Roland Pro A/V specializes in manufacturing direct streaming AV mixers and video switchers. The company's product portfolio includes the VR series mixers that combine video switching, audio mixing, and streaming capabilities in integrated units. The VR-120HD, launched in January 2023, serves as the flagship model featuring 42 audio channels, six SDI and six HDMI inputs, direct LAN streaming, onboard SDXC card recording/playback capabilities, and support for up to 1080p/60 FPS streaming. The VR-6HD, introduced as a compact business streaming solution, offers six HDMI inputs, 28-channel digital audio mixing, and support for dual LAN streaming destinations. The company's products incorporate advanced features like Adaptive Bitrate technology that automatically adjusts streaming rates based on network conditions, automated video switching, PTZ camera control, and extensive audio processing capabilities. Roland's AV mixers enable single-operator control through intuitive interfaces, featuring customizable workflows, macro sequencing, and scene memories for streamlined production.
In March 2024, the company announced plans to launch a new 4K mixer featuring dual touchscreens for intuitive operator control. Roland has also extended support for its Graphics Presenter software across multiple mixer models and added SRT streaming capabilities to several products through system updates.
Key customers and partnerships
Roland's AV mixers are widely used across various sectors including corporate organizations, houses of worship, educational institutions, esports venues, and broadcast facilities. The company has integrated support for multiple PTZ camera brands including Canon, JVC, Panasonic, Sony, PTZOptics, Avonic, and VISCA-compatible cameras. Roland's streaming solutions are compatible with major platforms like YouTube, Facebook Live, and Twitch.
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