The Panasonic AG-MX70 provides broadcast-grade 4:2:2:4 digital component picture quality. It features more than 600 effect patterns and a 30-frame graphics buffer for roll, crawl, and logo animation using title files downloaded from a PC. A large LCD panel with a matrix menu helps assure quick, easy operation. Offering optional 3D video effects and SDI interface, this A/V mixer is ready for full-fledged digital post-production. The versatile AG-MX70 is right at home when connected to 25 Mbps DVCPRO VTRs in a digital editing system, or when used as a switcher either in the studio or at live events.

Features

• Designed for live events and full-fledged digital post-production 
• Compact unit with a 2-BUS, 8-input video switcher, high-performance, multi-functional digital video effects unit and versatile audio mixer. 
• 4:2:2:4 digital component picture quality with Dynamic RoundingTM for broadcast-quality video and 16:9 wide and 4:3 aspect ratio capability 
• Creates more than 600 2D effects patterns including transitions, key patterns, mosaic, paint, trail and multi-images 
• Optional AG-VE70P 3-D effects board delivers over 1600 effects including page-turns, accordion, spheres and ripples 
• An easy-to-operate joystick allows users to position and size effects as well as select and adjust colours. 
• Tally outputs for up to eight cameras and 2-channel frame synchronization permitting special effects in each of the A/B program busses 
• Large LCD control panel for easy operation and monitoring of system status. 
• Five-row matrix menu display with five rotary switches makes it easy to set the units multitude of functions 
• Inputs including composite, Y/C, component, or Serial Digital (SDI) 
• 30-frame graphics buffer for roll, crawl and logo animation; and a USB interface makes it easy to download graphics 
• RS-422A and RS-232C remote control terminals standard and a GPI terminal to permit the AG-MX70 to team with video editing devices 
• Versatile audio mixing with four stereo inputs (or embedded audio with the optional SDI interface), plus 2 Auxiliary Inputs, one of which can be switched to a microphone level input