LONDON, U.K. — The new EDIROL P-10 is an affordable, compact and easy to use presenter complete with motion JPEG support, Slide Show function and SD(HC) storage and playback.The EDIROL P-10 is EDIROL’s latest entry-level video performance tool. It has a very intuitive operation, integrated design (for ease of use with other EDIROL video equipment) and a front panel that allows easy triggering of video clips via the sampler-like interface.

With 12 trigger pads and dedicated dials for the onboard effects, the EDIROL P-10 is the perfect hardware solution, being a faster, more elegant and reliable alternative to using a laptop on stage.

Other features include motion JPEG support for high quality stills and video and a Slide Show function to make movie-esque images from still pictures. The built-in colour display also makes the P-10 ideal for use as a dedicated controller in its own right, but the unit also connects via V-LINK to other supported devices so can easily be integrated within custom set-ups.

The EDIROL P-10 is a dedicated hardware device that takes away the frustration of using more complex computer-based systems, enabling trouble-free video triggering wherever you are.

The EDIROL P-10 is available now and retails at £799 (inc VAT)

Key Features of the P-10

· Supports both movies (motion JPEG) and still images (JPEG)

· Directly record to and playback from SD(HC) cards for maximum
reliability

· Slide Show function

· Analogue audio/video input terminal for direct capture

· Built in colour display for operation without external monitor

· Remote controllable from external products via V-LINK

For detailed information please visit us on EDIROL Europe www.edirol.co.uk

[tags]EDIROL P10 visual presenter, V-Link compatible products, Roland music and video gear, video triggering[/tags]

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