A Video Screen Splitter is a device which is used to relay images from multiple sources simultaneously on a single display device. Alternatively known as a distribution amplifier, this device transmits images without data loss and it appears as though the source is directly connected to the display. Consisting of two units, a local transmitter placed next to the source and a receiver placed next to the display, this device has the capability of splitting and boosting the signals. Available in 2, 4, 8 and 16 orts, they can also be cascaded or daisy chained together to achieve a greater configuration. Amongst the various models of the screen splitter available in the market, the most common ones are the DVI Splitter, the VGA Audio video splitter, VGA Video, S-Video, Component Video, HDMI Video and Composite Video splitter. All these models are classified on the basis of the video signals that they relay.
Signals from a single source can be relayed on multiple display devices simultaneously and in real time using a Video Splitter. This device has the ability split the signal, amplify it and relay it on various devices. The resultant images are crisp and clear without any loss of data and it appears as though each display is individually connected to the source. Available in various models categorized on the basis of video signals they support, the basic model of this device is the VGA splitter. More advanced models include the DVI Splitter, Quad Video, VGA & Audio Video, S-Video, Component Video, HDMI Video and Composite splitter. All models are available in different sizes such as 2, 4, 8 and 16 ports.
The distribution amplifier units can also be cascaded to display the images on up to 90 monitors. Compatible with PCs, SUNs and MACs with VGA Video, these splitters support UXGA, SXGA, XGA, and VGA resolutions along with DDC, DDC2, and DDC2B protocols. Continue reading »
A VGA Splitter is a signal booster and amplifier that splits the video signal from a single source, duplicates it and sends it to multiple display devices simultaneously and in real time. Due to its signal boosting and amplifying properties, the resultant images which are displayed are crisp and clear and support VGA, SVGA, UXGA, SXGA, XGA, and VGA resolutions up to 1920 x 1440 @ 60 Hz. The source is connected to the transmitter unit while the display is connected to the receiver unit of the splitter. Connections are secured using VGA cables. Number of displays that can be connected depends upon the number of ports in the VGA distribution amplifier.
Available in 2, 4, 8 and 16 ports, this device can also be cascaded for greater configurations and support a bandwidth of 350 MHz. Continue reading »
HDMI video and audio signals can be simultaneously relayed to up to eight HDMI displays using a HDMI Splitter. Working on simple plug and play methodology, this device splits the input signals, duplicates it and then provides synchronized output on all displays connected to it. A single cable connects the HDMI output device to the splitter and then to each HDTV display and can transmit both video and audio over it thereby reducing clutter, cutting costs and saving space. Compatible with HDMI or DVI-D and HDCP-enabled HDTV, this splitter supports HDTV resolutions up to 1080p and computer resolutions up to 1920 x 1200. Available in 2, 4 and 8 port configurations, these devices can also be daisy chained together for achieving a greater configuration.
A category of video splitter, this device is a compact HDCP compliant audio/video unit supporting HDTV resolutions up to 1080p and computer resolutions up to 1920 x 1200. Equipped with agency approvals from CE, FCC and RoHS, it offers multi platform support. Control is exercised by Infra Red remote or the front-panel manual control buttons. Continue reading »
High definition video and audio can be replicated and relayed simultaneously to multiple HDMI outputs from a single source using a HDMI Splitter. A single cable connects the HDMI output device to the splitter and then to each HDTV display. Once powered on, the unit is ready to operate as it works on the principle of plug and play and does not require any additional software for operation. Since a single cable is used to transmit both audio and video, it avoids unnecessary clutter. Whereas some models are backward compatible with DVI-D, others work with HDMI or DVI-D, and HDCP-enabled HDTV’s. Compatible with devices such as Set-top boxes, DVD players, D-VHS players and play stations, these splitters work with almost all operating systems.
A type of video splitter, these HDMI units allow from 2 to 8 devices to be connected, and for larger configurations, they can be daisy chained. Continue reading »
A DVI Distribution amplifier can be used to connect more than one DVI display to a single DVI input. Up to 8 display devices can be connected to a single source. If a greater distribution is to be achieved, one can daisy chain a number of such amplifiers. The images do not go through a data loss and are as clear and crisp as the source images. These units support a resolution of 1920 x 1200 @ 60Hz. This Video Splitter installation is easy and can be completed by connecting the DVI video source to the amplifier, the output of which is connected to the display. Once the unit is powered on, it is ready for use.
This DVI Splitter does not require any additional software/device drivers for operation. It supports simple plug and play functionality. This device also supports the DDWG standard for DVI compliant monitors. Various models are available such as one input, two output single link video; a one input, four output single link video; and a one input, two output dual link video signal splitter. Continue reading »
A HDMI distribution amplifier allows HDMI output devices to be connected to one or more HDTV displays. It allows simultaneous distribution to up to 8 displays. A greater number of configurations can be achieved by daisy chaining multiple devices. Installation is easy with just a single cable connecting the source device to the splitter and each of the displays. Equipped with the ability to ability to split the video signal, duplicate it and distribute it to multiple displays, these devices provide a low cost solution for video and audio equipment integration. Available in a wide range of sizes such as 2, 4 and 8 ports and matrix combinations such as 2×2, 2×4, 4×4, 2×8 and 8X8 this HDMI distribution amplifier, is a combination of a HDMI splitter and a HDMI switch.
Also known as a splitter, it supports Set-top boxes, DVD players, D-VHS players, play stations, and other high definition devices. Continue reading »
HDMI splitter is the first of its kind in hi-def cable connections that provides digital content in both video and audio. Its invention has revolutionized the world of video technology and has taken it to the next level. It is a distribution amplifier device that lets you connect HDTV products such as DVD players, D-VHS players, set top boxes, etc to two or more HDTV displays. Its biggest advantage is that it uses a single cable to connect your device with an HDMI output to your HDTV display. Also compatible with DVI, it can be used to for various applications. Working on the simple principle of plug and play, these splitters support Continue reading »
A VGA Distribution Amplifier splits the video signal from one VGA source into two or more signals. It takes the signal from the source, amplifies it and then displays it on two or more VGA compatible monitors, displays or projectors. Working on plug and play functionality, this device can be installed in seconds. A user needs to connect the VGA graphic port on the computer to the amplifier’s input and the display devices to the output. VGA cables are used to secure Continue reading »
A SVGA Video Splitter relays signals from a computer to analog monitors. Available in 2, 4, 8 and 16 port versions, the number of displays depends upon the number of ports of the splitter chosen. In order to provide increased outputs, several of these splitters can be daisy chained. Also known as a boosting device, this product is capable of extending the distance of transmission up to 213 feet away from the PC. Although various types of splitters such as DVI Splitters, Quad Video splitters, Component Video Splitter, HDMI Splitters, S- Video splitters are available in the market, the VGA Video Splitter is one of the most Continue reading »
