RGBlink Video Processing & Switching · Complete Catalog
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors
Every RGBlink video switcher and processor we supply in one catalog — four LED wall processors and scalers, four video switchers, with verified specifications, 2026 street prices and six selection guides. All specifications verified against official RGBlink documentation.
System Overview
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors: the Two Ladders
RGBlink video switchers and processors are the two device families the brand builds for live video and LED display work. The processor ladder scales sources, composites layers and drives the output topology of an LED wall — four models from a $500 single-chain unit to a $9,995 4K/HDR chassis. The switcher ladder produces the live mix upstream — audio, recording and streaming in one console — four models from a $295 streaming desk to a $1,920 modular production switcher. The families meet at one cable: the switcher’s program output enters the processor, which feeds the LED control chain that drives the panels.
The four categories: (1) Scalers & single-chain processors — VSP 628PRO and X1 Gen2, one screen served directly or through one control chain. (2) Multi-output & 4K wall processors — X2 and X3, from sixteen 2K outputs to 4K/HDR with 12G-SDI. (3) All-in-one streaming switchers — mini-pro v3, mini-ISO and mini-edge SDI, touchscreen consoles with SDI, NDI and multi-platform streaming. (4) Modular production switchers — the M1, a Genlock-capable NDI|HX2 rack desk for studios and touring.
Category 1 of 4 · LED Scalers & Single-Chain Processors
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors Series: Scalers & Single-Chain Processors
Two units serve the one-screen brief. The VSP 628PRO drives a single LED screen directly through its built-in sender-card slot — no separate sending stage. The X1 Gen2 switches two clean sources into one existing control chain. Pick the VSP when the screen must run standalone; pick the X1 when a processor must sit in front of a control system already on the wall.
Category 2 of 4 · Multi-Output & 4K Wall Processors
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors Series: Multi-Output & 4K Wall Processors
Two modular chassis cover the walls that need more than one output. The X2 drives sixteen 2K outputs with sixteen layers on a 32K × 1K canvas. The X3 carries the 4K/HDR generation — 4K@60 HDMI 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.2 inputs, 4K HDR and 12G-SDI modules, up to eight display outputs — in four builds from the X3 to the touch-panel X3 Touch and the streaming X3p.
Category 3 of 4 · All-in-One Streaming Switchers
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors Series: All-in-One Streaming Switchers
Three touchscreen consoles put switching, audio, recording and streaming in one box with no laptop in the chain. The mini line scales by connector: HDMI-only rooms start at the mini-pro v3, SDI and NDI rooms move to the mini-ISO, and installed 24/7 rooms take the mini-edge SDI with its monitor, presets and XLR inputs.
Category 4 of 4 · Modular Production Switchers
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors Series: Modular Production Switchers
The rack-mount rung of the switching ladder. The M1 is the first of RGBlink’s modular M-series: swappable NDI and SDI I/O for changing input sets, internal pixel scaling, and Genlock and tally for studio timing. Its program output feeds an X2 or X3 wall processor downstream.
Architecture
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors: the Signal Chain, Stage by Stage
One drawing explains the whole catalog. Sources sit on the left — cameras on HDMI or SDI, laptops and media servers on HDMI or NDI, network streams anywhere on the LAN. The switcher family arbitrates the live mix and adds audio, recording and streaming. One program output leaves the switcher, and the wall side takes over: the processor scales that program and everything around it for the display, then hands the frame to the LED control layer — a sending stage, receiving cards and configuration software — which drives the panels.
- Sources to switcher. The mini-pro v3 streams and records while it switches; the mini-ISO and mini-edge SDI bring SDI, NDI and PTZ control onto a 10-connector desk; the M1 adds Genlock, tally and modular NDI I/O for the studio.
- Switcher to processor. One clean program enters the wall processor. A single screen is served by the VSP 628PRO direct-drive slot or the X1 Gen2 clean-take inputs; walls that outgrow one chain step to the X2 (sixteen outputs, sixteen layers, 32K × 1K canvas) and then to the X3 (16 modular inputs, eight display outputs, 4K@60, HDR, 12G-SDI).
- Processor to control layer. Each processor output feeds an LED control path — the sending stage and its receiving cards for that screen section. This is the layer the Novastar, Colorlight and Mooncell ecosystems own, and it is why an RGBlink processor pairs with them instead of replacing them.
- Wall timing stays locked. Broadcast sources that must cut on a frame clock arrive over 12G-SDI (2SI/SQD switchable on the X3 module); the wall-facing outputs stay on the conventional video path the receiving chain expects.
Verified Pricing
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors: 2026 Price Overview
Every figure below carries its source — US reseller listings current in September 2026 — and the X3 family’s configuration-quoted builds are marked as such rather than given invented street prices. The full sourcing note, per-output math and order-code discipline are in our RGBlink LED video processor price guide.
Read the table by outputs and the ladder becomes arithmetic: the X2 at $3,429 across sixteen outputs works out to about $214 per output, while the X3 Touch at $9,995 across eight display outputs works out to about $1,249 per output — the gap is the 4K/HDR silicon behind each output, not margin. The single-screen units invert the math: the X1 at $500 per chain is the cheapest supported entry, and the VSP at $2,800 bundles its sending stage in the chassis.
Two pricing styles stay separate on purpose. Fixed builds — the mini line, X1, VSP, M1 and the listed X2 configuration — carry street prices close to final. Configurable builds — the X2 module kit and the X3 family — are quoted by order code, and the street figure is a planning floor, not a ceiling. The verified price guide breaks every figure down with its source note.
Where It Sits
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors in the LED Control Ecosystem
RGBlink builds the processing and switching layer, not the LED control layer: its processors feed the sending controllers, receiving cards and configuration software that the major control brands make. A wall typically pairs one of those control catalogs with an upstream RGBlink processor rather than replacing it — we supply and test the pairing as one chain.
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Learn Before You Buy
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors: Selection Guides
Six guides on this site carry the decisions behind this catalog, all built from the same official data.
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Support
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors: Resources & Support
Each product page in this catalog carries its full resource set: official specification sheets and user manuals as downloadable PDFs, the factory-shipped firmware baseline and the specification history, so a quoted configuration matches the document revision. Support questions should reference the unit’s order code — X-series builds carry codes such as 310-0003-15-0 (X3) and 310-0003-01-0 (X3 Touch) — because the answer changes with the module kit. The wall processors are configured and controlled over the LAN with the XPOSE platform (Windows and macOS) and the T Series consoles; the switchers run from their onboard touchscreens, and the M1 from its rack console with Genlock and tally.
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RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors: FAQ
Compliance
RGBlink Video Switchers and Processors: Certifications
All eight models ship with the certifications documented on their product pages — CE, FCC and RoHS compliance on the current production baseline, with genuine packaging and documentation accompanying factory-direct orders. Certification copies follow the build: request them with the order code at quote time, and note that the X3 family’s module configurations carry their own compliance paperwork.
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