Ki Pro GO2 File Based Recorder/Player v5.0 5 www.aja.com
Chapter 1 – Introduction
Overview
AJA's Ki Pro GO2 is a portable genlock free, multi-channel H.264/H.265 HD and
SD redundant recorder/player. Ki Pro GO2 records pristine quality video to off-
the-shelf USB media. The flexible architecture of Ki Pro GO2 is designed for live
production, sports, corporate events, training, houses of worship and more.
Ki Pro GO2 combines the Ki Pro family’s intuitive design, flexibility and high
quality with encoding/decoding of H.264/H.265 recording and playback in a
compact 2RU, half-rack width form factor. Users can easily record up to four
channels of HD and SD content from SDI and HDMI sources to standard USB
media, and/or to SMB-based network storage. Genlock free recording eliminates
the need to synchronize four input sources, while redundant recording provides
multiple back ups in the field to protect the recorded video. Four 3G-SDI and
four HDMI ports ensure a high quality source with standard cabling compatibility
options. HDMI and SDI multi-channel monitoring enables Ki Pro GO2 to display
up to four channels of video as a matrix monitoring output on one HDMI and/or
SDI monitor.
Ki Pro GO2 also provides the ability to independently map any physical input
to non-physical channels for recording, and to also provide an individual
independent back up recording for every individual primary recording.
Designed to be either portable or rack-mountable with half rack wide 2RU high
dimensions, Ki Pro GO2 is well suited for use in studio/truck environments in
addition to on-set and even digital signage applications.
Menus and images are beautifully rendered on a high resolution front panel
LCD display enabling detailed playback and monitoring in all environments.
Ki Pro GO2 also supports remote operation over a network using a web browser
or via its REST API.
Features
• Multi-channel recording of H.264 or H.265 clips
• 5 x USB recording media ports, compatible with off-the-shelf USB media
• Supports recording and playback to and from Network Attached Storage
(NAS) using the Service Message Block (SMB) protocol
• Redundant recording
• Genlock free inputs
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