At the heart of the Ovide Smart Assist M200 Quad is its integrated QTAKE software, which turns the device into a complete professional video assist and recording tool. QTAKE allows the video assist team to capture and manage multiple SDI signals in real time, process graphics and metadata, perform chroma key and live compositing, and offer remote streaming to multiple devices. Thanks to QTAKE, signal monitoring, redundant recording on interchangeable SSDs, and image distribution are integrated into a single efficient workflow, offering total signal control for one or more cameras and ensuring that every shot is captured accurately and reliably on set.
Its 22″ touchscreen with 4K DCI resolution (4096 × 2304 px, 10 bits) allows for accurate viewing of framing, exposure, and color, giving the video-assist team complete control over the signal. With a brightness of 500 nits, it is ideal for indoor environments or controlled sets, where detailed and accurate viewing of each shot is required.
The M200 Quad supports up to 4 SDI inputs and up to 12 SDI outputs, facilitating signal distribution to video villages, recording monitors, and other control points on set. With its integrated QTAKE software, it enables hot-swappable SSD recording, real-time graphics processing, chroma key, metadata, and remote streaming to multiple devices, ensuring that the entire video workflow is managed securely and efficiently.
Power is flexible, compatible with V-Mount batteries, and includes a 2-minute internal UPS to protect recording from power outages. Its rugged construction and quiet fan ensure reliable performance on any shoot, while the C-Stand mount allows for stable placement of the equipment on set.
In short, the Ovide Smart Assist M200 Quad combines image monitoring, recording, and real-time signal distribution in a single device, providing total video-assist control for one or more cameras. This equipment is available for rent at RCservice, offering a professional solution for signal management and recording on demanding shoots.
