Bazz339 Posted February 26, 2013 Posted February 26, 2013 Could anyone point me in the direction of an economic video scaler switcher please. 3 inputs, probably 2 XGA 1 Composite, and ideally 2 or three outputs. (Projector, local monitor, remote monitor) Projector and remote monitor to receive same signal, it would nice if the local monitor output could be used for preview/cueing but not essential. Might be nice if it switched sound as well but not essential. If I wanted to send the remote outputs over Cat 5 is there a switcher scaler with cat 5 O/P Or would the signal then have to be converted? If there is not such a thing it may be plan A, computer graphics switcher with a separate scan converter for the composite input and the output to a distribution amp.
David Lee Posted February 26, 2013 Posted February 26, 2013 What is your budget? The Kramers are good for price and flexibity.
Bazz339 Posted February 26, 2013 Author Posted February 26, 2013 What is your budget? The Kramers are good for price and flexibity. Ideally <£200 but not written in stone.The right solution might save money elsewhere.
David Lee Posted February 26, 2013 Posted February 26, 2013 You may struggle to find anything with preview out and decent scalability at that price. I'll let others suggest options as I would expect to pay alot more for something like that.
AHYoung Posted February 26, 2013 Posted February 26, 2013 200 simply wont get what you need even 2nd hand. you need to be looking at closer to a grand for a switcher scaler plus a 4 ch distribution amp. id suggest that a kramer vp728 unit is good value and probably does what you need and much more. it has a single vga plus hdmi out, so you probably need a DA , if you want to send the vga over cat 5 you will need a traansmitter and receiver unit. again id go for kramer as in my experience they work reliably on longer runs and higher resolutions. you do get scaling matrixes with Xover cat 5 Outputs, but nowhere near your budget...
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