AV Installation · Edinburgh & Scotland
Blustream HDMI matrices for independent source routing, from a compact two-screen system to a multi-display venue.
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Route a presentation, signage player or other HDMI source to the displays that need it. A matrix supports different selections on different screens, rather than forcing every display to repeat one feed.
Product examples
Four inputs · two outputs
For a compact venue or presentation system where two screens need independent source choices.
HDMI 2.0 · up to 4K60 4:4:4
Manufacturer details ›Four inputs · four outputs
A starting point for several screens sharing a bank of sources, with output down-conversion and audio breakout.
HDMI 2.0 · 18 Gbps · HDCP 2.2
Manufacturer details ›Eight inputs · eight outputs
For a larger source bank and more display destinations. We count the current connections and consider spare capacity.
8×8 4K HDMI 2.0 matrix
Manufacturer details ›Two inputs · two outputs
For a smaller system needing HDMI 2.1 formats, with analogue and optical audio breakout.
Up to 8K60 4:2:0 10-bit or 4K120 4:4:4 10-bit
Manufacturer details ›Examples from Blustream’s HDMI matrix range. Input count, output count and supported formats are separate selection criteria. Final specification and availability are confirmed for your project.
System design
List every source and display, then agree which combinations staff need. Four inputs and two outputs is a different requirement from two inputs and four outputs.
Check resolution, frame rate, HDR, HDCP, EDID and audio requirements across sources, matrix, cabling and displays. An 8K model does not make every attached device 8K-capable.
For longer routes, consider the appropriate extension system. Agree labelled controls, routing presets and handover instructions alongside the hardware.
Common questions
A splitter repeats one source across outputs. A switch selects a source for a destination. A matrix combines multiple inputs and outputs with independent routing.
Only where the selected model, source, connection and display support the required format. Scaling and colour-format limits are checked model by model.
No. Choosing which source reaches which screen is different from arranging an image across a video wall. We specify processing where the application needs it.
These examples use HDMI outputs. Any HDBaseT, fibre or other extension is designed and specified separately for the actual cable routes.
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