ATOMOS Shogun AV‑19M

The Atomos Shogun AV-19M is a 19-inch rack-mountable 4K HDR monitor designed for control rooms, OB trucks, video villages, and mobile flypacks. It focuses exclusively on precise monitoring: it combines NDI® HX3 over Ethernet, 12G-SDI, and HDMI, but does not have built-in recording or a live switcher—so it makes sense where a production already uses its own recorder or switcher.

The 1,200-nit capacitive touch panel with 4K UHD resolution and 99% DCI-P3 color coverage displays a single NDI HX3 video across the entire screen or four NDI sources simultaneously in Quad View. For image monitoring, it features EL Zone™, ARRI and Atomos False Color, waveform, RGB parade, vectorscope, focus peaking, zebras, frame guides, and 1D/3D LUTs.

The 7RU chassis includes a 12G-SDI input and loop-out, HDMI 2.0 input and output up to 4Kp60, an RJ45 port for NDI HX3, two USB-C ports for firmware, LUTs, and external USB storage, XLR audio outputs, and a 3.5mm headphone output. Power is supplied via a 4-pin XLR connector; a separate Shogun AV FlyPack is available for portable use.

Atomos Shogun AV‑19M

19-inch production monitor

A dedicated 19-inch monitor for teams with their own recorder and switcher. It brings accurate 4K HDR viewing to a rack, production gallery, OB vehicle or video village in one 7RU chassis.

19″ / 1200 nitsNDI HX3 Quad View

IP AND CONVENTIONAL VIDEO

One source, or an overview of four

Over RJ45 it receives low-latency NDI HX3 and can show one source full-screen or up to four together in Quad View. It also handles a single HDMI or 12G-SDI signal up to 4Kp60.

FAST ON-SET CONTROL

Monitoring tools at your fingertips

Six assignable buttons accelerate access to monitoring tools, LUTs or anamorphic de-squeeze. EL Zone™, false color, waveform, focus peaking, RGB parade and vectorscope support accurate exposure, colour and focus assessment.

RACK-READY

Professional connectivity

The 4-pin XLR input powers the monitor through the supplied PSU. 12G-SDI and HDMI carry video, XLR audio outputs and a 3.5 mm headphone output support audio monitoring, while USB-C serves firmware, LUTs and supported USB media.