NEXT is a device engineered, produced and developed by Cinemartin to give Filmakers, Directors, DP and Cinematographers a portable video  recorder and computer device allowing to achieve, record and manage, the best picture / video quality from amost any professional camera, with the best easy of use, compatibility and on-live features / performance at an affordable price.

NEXT comes with custom software developed for video and audio purposes. It allows you to select the output preset between Uncompressed, Motion JPEG and latest and widely used codecs like Prores or H264 up to HEVC H.265.
NEXT Live, is the Main interface allowing you to select the Framerate, Resolution, Codec, Bits, etc..
Other software may come included

Yes, pending to develop

Yes, like all of our software

NEXT is available in several models from only HDMI input/output to 4x 6G-SDI and 2x HDMI (1 input 1 output).
All models come with 2x Display ports, 4x USB 3.0 and 2x GigaEthernet ports

Hight end model record up to 4K at 60 frames per second. All other models records up to 4Kp30, or 1080up to 60p, 720p60, etc.
All models can record at 8 or at 10-Bit. Depending on video engine model up to 4:2:0 and 4:2:2 or up to 4:4:4

NEXT record default in Uncompressed 8 or 10-Bit or Motion-JPEG or 10-bit DPX. Included software automatically transcode to Prores 422 up to 4444,  HEVC - H.265 amont others available codecs. MAC OS allows for Prores native direct recording via Media Express software from Blackmagic.

1920x1080 at 23.98, 24, 25, 30, 50, 60 progressive frame (or 50i and 60i interlaced), 720P at 60, 4096x2160 at 23.98, 24, 25 (50 & 60P will be in a update) and 3840x2160  at 23.98, 24, 25, 30, 50 & 60 progressive frames (50 & 60 for high end 4K extreme powered model via a planned firmware upgrade using dual input). All models supports interlaced: 50i, 59i, 60i.

Yes, NEXT is a video recorder and a computer device. It is really a computer device designed for video purposes as long as a portable workstation. So you can simply plug in a keyboard and a mouse and use it as a computer.

NEXT is available with internal capacities from 500GB to 1000GB, but you can also plug a USB 3.0 pendrive and get a simple copy of your clips by simply pressing the Backup to USB button,. Up to 500MBps. Tested Samsung T1 with more than real 420MBps transferences. But really there is no need to wasting time moving the recorded clips back and forth, simply use the NEXT as a editing machine, Core i3, i5 and i7 are really fast machines.

Intel based CPU 4th & 5th generation, 64-Bit 15W TDP with standard and custom industrial components. Different models comes with different CPUs depending on price/model/features. Custom builds are available for users choose the Processor inside among other componentss

NEXT can run NLE like Adobe Premiere, Avid, Vegas, etc . as well as VFX as After Effects, Color grade such as DaVinci and other Windows compatible software. In fact, we used Next to edit with Adobe Premiere Pro CC the presentation video by Alex (here: )

Yes, you can conect to internet, upload or send any file using Wifi or Blutooth, connect USB pendrives and other USB 3.0 or 2.0 devices, etc.
You can also let NEXT act as a streaming server to let other people everywhere in the world with Internet access and plyback the videos located in NEXT

Yes, models featuring Intel Core i5 5th generation or Core i7 4th or 5th generation are compatible with MAC OS.
Cinemartin does not provide support or installation for MAC OS.
More information: http://www.macbreaker.com/2012/01/is-your-computer-hackintosh-compatible.html Haswell processors.. include built-in graphics cards, which come in two versions: HD 4600 and HD 4400. HD 4600 graphics work with OS X Mavericks and OS X Mountain Lion (version 10.8.5 and above). HD 4400 does not work in Mac. There are also several specialty Haswell processors that use HD 5200 and HD 5000, which are essentially the same as the HD 4600, in terms of compatibility." and here you can see that Core i5 5th gen and Core i7 4th or 5th gen have HD5000, HD6000 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Intel_graphics_processing_units

NEXT has been designed with low consuming parts, most of all are industrial components highly efficiency and the average power is 29W. As example, shoulder mount cameras consume between 35W and 65W.

You can supply power to the NEXT via AD/DC power or using a battery to the DC input.

NEXT can be ordered with a V-Mount battery plate, so you can attach any VMount compatible battery, but you can also use cheaper labtop batteries (90W is well enought). If you plan to use a portable labtop battery it must come with a HP like compatible connector of measure 5.1mm inner diameter and 7.4mm external diameter, depth 12.5mm. Portable battery must supply 19V, reccommended 90W.

Using a 120W/Hr battery around 4 hours of normal usage, a 90W a litle more than 3 hours.

Almost any camera that can output a clean uncompressed video signal via HDMI or SDI, HD-SDI, 3G-SDI and/or 6G-SDI is compatible with Next

Any compatible

At your own responsability, you loose the guarantee, but yes, you can install Linux and other O.S., may even MAC OS.

Since summer 2015.

Yes, it is build handcraft on a per order basis and delivered around a month after the purchase date.

We are looking for, so if you're a distributor interested in selling our devices in your country simply drop us an email atour sales contact (bottom)

Yes, but only by qualified distributors or by you to send to us the device, otherwise you loose the guarantee.

Yes, Cinemartin NEXT comes with Live T, a background transcoder tool able to convert clips from uncompressed or M-jpeg or DPX to all variants of Prores, H264 and HEVC H.265