Never before 4K HDR 18Gbps/600MHz transmission over Ethernet cable (HDBaseT) featured such capacities.

The Maestro TX (Central) offers 4 HDMI inputs, 1 HDMI video output with scaling option and 1 dedicated HDMI audio output (720p or 1080p), LAN control, HDbaseT output, RS232, L/R stereo or optical 5.1 output, IR TX, IR RX, IR sensor, IR window, OLED display and 4 side-mounted buttons to access the menu of the device system.

The Maestro RX (receiver), powered by the transmitter, provides 1 HDbaseT input, 2 LAN ports for sharing the Internet connection with game console, TV or media player, 2 HDMI outputs with scaling capability, RS232, L/R stereo or optical 5.1 output, SPDIF input, IR sensor, IR TX, OLED display and 4 buttons on the side for menu control.

All inputs can process 4K HDR/HLG/DV/HDR10+ up to 18Gbps for video and support any existing audio format. All video outputs output 18Gbps and all audio formats, regardless of whether they are on the TX or RX. Both devices always operate in matrix/scaler mode to ensure the best possible setup.
With HDfury Maestro, Diva and Vertex², even Dolby Vision (DV) and Low Latency Dolby Vision (LLDV) formats can be output so that they can be displayed on an HDR10-compatible screen.

4K UHD OLED for Maestro
Both Maestro TX Central and RX Unit are providing real time signal info on their respective OLED screens.
OLED are also used to display system menu and allow navigation via push buttons on each unit.

In software terms, Maestro is the first solution on the market to offer full control over the integrated, brand new HDfury web server.
A dedicated computer with a special driver for the execution of configuration software or updates is no longer required. Any web browser-based device, computer or smartphone can be used to access, control and update Maestro TX and RX devices (each with its own web server). This makes the process as easy as visiting a website. Maestro offers revised and improved HDR management functions, as well as TMDS switching for all inputs as a world first.

Unique Selling Point: HDMI 2.1 Breakthrough
The Maestro TX now supports ARC and eARC extraction of the TV for bitrates up to Atmos, TrueHD, which is forwarded to the HDMI audio output (ARC key function).

All HDfury Legacy functions remain untouched. Each input EDID can be individually selected from a list of 100 EDID, including HDCP conversion, scaling and signal operations such as Chroma/Color depth/Color Space, PJ&Display macro, Infoframes modes, CEC command, ARC, HTPC mode, special modes, sound extraction and more.

All setup information is viewable at a glance on the OLED, On Screen Display or web server.

Maestro is intelligent HDbaseT solution and converter for interoperability between HDMI devices of all versions - for content creation, calibrators, streamers, digital entertainment centers, UHDTV retail, show sites, data centers, schools, conferences, home cinema and many more applications.