Description
MHUB PRO 2.0 (4×4) 40
MHUBPRO24440
- 4 x HDMI inputs
- 4 x HDBaseT output
- 4 x HDMI mirror output
- HDMI 2.0 18Gbps / Audio Matrix with ARC / Auto Scaling / CEC
- All PoH receivers included (40m @ 4K)
Designed for uncompromising AV professionals who don’t have time to find workarounds or accept compromise. With perfect-plug-n-play, MHUB PRO 2.0 is next-level matrixing.
Integrated audio matrix with ARC
Listen to MHUB PRO 2.0’s newest feature.
Two matrixes for the price of one. MHUB PRO 2.0 adds an audio matrix to its feature list with four independent audio inputs and ‘situational audio’ such as HDMI source audio or Audio Return Channel (ARC) which can be routed native or downmixed to any of MHUB’s audio output ports. It’s even possible to mix audio from any input over any video stream. Now that should be music to your ears.
18Gbps
18Gbps throughput native or visually lossless TPC technology.
Auto Scaling
Onboard auto downscaling for 2K & 4K display combinations.
Audio Matrix
Additional audio matrix with four inputs and ARC routing.
Brochure
Datasheet
Manual
Go further than the rest
Distance when it matters.
MHUB PRO 2.0 takes transmission distance to the next level offering up to 100m/328Ft of 4K range, ideal for large, demanding properties.
Featuring the most compatible port ever:
Introducing SuperPort. The port you never knew you needed, until now.
ARC available embedded, downmixed or extracted all from a single port, no widgets, adapters or additional hardware required it’s all inside SuperPort.
Supports “full fat 18Gbps” in & out
Standard video distribution systems support 10.2Gbps.
MHUB PRO 2.0 has Tipping Point Compression (TPC) which enables MHUB to send 4K HDR content at higher bandwidths and over greater distances than the rest. Visually lossless, it’s almost impossible to tell a native picture from the TPC one.
Mix 1080p & 4K displays
MHUB PRO 2.0 features on board auto downscaling delivering 4K source content to all 4K displays whilst also accommodating any older 1080p displays that would otherwise drag the whole system down to that resolution.
