot-swap capable
• Dimensions: 12.3 x 7.5 x 1.2 in / 312.34 x 191.6 x 29.6 mm
• Weight: 10.6 oz / 300 g

Why It Helps

When a chassis has to deal with modern SDI sources at higher bandwidth, the cleanest answer is usually to bring that capability directly into the frame. This module gives the X8 four 12G-SDI input paths inside the chassis itself, which helps keep signal planning cleaner and reduces the need for separate external interface hardware. In UHD-capable workflows, that matters.

System Characteristics

• Four 12G-SDI inputs on one card make it easier to bring multiple professional sources into the X8
• UHD 4K60 support gives the module headroom for higher-resolution workflows
• SMPTE format support aligns the card with common production signal structures
• Hot-swap design supports easier chassis service and staged expansion
• X8-specific integration keeps the module tied to the correct processor platform

What’s In The Box

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