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A video processor converts video input signals into viewable content. The video sources being converted are usually HDMI, DVI, or VGA signals from cable boxes, media players, or computers. These signals are then converted for displaying on TVs or projectors. The term “video processor” covers a variety of devices including matrix switchers, amplifiers/splitters, multiviewers, video […]

HDBaseT is a standard for transmitting and receiving audio, video, and control signals over category cabling to remote locations. HDBaseT certified devices must go through a testing process and approved by the HDBaseT Alliance ensuring devices are quality controlled and reliable. How does it all work? HDBaseT switchers incorporate transmitters inside the main unit while […]

A local sports bar wants to replace their old projector and projector screen with a spectacular video wall setup. Let’s see how we accomplish this. The Scenario With their entertainment setup a bit outdated, a sports bar is eager to upgrade to the latest video tech. They envision putting together four TVs, creating one large […]

A university needs to extend and send an SDI signal from a PTZ camera in the auditorium to their main building half a mile away. Let’s see how we can accomplish this. The Scenario A well-known guest speaker is presenting at a university, but seating is limited. PTZ camera BG-UPTZ-30XHSU has been installed so students […]

With normalcy attempting a comeback, employers are welcoming team members back to the office. Though some are keeping their employees remote. Others, simply vowing to use more video conferencing. Those committed to advancing their video conferencing game, meet the PTZ camera perfect for meeting spaces. It’s the BZBGEAR® BG-BPTZ huddle room camera series. BG-BPTZ cameras […]

The SDI standard continues to evolve with applications such as broadcasting and live events demanding higher bandwidth. SDI, or Serial Digital Interface, is widely adopted by the broadcasting industry and is used to transmit uncompressed, unencrypted digital video signals in TV studios and facilities. It’s also a trusted technology for live events for its rugged […]

Multiviewers have become a necessity in today’s AV industry. With the ability to display multiple video sources on a single display monitor, multiviewers have changed the way production and broadcast control rooms are designed and implemented. They may have gotten their start in control rooms along with production switchers, but have evolved helping engineers check […]

AV over IP, a.k.a. Audiovisual over Internet Protocol, a.k.a. networked AV, is today’s state-of-the-art method of delivering audio and video signals. AVoIP provides the ultimate in scalability and flexibility. As typical matrix switch systems limit you with a fixed number of inputs and outputs, AVoIP growth is managed simply by adding new transmitters, receivers, or […]

HDMI extenders help where HDMI cables are lacking—distance. HDMI cables only reach 50 feet before signal deterioration settles in. If you've ever experienced your display pixelating, lagging, even with total picture loss, a common fix is an HDMI extender. An HDMI extender is a point-to-point device that does exactly what its name implies: it extends […]