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Key Features
- Large LCD with Touchscreen Deck Controls
- Physical Controls, Two CFast Card Slots
- Quad 12G-SDI, HDMI, and Legacy Analog
- Fast USB Type-C Disk Port; 10G Ethernet
The HyperDeck Extreme 8K HDR from Blackmagic Design is an 8K recorder featuring a large display with standard touchscreen deck controls for viewing recordings. It also has physical deck controls on its left side and two CFast card slots on the right. Ideally, it would be used together with the optional HyperDeck Extreme Control deck, which provides traditional deck control features with a built-in editor for automating the ingest of legacy videotape-based programming. Both have the same 3 RU, half-rack width size and can be installed beside each other in a rack and combined into a traditional broadcast deck for a comprehensive workflow.
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I have seen that this hyperdeck has a Slot for ...
I have seen that this hyperdeck has a Slot for Optional M.2 PCIe NVMe Card for Cache Recording. ¿How can I install it and where can I buy it?
On the bottom of the HyperDeck there is a plate with 6 screws. With the unit turned off and disconnected, remove the screws and plate, insert the M.2 PCIe card, re-attach the screws and plate and you're all set. You can purchase the M.2 PCIe card from just about any computer hardware reseller.
Date published: 2019-07-24
Can this unit by itself function as a switcher ...
Can this unit by itself function as a switcher for live recording? Does the touchscreen allow for easily switching between recorded inputs?
The HyperDeck Extreme is suitable for live production as a master recorder, clip player, for recording ISO cameras, and it works well when paired with Blackmagic Design switchers, but it is not set up to be a switcher on it's own.
Date published: 2022-11-10
Can this record 4 different 4k cameras at once? ...
Can this record 4 different 4k cameras at once? if so what are the codec options for that?
No, it can only record 1 input at a time in ether ProRes or H.265.
Date published: 2024-07-01
Can I playback from 4 different outputs on this ...
Can I playback from 4 different outputs on this machine? Ex:. I have a 4 clips each playing on a different output via SDI Outs?
While the Extreme 8K can record up to 4 SDI streams, it is only capable of playing back the first one.
Date published: 2025-09-26
Do the HDMI input and outputs support 8K?
Do the HDMI input and outputs support 8K?
The Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Extreme 8K HDR HDMI supports only up to UHD 60FPS.
Date published: 2026-05-12
can this record 4 different 1080p cameras at ...
can this record 4 different 1080p cameras at once?
The Blackmagic Design HyperDeck Extreme 8K HDR can only record one input at a time in either ProRes or H.265.
Date published: 2025-06-05
I see this device cannot record multiple cameras ...
I see this device cannot record multiple cameras at once...so what is this device used for?
Unit will only support one unit at a time. Following unit is used for 8K recorder featuring a large display with standard touchscreen deck controls for viewing recordings.
Date published: 2025-08-05
Is this a viable option as a VTR for video ...
Is this a viable option as a VTR for video playback with the Constellation? The problem with the Hyperdeck minis is, they're so finicky with the types of files they will play back, we normally give up using them for playback due to frustration. Wondering if this deck has fixed that issue.
It works very well with the Constellation as a playback device. Yes - some files are finicky - our solution, pipeline everything through Adobe Encoder with their "Adobe Stock" preset - this makes them a flavor of ProRes (even up to 4k/59.94p) that the player is really happy with. Oh, and avoid special characters and long filenames. I can't put my finger on it, because we can export the SAME thing from Premiere, Avid Media Composer, etc., but a finalo pass in Encoder standardizes the files just right for us.
Date published: 2021-11-29