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Blackmagic Design SmartView Duo Rackmountable Dual 8" LCD Monitors

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Blackmagic Design SmartView Duo Rackmountable Dual 8" LCD Monitors
Key Features
  • 3G/HD/SD-SDI Inputs, Both with Loop-Out
  • Integrated Tally for Live Broadcast
  • Ethernet Input for Adjustments
  • Upgradeable Firmware via USB
Blackmagic Design's SmartView Duo comprises a pair of side-by-side 8" LCD monitors – both with an auto-selecting 3G/HD/SD-SDI input – that are housed in a 3 RU-high, rackmountable form factor. Ideal for live broadcast and mobile video production, the slim SmartView Duo features integrated tally (input via a standard 9-pin D connector) that clearly shows video status by displaying a red, green, or blue ring that borders the screen in question.

The 800 x 480-resolution displays' auto-switching SDI inputs accept an extremely wide range of digital signals, from standard-def 525i and 625i to full progressive high-definition 1080p60 and several flavors of 2K-resolution video. There's a loop-out BNC for both inputs, with re-clocking of the signal. For screen configuration and settings, plus firmware updates, the SmartView Duo has both USB 2.0 and Ethernet inputs.

For the SmartView Duo, a sleek design pays practical dividends. The thinness of the dual-display panel (less than 1") means it's easier to install, transport, and ship. The lack of mechanical controls on the panel itself takes inadvertent adjustments out of the equation. The auto-image-flip feature means that the displays can be rotated upside down so you can achieve the best viewing angle.

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Will th e Smartview Monitor display 1080p HDR?

Will th e Smartview Monitor display 1080p HDR?
Asked by: John
Yes, the Blackmagic Design SmartView Duo Rackmountable Dual 8" LCD Monitors can display 1080p content. But there is no HDR Support.
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2026-05-26

What is the ethernet on this for?

What is the ethernet on this for?
Asked by: Zachariah
Ethernet is to enable an end-user to drive the system via internet software control.
Answered by: hectorm
Date published: 2021-11-15

Do these Smartview monitors display both Level A ...

Do these Smartview monitors display both Level A and Level B 3G 1080p 59.94 signals?
Asked by: John
Yes, both Level A and Level B are supported when working with the Blackmagic Design SmartView Duo Rackmountable Dual 8" LCD Monitors. Both 1080p and 59.94 frame rates are also supported by the Smartview Duo display.
Answered by: Chris H
Date published: 2026-05-26

Does this monitor have the ability to show the ...

Does this monitor have the ability to show the waveform of the SDI input?
Asked by: Joe
It does not, this monitor does not offer wave forms.
Answered by: Joe P
Date published: 2019-11-04

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I'm curious about the smart Ethernet control - does that support remote viewing? Thanks
Asked by: Steve Y.
The Ethernet connection here is to allow you to remotely adjust monitor via your network. It does not support remote video picture viewing.
Answered by: Dennis A L.
Date published: 2018-08-28

Can I connect using dtap cable? If so what barrel ...

Can I connect using dtap cable? If so what barrel do I buy?
Asked by: Andres
it is a 2.5x5.5mm barrel. a D-Tap cable will work as long as it is regulated to 12 Volts.
Answered by: jabarih
Date published: 2021-12-20

I have a unique mounting need and would like to ...

I have a unique mounting need and would like to have either a VESA or baby pin out of the center/back. Any hardware solutions?
Asked by: Tom
The Blackmagic Design SmartView Duo Rackmountable Dual 8" LCD Monitors can only be mounted the way it is designed to.
Answered by: Jonathan S
Date published: 2024-06-14

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How does this offer 10 bit viewing with only 16.7 million colors? Display Color 16.7 million colors
Asked by: Tracy W.
The display can handle and loop through 10 bit while the display itself apparently is 8 bit.
Answered by: Dennis A L.
Date published: 2018-08-28
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