
Blackmagic Design BM-SWATEMMXEPCEXTISO ATEM SDI Extreme ISO Switcher
Eight-input ISO recording switcher that captures every feed clean, ready for post or live broadcast
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Overview
Key Features
FEATURE RICH: Supports up to 9 layers; 4 x Upstream Keyers; 2 x Downstream Keyers; Up to 16 Screen Multiview; 4G and 5G Phone Support; Records 9 separate H.264 video streams in real time.
APPLICATIONS: Multicamera live streaming to the Internet or broadcast applications. Perfect for education & training, business presentations, livestream eSport events and more.
INPUTS: 8 x 3G-SDI, 10-bit HD switchable, 2 channel embedded audio (Re-Sync, Frame Rate and Format Converters on all inputs); 2 x 3.5mm TRS Stereo Analog Audio; 1 x RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet for live streaming, software control and direct or network panel connection.
OUTPUTS: 4 x 3G-SDI; 1 x 3.5mm TRS Stereo Analog Audio; 2 x USB Type-C 3.1 Gen 1 for external drive recording, webcam out, software control and panel connection.
INCLUDES: ATEM SDI Extreme ISO live stream switcher and external 12V DC power supply with international socket adapters.
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Nine-stream ISO recording with a DaVinci Resolve project file means you walk away from every show with a fully re-editable multicam timeline
- Eight 3G-SDI inputs with built-in re-sync and format conversion eliminate the need for external sync generators or converters on set
- Fairlight audio mixer with per-channel EQ, compression, and limiting handles broadcast-quality sound without a separate mixing desk
- Compact form factor fits in a pelican case for fly-pack and remote production work where rack space is nonexistent
- Four SDI outputs provide flexible routing for confidence monitors, recording decks, or downstream graphics feeds
👎 Cons
- No HDMI inputs means you'll need SDI-equipped cameras or converters for any HDMI sources, adding cost to smaller setups
- The compact chassis has no built-in monitor — you're reliant on external displays for multiview, which adds to your fly-pack footprint
- Recording nine streams simultaneously demands fast USB-C SSDs, and slower drives will drop frames without warning
- At 65W draw from the included external power supply, there's no internal battery or redundant power option — a UPS is recommended for mission-critical live events
- The small physical control surface is limiting for fast switching during complex shows, pushing you toward the separate ATEM hardware panels at additional cost