The HyperDeck ISO Recorder 100G records eight cameras at once for live production, writing broadcast-quality Apple ProRes direct to network storage over 100G Ethernet, with the files immediately available for editing while recording continues.

Eight-channel ProRes recording over 100G Ethernet

A built-in hardware encoder handles all eight Ultra HD ProRes streams in real time, recording HQ, 422, LT or Proxy at up to 2160p60. Because the files sit on shared network storage, DaVinci Resolve can edit them while recording is still under way — the basis of a live-action replay system built around the multi-source viewer and an optional Replay Editor. All eight channels also play back simultaneously.

Fully redundant network and control connections

Connections are duplicated throughout: two 100G QSFP28 ports carry the SMPTE-2110 video network and two more carry network storage traffic, with SMPTE-2022-7 sending identical copies down both paths so a failed link never drops a frame. PTP reference and control connections are also duplicated, NMOS IS-04/IS-05 handles discovery, and each SMPTE ST 2110 IP video input stream supports 64 embedded audio channels, while each output stream supports 16.

Formats, colour and expansion

Recording spans HD and Ultra HD up to 2160p60 plus 4K DCI up to 4Kp30, in 10-bit 4:2:2 with Rec. 709 and Rec. 2020 colourspace and HDR support including Hybrid Log-Gamma and ST2084. A Blackmagic SDI Expander 8x12G adds 12G-SDI connectivity, and the natural storage partner is the Blackmagic Cloud Store Ultra, with the HyperDeck recording into one of its 100G ports while edit workstations read from the other.

Traditional deck controls and redundant power

The deck itself keeps traditional broadcast controls — 16 transport buttons, a machined-metal search dial with electronic clutch, and a 2.2-inch colour display, alongside a front speaker, headphone jack and USB-C. Two SDI monitor outputs and HDMI sit on the rear, external control spans RS-422, the HyperDeck Ethernet Protocol, a REST API and FTP with Web Media Manager, and dual internal power supplies complete the redundancy.