Reviewing the New RGBlink Mini-MX Video Switcher

As a video production professional, I have been keeping an eye on the latest developments in video switchers for some time now. And let me tell you, the new all-in-one switcher from RGBlink is a game-changer.

For video production and live streaming in churches, schools, and event venues, the Mini-MX has everything you need to create high-quality, multi-camera productions. And the best part? You can control it all from one device.

The Mini-MX Features (As far as we can tell)

• PTZ Camera Control: With a fingertip joystick, you can control PTZ cameras using the VISCA protocol.
• Smart Pads: With multiple banks of smart pads, you can easily control your presets.
• Multi-View: You can use the built-in device screen or the multi-view HDMI output to see your multi-view.
• Program Out: This feature allows you to show program output on an external screen.
• Audio Mixer: With XLR inputs and HDMI audio control, you can mix audio live.
• T-bar: You can control your transitions with the T-bar.
• Layers: You can do overlays, keying out, and more with the touch screen layers.
• USB C Powered: This device is USB C powered, making it easy to use on the go.
• HDMI Inputs: You have four 4K HDMI inputs with individual audio control.
• Mobile App: You can control this device remotely with the mobile app.

The RGBlink Mini-MX looks to revolutionize the live streaming space. One of the main benefits of the Mini-MX is its ability to control everything, even your PTZ cameras, from one device. This saves you money and makes everything easier for your production team.

How Much Does It Cost?

At a price point of around $1300, the Mini-MX is a bit pricier than some other options on the market. But when you consider the cost of buying separate devices for each feature, like a Rodecaster Pro 2, an ATEM Mini Pro, and a PTZ joystick controller, the cost of this all-in-one switcher becomes much more reasonable.

Conclusion

Overall, the RGBlink Mini-MX looks to be a potential game-changer for churches, event venues, and especially podcaster studios.