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What They Do: Audio and video splitters are like magic boxes that take one signal and split it into multiple outputs. Imagine you have a single HDMI source, like a Blu-ray player, and you want to send that signal to several TVs or projectors. A splitter makes it happen!

Ideal For

• Home Theaters: Connect a single Blu-ray player to multiple TVs or projectors.

• Restaurants/Bars: Distribute one cable feed to multiple screens around the venue.

• Offices: Share a presentation from one laptop to several monitors.

Connections Supported:

• HDMI

• VGA

• DisplayPort

Pros:

• Simple to use.

• Affordable solution for distributing one source.

Cons:

• Limited to duplicating the same signal to multiple displays.

Product Example: Blackbird by Monoprice 8K60 1x4 HDMI Splitter With Audio Extraction, HDMI 2.1, HDCP 2.3

What They Do: Audio and video matrices are like the Swiss Army knives of AV distribution. They allow you to route multiple input sources to various outputs. With a matrix, you can send any input to any output, or even route numerous inputs to a single output.

Ideal For:

• Home Theaters: Send different sources (like a game console and a streaming device) to different TVs or projectors.

• Restaurants/Bars: Route various media sources to different screens or zones.

• Offices: Manage multiple conference rooms with different video sources and displays.

Connections Supported:

• HDMI

• VGA

• Component Video

• DisplayPort

Pros:

• Highly flexible with multiple inputs and outputs.

• Ideal for complex AV setups.

Cons:

• More expensive and complex than splitters or switches.

Product Example: Blackbird by Monoprice Pro-Series 4K60 HDMI 2.0b, 4:4:4, 4X4 Matrix | Video Switcher & Video Wall Solution