An HDMI splitter is an electronic device that splits HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface) signals and distributes them to two or more displays. With the help of a splitter, you can significantly share the incoming signal from a source on one or more displays or screens. HDMI splitters divide the signal's bandwidth between different displays without sacrificing quality.
You can now increase your productivity by sharing the output on multiple TVs or computer screens at once with fast switching of windows. Multiple monitors are also an option with a monitor desk stand or monitor mount desk stand for office desk solutions. An HDMI Splitter is also ideal for teachers with multiple classrooms in a school. With this device, the teacher can assign a different classroom to each student, giving them a unique assignment.
What Are The Use Of HDMI Splitter?
HDMI splitters are used for digital signage applications where you need to send an HDMI signal from your laptop to a monitor for displaying TV or other digital media on your wall. In addition, CCTV cameras that record onto DVRs can be made into digital signage by simply connecting them to an HDMI splitter. It allows the video to be shared on many display devices like HDTVs, LCD TVs, projectors and monitors.
Signal distribution using HDMI splitter for computers with multiple monitors is essential for playing computer games. Other uses of an HDMI splitter include combining multiple DVD players into one single player in a theatre setting, combining a cable box with DVD/BluRay DVD players into one single player, and distributing the signal from cable boxes or satellite boxes in hotel rooms.
Tips To Choose A Good HDMI Splitter
Buying a good HDMI Splitter is not as easy as it seems. A good HDMI splitter will not only put out an HD signal split into two or more HDMI sources, but it will also handle the bandwidth and resolution of the video source(s) split.
ü When choosing an HDMI splitter, you should determine how many HDMI source inputs and HDMI display outputs are available.
ü Ensure the HDMI splitter can support all the different video signals you wish to output on the different displays.
ü Choose a device that can share and distribute up to 3D signals without losing quality.
ü The HDMI splitter should also be able to work as a repeater, if needed, in case your cable length is too long.
