Blackmagic Multibridge Pro 2 with OSSC and 60fps

[HalHawkins]

I recently came across an available Multibridge Pro 2 in my area (same that Fudoh uses on his website.

Does it work with the OSSC and does it capture in 1080p60? Also, how many video inputs can it capture simultaneously?

I can't find a manual for it anywhere, just the Pro

Thanks in advance

[Unseen]

does it capture in 1080p60?

Doesn't look like it, the specs here only list 1080i formats.

[Fudoh]

It can't do 1080p60 - too old.

It will work with the OSSC with SOME source systems, but not with any of the classic systems. It's extremely picky when it comes to your sources' refresh rates and the OSSC passes these just through. For the BMD these need to be spot on.

If you haven't bought it already, don't do it.

[HalHawkins]

It can't do 1080p60 - too old.

It will work with the OSSC with SOME source systems, but not with any of the classic systems. It's extremely picky when it comes to your sources' refresh rates and the OSSC passes these just through. For the BMD these need to be spot on.

If you haven't bought it already, don't do it.

Oh ok. I found a website that said it could but I wanted to double check

http://www.avlgear.com/blackmagic-desig ... dmi-analog

Any suggestions on a capture device that can handle multiple audio devices simultaneously with audio? I tried the VisionAV with no luck

[Fudoh]

Oh ok. I found a website that said it could but I wanted to double check

probably through 3G SDI (Dual Link with two cables at once), but HDMI was limited to 1080i60.

Any suggestions on a capture device that can handle multiple audio devices simultaneously with audio? I tried the VisionAV with no luck

use an external audio mixer with as many inputs as you need. Or do you need actual multi-track recording ? There are nice USB audio interfaces with up to 8 channels.

[HalHawkins]

Oh ok. I found a website that said it could but I wanted to double check

probably through 3G SDI (Dual Link with two cables at once), but HDMI was limited to 1080i60.

Any suggestions on a capture device that can handle multiple audio devices simultaneously with audio? I tried the VisionAV with no luck

use an external audio mixer with as many inputs as you need. Or do you need actual multi-track recording ? There are nice USB audio interfaces with up to 8 channels.

Would there be any latency issues between audio and video if I used a USB audio mixer for gameplay audio and an e1s for gameplay video? This is for streaming btw

[Fudoh]

Would there be any latency issues between audio and video if I used a USB audio mixer for gameplay audio and an e1s for gameplay video? This is for streaming btw

not to any noticable amount. OBS is made to handle various sources at once.