The Blackmagic HyperDeck Shuttle HD is a compact HDMI recorder and player for live production, presentations and signage, with a large search dial and built-in teleprompter, sports scoreboard and webcam modes.

Overview

The HyperDeck Shuttle HD records and plays HD up to 1080p60 in H.264 and ProRes to SD cards and USB-C disks, with a large search dial for fast, tactile control. It integrates cleanly with ATEM switchers for rolling clips and capturing program feeds in live production and broadcast.

Key features

• Records and plays HD up to 1080p60
• Records H.264 and ProRes to SD cards and USB-C disks
• Large search dial for fast cueing and playback
• Integrates with ATEM switchers for record and playback

At a Glance

Frequently Asked Questions

What does it record to?

SD cards and USB-C disks.

Does it work with ATEM switchers?

Yes, it is built to roll clips into and record from ATEM switchers.

Do I need a computer to use it?

No. HyperDeck records and plays on its own, and can also be controlled from a computer or over the network.

Can I control it remotely?

Yes, over Ethernet, and the broadcast deck models support RS-422 deck control.

Is it authentic and under warranty?

Yes. Victory Musical Instruments is an authorized Blackmagic Design dealer, so it ships new with the full Blackmagic Design manufacturer warranty.

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