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Topic: Matrix Switchers and one other topic
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Jim Cassedy
Phenomenal Film Handler
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Posts: 1661
From: San Francisco, CA
Registered: Dec 2006
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posted 11-16-2016 10:50 AM
Last year, I bought two of these A-NeuVideo 4x4 HDMI full matrix switchers. ![-](http://www.film-tech.com/uploads/uploads0503/HDMI_Switcher_S.jpg) One was sold to and installed at one of the screening rooms I work at, and I've kept the other one portable and use it for special event set ups.
For example last week I used it at a film festival to switch between multiple Blu-Ray and computer video input sources, & output to a couple of booth video monitors and an NEC projector.
It's fully HDCP compliant and I've found it will pass to non compliant devices as long as I have a compliant component plugged into the #1 output.
It also has several EDID modes, (or you can disable it entirely)
It can also be controlled by RS-232 commands.
It came with rack ears, IR Remote, IR Remote extender cable & sensor, RS232 cable & software (Windows) and a better than average user & tech manual, which also details all the RS-232 command strings if you want to write or program your own interface.
They did make several other models with larger matrix ins&outs, and a couple that also contain built-in scalers.
I paid US$285 (each) + shipping for 4x4 model and they've both been working out very well for me.
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