Video Distribution
Distribute, switch, and extend video feeds across your facility with our video distribution solutions. Convert formats with converters, drive multiple displays via distribution amplifiers and splitters, and route sources cleanly using switchers. Need distance? Use extenders. Build control-room walls with multi-viewer processors, stabilize signals using video ground and HD-SDI repeaters, and cover special cases like video distributors, distribution hubs, A/V modulators, digital signage, and spot monitoring.
Featured Video Distribution Manufacturers
- $11.27$11.27Low Price Guarantee
- $12.47SKU: H804
Linear H804 Splitter Combiner Hub
- 4-Way balanced design
- 7.8 dB insertion loss @ 1000 MHz
- 5-1000 MHz bandwidth covers FM, cable modem, VHF and UHF bands
- -130 dB RFI rejection
- PCB design for consistent performance
$12.47Low Price Guarantee - $13.00SKU: 207416
Manhattan 207416 1080p 2-Port HDMI Switch
- Share up to four HDMI Audio/Video sources on one display at the same time or one at a time
- Multiviewer function supports four customizable modes: Full Screen and three variations of Combo Mode with seamless switching between sources
- Supports 1080p resolution as well as HD 3D video and Deep Color (36-bits/pixel)
- Integrated video bandwidth amplifier
- Supports LPCM, DTS Digital, DTS-HD Master Audio and Dolby TrueHD audio
$13.00Low Price Guarantee - $13.50SKU: SDI-TX500
ENS SDI-TX500 HD-SDI Repeaters
- Support resolution of 1280 x 720 (24/25/30/50/60fps) and 1920 x1080 (24/25/30fps) ·Support data width of 20-bit(Non-multiplexed) or 10-bit(Multiplexed)
- Support transmission ratio of 2.97Gbps, 1.485Gbps, and 270Mbps
- Embedded surge protection cables
- Light Aluminum Housing, Easy to carry and install
$13.50Low Price Guarantee - $13.50$13.50Low Price Guarantee
- $13.50SKU: SDI-RX500
ENS SDI-RX500 HD-SDI Repeaters
- Support resolution of 1280 x 720 (24/25/30/50/60fps) and 1920 x1080 (24/25/30fps) ·Support data width of 20-bit(Non-multiplexed) or 10-bit(Multiplexed)
- Support transmission ratio of 2.97Gbps, 1.485Gbps, and 270Mbps
- Embedded surge protection cables
- Light Aluminum Housing, Easy to carry and install
$13.50Low Price Guarantee - $13.50SKU: GB01
COP-USA GB01 Coaxial & Passive Ground Loop Isolator
- Coaxial Ground Loop Protection
- Fights Video Interference
- Suppress Ground Loop Static
- No external Power Supply Required
$13.50Low Price Guarantee - $15.12SKU: CTP-TVI-GL-ISL
Cantek Plus CTP-TVI-GL-ISL Single Channel HD Video Ground Loop Isolator
- Prevents video signal distortion caused by cideo ground loops
- Eliminates picture tearing, cross talk, and rolling
- BNC Female & BNC Male connection
- Built-in TVS for surge protection
- Compatible with HD-TVI, CVI, AHD, and Analog cameras
$15.12Low Price Guarantee - $16.01SKU: 2538
Linear 2538 8-way Splitter/Combiner
- 1 GHz bandwidth
- 12 dB insertion loss
- Use as signal splitter or combiner
$16.01Low Price Guarantee
Video Distribution Frequently Asked Questions
What is video distribution?
Video distribution refers to the process of sending video signals from one source to multiple displays or devices. This is commonly used in settings like homes, offices, and public venues to ensure that video content can be viewed simultaneously on various screens.
How do I choose the right video distribution system for my home?
To choose the right video distribution system, consider factors such as the number of displays, the type of video sources you have, and the distance between the source and the displays. Additionally, ensure compatibility with the resolutions and formats you intend to use, such as 4K or HD.
What are the benefits of using video splitters?
Video splitters allow you to distribute a single video source to multiple displays without losing quality. They are beneficial for creating a synchronized viewing experience across several screens, making them ideal for home theaters, presentations, or digital signage setups.
Can I use a video distribution system for both HDMI and other video formats?
Yes, many video distribution systems are designed to handle multiple formats, including HDMI, DVI, and VGA. However, it’s essential to ensure that the specific system you choose supports the formats you need for your devices to avoid compatibility issues.
What is the maximum distance I can run video signals in a distribution system?
The maximum distance for running video signals varies based on the type of cable used and the resolution of the video. For HDMI, distances can typically reach up to 50 feet without signal loss, while using extenders or specific technologies can allow for much longer distances, sometimes exceeding 300 feet.
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