Video matrixing
A matrix routes any source to any screen: the main hall to the overflow room, a camera to the lobby, a schedule to the foyer displays.
Also in video
Once a building has more than one screen, routing becomes the system. A matrix — a dedicated frame or a network-based distribution — decides what appears where, and lets one event be shown in several places at once.
What it handles
- Routing between all sources and all destinations, with presets.
- Independent zones — the hall and the foyer showing different things.
- Scaling per output, so each display gets a picture that fits it.
- Network distribution where the building is large or the cabling is long.
- Control and status monitoring from one place.
Designed with the network
Where distribution runs over the building network, bandwidth, switching and security are agreed with your IT team as part of the design.
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