Help finding HDMI switch.

Messiah Khan

Messiah Khan

Messiah Khan

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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.
 
1080p is such an industry wide standard doing support for anything higher is going to be such a niche product.

all the ones i can think of can't do it.

Good luck.
 
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.
 
DustyMiller said:
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
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Only mentions up to 1080p.

Caged said:
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.
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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?
 
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