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Streaming without a computer is possible, though some initial setup may require one. Once your devices are configured, you can run the stream independently, without having the PC on or connected.  A reliable setup for computer free streaming typically includes: An HDMI or SDI to IP video encoder An IP PTZ camera A PoE network […]

EDID stands for Extended Display Identification Data. It is a protocol that helps HDMI devices communicate more effectively by sharing information about the display’s capabilities. Instead of relying solely on automatic negotiation, EDID allows the source device to know exactly what video and audio formats the display supports. If EDID is an option, and there […]

Healthcare is a rapidly evolving landscape, and one of the avenues it is making strides in is the telehealth/telemedicine realm. This means that the ability to see clearly is starting to go hand in hand with the ability to treat patients. Of course in the beginning of telemedicine, it was initially reliant on basic web […]

Gamers are using HDMI multiviewers in two main ways. Content-creating gamers use them to simplify complex setups, allowing them to view multiple screens at once, combine gameplay with guides or chat, stream more effectively, and support social or competitive play without the need for large multi-monitor rigs. Casual gamers, on the other hand, often just […]

There are several ways to stream content from your phone to a TV, but some methods are more reliable than others when it comes to quality and stability. Wireless connections are convenient and often free, but they can suffer from inconsistent performance and signal drops. And watching YouTube videos on how to wirelessly connect your […]

While 8K is often discussed as something that is a “future” technology, the reality is that it’s already here. This isn’t something that is reserved for experimental broadcasts or high-end cinema, it is instead something that is available albeit in limited quantities to today's tech landscape. In 2026 we have 8K-capable gaming consoles, medical imaging […]

There are two main ways to run HDMI over Ethernet. The first method sends a direct video and audio signal through an Ethernet cable from your video source to your display, where it is converted back to HDMI. The second method uses video encoders, commonly referred to as HDMI to IP or AV over IP […]

What is eSports?   eSports is short for electronic sports, and if you haven’t heard of it you’re missing out on a quickly growing form of entertainment and more importantly a major driver of AV and broadcasting development. Gone are the days of clearing out a room in the house to host a local tournament […]

Short answer: Yes. One of the best ways to connect multiple gaming consoles or HDMI sources to a single TV is by using an HDMI switcher. Sometimes referred to as basic or simple HDMI switchers, these devices allow you to connect multiple HDMI sources to one central unit and then switch between them as needed. […]