With this StarTech HDMI over IP Receiver you can receive HDMI signals over your existing network infrastructure from a compatible transmitter. By connecting this receiver to your HDMI display, you can add it to the network. Managing video signals is done through the controller mobile app, so it's easy to expand your current setup with more displays for larger video walls or event space coverage.

Add a Display to Your Network    For Digital Signage and Video Walls    330' Transmission Distance    Uses Existing Network Infrastructure    Control via Mobile App

Build a multi-display video wall to present entertainment to your patrons, with a multi-segment display at a restaurant or shopping center

Display multiple communication boards showing dynamic data that can be updated at any time, such as times and dates, on digital charts in airports, train and bus stations, or hospitals

Present your social media feeds on multiple screens in a large viewing area

Place the display in a convenient viewing area, while the HDMI source equipment is placed elsewhere in a separate, secured environment

Display the same HDMI audio/video signal on multiple displays, for large-scale digital signage applications

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this convert HDMI to USB so that you can use an HDMI camera to feed video into OBS Studio?

A: No, the StarTech USB Type-C to HDMI 2.0 Adapter will not intake video signals via the HDMI port. What you are looking for is called a capture card, which encodes the HDMI signal into a computer friendly format. The Kondor Blue HDMI to USB-C Capture Card for Live Streaming Video & Audio (BH #KOHDMIUSBCCC) would work in the way that you are wanting. See: https://bhpho.to/48sulia

Q: 2. Will this embed the 3.5mm audio input into the hdmi output?

A: There is no audio embedding capability listed with this product.

Q: 3. Can this be powered by a USB port on a computer or USB battery pack?

A: This is designed to be powered over USB and should work fine.

Q: 4. Would this work for a camera, specifically the Dvx200?

A: Yes, It would work with many camera models if you need to split the output. Please note that the StarTech ST122HD4KU 1x2 UHD 4K HDMI Splitter does require power and comes with a included usb power supply.

Q: 5. Does this device only pair with the transmitter or can you link this device to decode any ip stream like an h264 from a camera.

A: If you are looking to send Video over a LAN/WAN network we recommend NDI encoders and decoders. The Ocean Matrix OMX-HDMI-2-IP has multiple setup solutions listed here. All of the setups are Transmitter to Receiver. Configuration - https://bit.ly/3BOLgeO

Q: 6. Hello. Does this camera come with an SDI/BNC connection? I see one in the picture, but there is no mention in the specs IO.

A: Yes, the MuxLab HDMI/IP PTZ Camera with PoE & 30x Zoom does indeed include HDMI and 3G-SDI output.

Q: 7. Can I set up 2 monitors from 1 computer with this splitter?

A: Yes, this product will allow you to use 2 monitors from one computer.

Q: 8. Where is the best place to locate this unit. Close to the camera or close to the projector?

A: You can place it at either location and it wouldn't affect performance.

Q: 9. Does this support 120Hz?

A: Sadly this splitter is not designed for passing a 120Hz signal from the video source through to the connected displays. However in some cases that feature may not even be needed. A large percentage of TVs that display at 120Hz are actually achieving 120Hz by internal processing or altering of a 60Hz signal.

Q: 10. Can I disable automatically switches function?

A: No, the StarTech 2x1 2-Port 4K HDMI Switch's automatic switching can not be deactivated.