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What is the difference between an HDMI splitter and switcher? A splitter “splits” a signal into multiple signals, sending it to numerous TVs at the same time. A switcher “switches” between multiple audio/video devices. We are happy to introduce two products that provide simple solutions for your modest AV setups: our 1x4 HDMI splitter (BZB-DA-14) […]

Do you have multiple source devices to connect to multiple TVs? Then you’ll need a matrix switcher. Do you happen to own eight different source devices and eight different TVs? Then you’ll most certainly need the new BZBGEAR BZ-UHD-88M-ARC. This is an HDMI / HDBaseT™ matrix switcher that allows transmission of your eight devices to […]

What are HDMI extenders and why would you need one? HDMI cables generally only travel 50 feet before signal degradation occurs. This means the maximum distance from your cable box to your TV should not exceed 50 feet. However, many applications require signals to travel longer distances without losing quality and stability.     Introducing […]

“Audio-Visual over Internet Protocol” also known as AV over IP or AVoIP for short, relates to the recent technology that makes it possible to stream Video, Audio and Control commands for remote devices by utilizing the Local Area Network for data transmissions. AV over IP makes distributing Video and Audio Signals simple for homes and […]

TV Display’s have become a very important aspect of our daily lives whether at home or work.  The fact is the majority of folks now have at least three to four Flat Panel Displays located throughout the home. While other applications including business establishments such as Sports Bars, Medical Facilities, Malls, Dealerships, etc. have anywhere […]

HDMI Extender’s assist in the extension of Audio and Video Signals from Media Sources (Cable Box, Roku, Etc.) via CAT5, CAT6 or CAT7 cabling to remotely located a TV Display or Projector. HDMI Extenders are utilized in a variety of commercial and residential environments and applications.They exists due to the limitations of the standard High-Definition […]

A Wireless HDMI Transmitter eliminates the need for an HDMI cable by using low band frequencies to pass HDMI signals. The technology that's being utilized is called “Dynamic Frequency Selection” or DFS. This technology actively monitors the RF spectrum to identify and select an available channel. This process selectively chooses the best frequency with the […]