RGBlink Mini ISO 10-Channel All-in-One Switcher
10 channels in · NDI in/out · USB webcam output · 4-platform streaming · 0.6 kg
A pocket-size all-in-one switcher that takes 4× HDMI 2.0, 4× 3G-SDI, UVC and NDI sources, mixes them on a 3.5-inch touch screen, and streams, records and outputs as a webcam — supplied by Excelled, a trusted LED display manufacturer and controller supplier for global B2B system integrators.
RGBlink Mini ISO All-in-One Switcher at a Glance
What is it? The RGBlink Mini ISO is a 10-channel all-in-one switcher — switcher, streamer, recorder and webcam capture box in one unit, developed by RGBlink (Xiamen) and supplied factory-direct by Excelled Display.
What can it take in? Four HDMI 2.0 inputs up to 4K@60 (HDCP 1.4), four 3G-SDI inputs up to 1080p60, one UVC USB input and one NDI input over Ethernet.
What does it output? Dual HDMI 1.3 outputs for multi-view Preview/Program/Test Pattern, a USB webcam output (YUY2/MJPEG) that any computer recognizes without drivers, MP4 recording up to 16 Mbps, plus RTMP(S) streaming to 4 platforms and NDI|HX2 output.
Who is it for? Multi-camera live production crews, houses of worship, corporate webcast teams and LED screen operators who need SDI cameras, PTZ control, chroma key and streaming in one portable 0.6 kg unit.
What is included? The Mini ISO unit with USB-C PD power support, one-key USB recording, TAO Cloud 1-to-N integrated control and remote control from iOS/Android — pricing and lead time from our sales team.
Why the Mini ISO Replaces Six Boxes on a Streaming Cart
A typical multi-camera streaming rig stacks an SDI-to-HDMI converter, an NDI license, an audio mixer, a monitor, a PTZ controller and a capture card — each with its own power supply and failure point. The Mini ISO all-in-one switcher folds all of them into one 197 × 113 × 60 mm unit that runs from a single USB-C PD source at up to 35 W.
Everything the operator touches lives on the front panel: a 3.5-inch TFT touch screen for menus and source display, a five-way joystick for PTZ cameras, dedicated CUT and AUTO keys, 15 transition effects and per-channel AFV audio-follow controls. Video latency stays under 3 frames, so cuts land when the operator expects them.
Ten Input Channels
4× HDMI 2.0 at 4K@60, 4× 3G-SDI at 1080p60, 1× UVC webcam input and 1× NDI source input — mixed in one switcher.
HDMI 2.0 4K60 Inputs
Quad HDMI inputs accept 3840×2160@60 and 4096×2160@60 with HDCP 1.4, from laptops, media players and 4K cameras.
NDI In and Out
Acts as an NDI encoder on the network output and as an NDI decoder for sources on the LAN (NDI | HX2 supported).
Multi-Platform Streaming
RTMP(S) streaming to 4 platforms simultaneously via the Ethernet port, or up to 32 platforms through RGBlink TAO Cloud control.
Mini ISO Inputs: Quad HDMI 2.0 4K60, Quad 3G-SDI, UVC and NDI
The Mini ISO accepts PC, laptop, camera and recorder sources across four interface families at the same time. Broadcast-style SDI cameras land on the four BNC inputs; presentation laptops and media players land on HDMI; a USB camera or capture stick joins over UVC; and any NDI source on the network can be pulled in as channel ten.
| Input | QTY | Capability |
|---|---|---|
| HDMI 2.0 | 4 | Up to 3840×2160@60 / 4096×2160@60; 1080p up to 60 Hz; HDCP 1.4; embedded audio on all four inputs. |
| 3G-SDI (BNC) | 4 | 720p@50/60, 1080i@50/59.94/60, 1080p up to 23.98–60 Hz per SMPTE 425M / 424M / 292M / 259M-C; DVB-ASI supported. |
| UVC (USB-A) | 1 | USB camera / USB capture input at 1080p@60 — feed a second webcam or a playback laptop straight into the mix. |
| NDI (RJ45) | 1 | Decodes any NDI source on the Ethernet range as a video input (NDI | HX2). |
| Audio in | 2 + emb. | Two 3.5mm mini-jack external inputs (Line and Mic level) mixed with the 4-channel HDMI/SDI embedded audio. |
PTZ camera control is built in: the five-direction joystick and toggle drive IP VISCA protocol cameras, with pan, tilt, zoom and focus plus save-and-load preset recall for one-click camera positions during a live show.
Webcam USB Output, NDI, RTMP(S) Streaming and One-Key Recording
The Mini ISO gives the program four ways out at once. The USB webcam output serves any computer as a plug-and-play camera; the RJ45 port pushes RTMP(S) to four platforms simultaneously and doubles as an NDI|HX2 encoder; the USB record port writes an MP4 up to 16 Mbps; and dual HDMI 1.3 outputs feed multi-view Preview, Program or Test Pattern monitors.
| Output | Format | Role |
|---|---|---|
| USB webcam out | YUY2 / MJPEG | 720p@60 or 1080p@24/25/30/50/60 — recognized as a webcam by Facebook, YouTube, ZOOM and similar platforms with no driver. |
| RTMP(S) / NDI | Ethernet RJ45 | Stream to 4 platforms at once via RTMP(S); NDI|HX2 output makes the program an NDI source on the LAN; TAO Cloud 1-to-N control extends to more platforms and devices. |
| USB record | MP4 ≤16 Mbps | One-key recording to a USB drive in exFAT or FAT32 — capture the program while you stream, no separate recorder. |
| HDMI out ×2 | HDMI 1.3 | 1280×720@50/60, 1920×1080@30/50/60 and 1080×1920@60 portrait — multi-view Preview, Program or Test Pattern on two monitors. |
Graphics tools travel with the switcher: picture-in-picture, chroma key with selectable green or blue key color, luma key and 15 transition effects — enough to build a titled, keyed, multi-source program without a computer in the chain.
3.5-Inch Touch Screen, PTZ Joystick and Audio-Follow Mixing
The 3.5-inch TFT touch screen doubles as menu navigator, multi-view source display and status panel — view controls, scene recalls and input meters sit one tap away, which is why the Mini ISO works on a crowded streaming cart where a laptop would not fit.
Audio is mixed, not just passed: the four HDMI/SDI embedded channels and two external 3.5mm inputs can be mixed and monitored with AFV (audio-follow-video) per channel, outputting PCM 2-channel 24-bit at 48 kHz to the embedded HDMI/USB program and the dedicated 3.5mm audio output. Remote operation runs from the RGBlink mobile apps on iOS and Android, from Windows and macOS desktop software, and through TAO Cloud integrated control.
Where the RGBlink Mini ISO Switcher Earns Its Keep
Multi-Camera Live Production: SDI Cameras, One Operator
Four SDI cameras plus an HDMI laptop cover weddings, services and panel shows. The joystick drives PTZ cameras over IP VISCA, presets jump between shots, and the program goes out as webcam, RTMP and NDI at the same time — one operator, one box, under 3 frames of latency.
Houses of Worship & Corporate Webcasts: Stream and Archive Together
The one-key MP4 recording writes the archive while RTMP(S) streams to the platforms the congregation actually uses. Chroma key drops lyrics or lower thirds over the camera feed without an external graphics laptop.
LED Screen & Projector Events: Portrait and Multi-View Outputs
The dual HDMI 1.3 outputs include a 1080×1920@60 portrait mode for vertical LED pillars and totem screens, and the multi-view output lets an LED wall or a stage monitor show Preview, Program or Test Pattern as needed.
RGBlink Mini Series: Mini ISO vs mini-edge vs mini-pro
All three Mini-series switchers stream, record and output webcam over USB; they differ in I/O depth, screen size and audio architecture. Specs below are taken from the published RGBlink specification sheets (mini-ISO V1.1, mini-edge and mini-pro v3).
| Model | Mini ISO ☆ | mini-edge | mini-pro |
|---|---|---|---|
| Video inputs | 4×HDMI 2.0 + 4×SDI + UVC + NDI (10 ch) | 4×HDMI 2.0 + UVC (5 ch) | 4×HDMI 2.0 (4 ch) |
| Max input | 4K@60 (4096×2160@60) | 4K@60 (4096×2160@60) | 4K@60 (4096×2160@60) |
| HDMI outputs | 2 × HDMI 1.3 | 2 × HDMI 1.3 | 2 × HDMI 1.3 |
| Screen | 3.5-inch TFT touch | 5.5-inch IPS touch | 2.1-inch IPS touch |
| Audio inputs | 4 embedded + 2 external (3.5mm) | 4 embedded + 4 external incl. XLR/6.35mm mic with 48V phantom, Bluetooth | 4 embedded + 2 external (3.5mm) |
| NDI | In + out (NDI|HX2) | — | — |
| Streaming | RTMP(S) ×4 + TAO 1 drag N | RTMP(S) ×4 + TAO 1-to-32 | RTMP(S) ×4 + TAO 1-to-32 |
| Recording | USB, MP4 ≤16 Mbps | USB-C, drive up to 2TB | USB, drive up to 2TB |
| Video latency | <3 frames | <4 frames | <3 frames |
| Power / weight | USB-C PD, 35 W / 0.60 kg | USB-C PD, 36 W / 1.48 kg | USB-C PD, 20 W / 0.42 kg |
| Typical fit | SDI/NDI multi-cam production, streaming + archive | Presenter-led streams needing pro audio & big screen | Compact HDMI-only streaming rigs |
Model pages: RGBlink mini-edge portable switcher · mini-pro streaming switcher. Unsure which fits your source list? Send us your camera and platform list — our engineers map it in one reply.
RGBlink Mini ISO Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Product type | 10-channel all-in-one switcher (switcher / streamer / recorder / webcam capture) |
| Video inputs | 4× HDMI 2.0 (HDCP 1.4), 4× 3G-SDI BNC, 1× UVC USB-A, 1× NDI RJ45 |
| Max input resolution | 3840×2160@60 and 4096×2160@60 (HDMI 2.0); 1080p60 (SDI/UVC) |
| Video outputs | 2× HDMI 1.3 (720p@50/60, 1080p@30/50/60, 1080×1920@60), 1× USB webcam (YUY2/MJPEG), 1× USB record, 1× RJ45 RTMP(S)/NDI |
| USB webcam output | 1280×720@60, 1920×1080@24/25/30/50/60 — driver-free webcam enumeration |
| Streaming | RTMP(S) to 4 platforms; NDI|HX2 output; TAO Cloud integrated control |
| Recording | One-key USB recording, MP4 up to 16 Mbps, exFAT / FAT32 |
| Switching & effects | AUTO / WIPE modes, 15 transition effects, PIP, chroma key (green/blue), luma key, multi-view preview |
| PTZ control | 5-direction joystick + toggle, IP VISCA protocol, save/load presets with one-click recall |
| Audio | 4× HDMI/SDI embedded + 2× 3.5mm external (Line/Mic); PCM 2ch 24-bit 48 kHz; AFV per channel; 1× 3.5mm output |
| Video latency | <3 frames |
| Color processing | RGB 8-bit, YCbCr 4:4:4 8-bit, YCbCr 4:2:2 8-bit |
| Standards | HDMI 2.0, HDCP 1.4, USB 3.0, SDI SMPTE 425M/424M/292M/259M-C, DVB-ASI, NDI|HX2, H.265 |
| Control | 3.5-inch TFT touch screen; Windows / macOS desktop software; iOS / Android apps; TAO Cloud |
| Power | USB-C PD 3.0, 12 V/2.5 A, max 35 W |
| Operating environment | 0–60 °C, 10–85% humidity |
| Net size / weight | 197 × 113 × 60 mm / 0.60 kg |
| Packed size / weight | 255 × 145 × 85 mm / 1.38 kg |
| Order code | 230-0007-01-0 (mini-ISO) |
Mini ISO Buying Guide: 5 Checks Before You Order
- Count your source interfaces, not just cameras. The Mini ISO wins when at least one source is SDI or NDI; if everything is HDMI, the mini-pro covers it more cheaply.
- Decide where the program lands. Webcam output suits a laptop-plus-ZOOM workflow; RTMP(S) suits direct-to-platform; NDI suits venues wiring video over LAN — the Mini ISO does all three, but pick your primary path.
- Size the audio plan. Two external 3.5mm inputs plus embedded audio cover most talking-head and camera-mix shows; XLR microphones with phantom power belong on the mini-edge instead.
- Plan the record media. One-key recording writes MP4 up to 16 Mbps to a USB drive in exFAT or FAT32 — bring a drive rated for continuous writes if you record full events.
- Confirm PTZ camera protocol. The joystick speaks IP VISCA; analog serial PTZ cameras need a converter, so list camera models before ordering.
Price and Cost Factors
The Mini ISO is priced as a six-box replacement, so the honest comparison is the bundle it replaces: converter, NDI license, mixer, monitor, PTZ controller and capture card. Final price varies with order quantity, accessory configuration and whether you want pre-configured scene setups — tell our team the source list and platforms and we quote the whole kit, not just the box.
RGBlink Mini ISO All-in-One Switcher FAQ
Q1 What is the RGBlink Mini ISO all-in-one switcher?
The Mini ISO is a 10-channel all-in-one switcher that combines switching, streaming, recording and webcam capture in one portable unit. It takes four HDMI 2.0 inputs up to 4K@60, four 3G-SDI inputs, one UVC input and one NDI input, and outputs dual HDMI monitors, a driver-free USB webcam feed, MP4 recording and RTMP(S)/NDI streams.
Q2 Which input resolutions does the Mini ISO support?
HDMI 2.0 inputs accept up to 3840×2160@60 and 4096×2160@60 with HDCP 1.4, including 1080p and common VESA formats. The four SDI inputs accept 720p, 1080i and 1080p up to 60 Hz under SMPTE 425M, 424M, 292M and 259M-C. UVC input runs at 1080p60, and NDI sources decode over the LAN.
Q3 Can the Mini ISO stream to multiple platforms at the same time?
Yes. The Ethernet port streams RTMP(S) to four platforms simultaneously, such as YouTube, Facebook and TikTok. Through RGBlink TAO Cloud integrated control the program can be re-streamed to many more platforms, and the same port also outputs NDI|HX2 so the program appears as an NDI source on the network.
Q4 How does the USB webcam output work?
The USB stream port enumerates as a standard webcam in YUY2 or MJPEG format at 720p60 or 1080p up to 60 Hz. Connect it to any computer with a USB cable and conferencing or streaming software such as ZOOM, YouTube or Facebook Live recognizes it as a camera without installing a driver or a capture card.
Q5 Does the Mini ISO record while streaming?
Yes. The dedicated USB record port performs one-key recording of the program as MP4 at bit rates up to 16 Mbps onto a USB drive formatted in exFAT or FAT32. Recording runs independently of the webcam and RTMP outputs, so you can stream to platforms and archive the show at the same time.
Q6 Can the Mini ISO control PTZ cameras?
Yes. The five-direction joystick and toggle control PTZ cameras over IP VISCA protocol, including pan, tilt, zoom and focus. Camera positions can be saved as presets and recalled with one click during the live show, which is why the Mini ISO is often used as both switcher and camera controller for small crews.
Q7 What chroma key and transition features are included?
The Mini ISO includes chroma key with selectable green or blue key color, luma key support, picture-in-picture and 15 transition effects. Switching modes cover manual CUT and AUTO transitions, and the multi-view preview shows all sources so the operator always sees the next shot before taking it.
Q8 How many audio inputs does the Mini ISO have?
It mixes four HDMI/SDI embedded audio channels with two external 3.5mm mini-jack inputs that accept Line or Mic level. Audio outputs as PCM 2-channel 24-bit at 48 kHz on the HDMI and USB program feeds plus a dedicated 3.5mm output, with AFV (audio-follow-video) switching per channel.
Q9 What video latency can I expect?
The published specification lists video latency under 3 frames through the processing chain. For live switching this means cuts land essentially in real time between the source and the program outputs, which matters when switching cameras that are also visible on stage monitors.
Q10 How is the Mini ISO powered and how portable is it?
It runs from USB-C Power Delivery 3.0 at 12 V/2.5 A with a maximum power draw of 35 W, so standard PD chargers and power banks work. The unit measures 197 × 113 × 60 mm and weighs 0.60 kg, which fits a camera bag — the whole multi-camera rig travels as switcher plus cables.
Q11 Which devices and software can control the Mini ISO remotely?
Control options include the front-panel 3.5-inch touch screen, desktop software for Windows and macOS, mobile apps for iOS and Android, and RGBlink TAO Cloud for integrated multi-device control. The Ethernet port carries streaming and control together, so one cable handles the network side.
Q12 How much does the RGBlink Mini ISO cost?
Pricing depends on order quantity, accessory configuration and destination, so contact our team for a factory-direct quote. When comparing prices, benchmark against the stack it replaces — SDI-to-HDMI converter, NDI license, audio mixer, monitor, PTZ controller and capture card — rather than against single-purpose switchers.
The RGBlink Mini ISO, Delivered as a Complete Live Production Kit
RGBlink Mini ISO gives crews one 0.6 kg unit that switches ten channels, streams to four platforms, records the archive and controls the cameras — backed by Excelled’s pre-shipment testing and factory-direct support. Pair it with our LED screens for stage and venue shows, or drop it into an existing streaming cart.
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