Roland Corporation Us V160HD Streaming Video Switcher

Product Description

The ROLAND CORPORATION US V160HD is a professional streaming video switcher designed for live event production, broadcast, and multi-source video routing applications. It handles switching between multiple HDMI video sources, enabling operators to cut, mix, and transition video feeds in real time. This unit is intended for AV professionals, broadcast technicians, and live event production crews who require reliable, low-latency video management in demanding environments. The V160HD sits at the core of a video production chain, receiving inputs and routing output to displays, recording devices, or streaming encoders.

The V160HD is suited for professional AV installations including house-of-worship productions, corporate event staging, broadcast studios, and educational facilities. It operates as a central switching hub where multiple HDMI sources feed into a single managed output stream. AV integrators and production technicians typically deploy this unit in permanent installations or portable production rigs where multi-source HDMI switching and live streaming output are required simultaneously.

Key Features

• Professional-grade HDMI video switching for multi-source live production
• Supports live streaming workflows alongside traditional switched output
• Designed for permanent AV installations and portable production environments
• Sold as a single unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style professional video switcher compatible with standard HDMI source and display devices used in live production, broadcast, and AV integration applications.

Installation Notes

Installation and configuration should be performed by a qualified AV technician or systems integrator familiar with professional video routing equipment. Power down all connected source and display devices before making or changing HDMI connections to avoid signal handshake errors or hardware damage. Ensure adequate ventilation around the unit during operation, and follow the manufacturer documentation for input and output mapping before going live.