Professional 4K 60p Video Converter

Roland Professional A/V has announced the VC-1SC-4K, a professional 4K 60p video converter/scaler. The VC-1SC-4K streamlines 4K video conversion and simplifies screen setup of LED walls and other displays for event productions and fixed installations.

LED wall applications with various resolutions and non-16:9 displays are expanding in today’s production, commercial, and rental environments. The VC-1SC-4K meets these growing needs with a practical hardware interface that offers high-quality processing and fast, intuitive operation.

Featuring a compact, rugged metal chassis manufactured in Japan, the VC-1SC-4K provides 4:4:4 10-bit processing and 12G-SDI/HDMI 2.0 support for seamless cross-format conversion between HD and 4K sources. Audio embedding and de-embedding with XLR balanced I/O is also supported, ensuring reliable integration with professional AV systems.

A dedicated multi-platform control app enables quick adjustment of screen resolution, aspect ratio, ROI cropping, and more. The signal monitoring feature shows the status of video and audio signals, while built-in test pattern generators aid in configuration and troubleshooting. With the library function, users can store/recall setups offline and on-site and easily share data with installation team members.

VC-1SC-4K Key Features

• 4K 60p HDR 4:4:4 10-bit processing optimized for LED wall applications
• Flexible cross conversion between 12G/6G/3G-SDI and HDMI 2.0
• Distribution amplifier with simultaneous output from two SDI and two HDMI signal ports
• Easily match video sources to different screen resolutions with flexible size and position control
• Advanced ROI (Region of Interest) feature for cropping specific areas
• Dedicated control and monitoring app for iOS, iPadOS, Android, macOS, and Windows
• Professional XLR balanced audio input and output with embed/de-embed support
• Compact, rugged metal chassis manufactured in Japan

Availability & Pricing

The Roland VC-1SC-4K Video Converter/Scaler will be available from October 2026