Help finding HDMI switch.

[Messiah Khan]

I'm after a HDMI switch but with a slight twist. It needs to;

Support WUXGA (ie 1920x1200).
Have HDMI Out.
At least 3 HDMI in.
Ideally also include one or multiple of; component, composite, SDI, DVI & VGA inputs with relevant internal converters.
Ideally rack-mountable.

Any ideas? Kramer have one that is close, but only supports 1080p, not WUXGA.

 

[Messiah Khan]

As far as I am aware it will switch what ever it gets.

http://www.tvcables.co.uk/cgi-bin/tvcables/Thor-HDC200-28578T-hdmi-1.3-scart-switch.html

Only mentions up to 1080p.

If you want to take component / VGA / SDI in and convert it to HDMI internally then you're in switcher territory (as in seamless switcher / presentation switcher) as opposed to a simple HDMI switch. This of course comes with large cost implications. Have a look at the Barco DCS series.

Yeah, I realise this. Fortunately it isn't for personal use, but for an install here at work. Still the cheaper the better though. One option I am thinking about now though is to use an AV receiver rather than a presentation switcher. It would still have the same in and outs, but with the added bonus of sound processing, and most likely cheaper as well. Any reason why a presentation switcher would be better than an AV receiver?

 

[Messiah Khan]

why do you need WUXGA? AFAIK no blu rays or TV to date are higher than 1080p

Because the projectors are WUXGA, one of the inputs is a Mac Pro, and other inputs include tape decks capable of WUXGA and above (2K+)