The VP−771 accepts one of nine inputs, including one component video, one DisplayPort (DP), one 3G HD−SDI, two computer graphics video, two composite video and two HDMI inputs. It scales the video, embeds the audio, and outputs the video signal simultaneously to one HDMI, one computer graphics, one 3G HD−SDI and one DGKat Twisted Pair, and outputs the audio signal simultaneously to a digital audio output, an unbalanced stereo audio output and a 2×10−watt amplified balanced stereo speaker output.

The VP-771 supports multiple output resolutions, up to 2K and 1080p. It features Kramer’s K-Storm Scaling Technology for converting incoming video signals to a scaled output resolution and Kramer’s FTB (Fade-Through-Black) switching technology that ensures ultra-fast, glitch−free switching.

The VP-771 is HDTV compatible, HDCP compliant and supports HDMI Deep Color. It features multi-standard operation and SDI channelling. It also features advanced input and output EDID Management and built-in ProcAmp. The unit also has a built-in time base corrector to stabilize any unstable video sources.

The VP-771 has an advanced feature set that includes:

• Kramer’s K-IIT XL™ Picture-in-Picture Image Insertion technology – any video source can be inserted into or positioned next to a computer graphics video source or vice versa.
• Luma Keying technology – for compositing two video sources into a single image.
• Emergency Alert Notification – provides the ability to have a national or campus-wide notification immediately displayed when an emergency situation develops and when connected to a network.
• Full Web page Management – a built-in web interface activated when connected through Ethernet, allowing simplified setup and switching, windows customization, scaling and deinterlacing functions, and more.

The VP-771 also includes a microphone input that supports mix and talk−over features, as well as 0−90msec adjustable delay to prevent feedback.

The VP-771 switcher/scaler is ideal for homes, boardrooms, hotels, churches, lecture theatres and training rooms, as well as more complex installations.