Video Devices

  1. Video Devices PIX-E5/7 Firmware Version 3.0 adds H.264 recording and 1TB mSATA SSD Support

    The Video Devices PIX-E monitors/recorders get firmware version 3.0, which opens ProRes recording to the SpeedDrive while simultaneously recording H.264 to an SD card. The H.264 codec is familiar to video content creators offering a good balance between compression and quality to reach low data rates and small file sizes, making it perfect for web streaming, email, and faster file uploads.

  2. Video Devices Firmware 2.0 for PIX-E5, PIX-E5H and PIX-E7 4K Recorders, plus PIX-LR Audio Interface is now Shipping!

    Video Devices, makers of the popular 4K recorders and phenomenal monitors, the PIX-E5 series and the 7-inch PIX-E7, have just released firmware update 2.0, which offers support for their newest PIX-LR professional audio interface. The PIX-LR is also shipping as of today.

  3. Video Devices Updates PIX-E Series 4K Recorders with Firmware ver. 1.30 Adding AMIRA Support and More Anamorphic Options

    The PIX-E series recorders from Video Devices are not just excellent 4K ProRes recorders offering a professional high-bit rate solution to bypass any camera's internal recording codec, but they are also amazing monitors. With the new firmware update version 1.30, Video Devices provides PIX-E5/E5H and PIX-E7 users with an expanded anamorphic de-squeeze options, a new LCD Orientation menu, and support for the ARRI Amira camera.

  4. The 7-Inch Video Devices PIX-E7 4K Recorder/Monitor is Now Shipping!

    The wait is over! One of the most anticipated new product releases of 2015 - the PIX-E7 4K recorder/monitor from Video Devices is now shipping!

  5. Video Devices PIX-E5/H Firmware Update 1.10 Available for Download

    PIX-E5 Firmware

    Video Devices just announced firmware v1.10 for their 4K recorder line including the SDI/HDMI PIX-E and HDMI only PIX-E5H 4K-compatible recording monitors. Now the PIX-E5 and PIX-E5H monitors can record higher frame rates recording via HDMI, features enhanced playback capabilities, and anamorphic desqueeze. The Video Devices PIX-E5 now also supports 4K over SDI.

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