The ATEN VS94A 4-Port Video Splitter Devicefrom ATEN VS94A 4-Port Video Splitter Deviceis a signal boosting device that can duplicate the video signal from any VGA, XGA, SVGA, UXGA, or multisync monitor to 4 outputs. The splitter can enhance video signals for a broadcasting distance of up to 213' (65m).

In addition, the unit can be cascaded to handle as many as 64 displays with bandwidth of up to 350 MHz, making them suitable for public broadcast systems. This splitter can be used in situations like broadcasting video information to public, monitoring harsh work environments from safe locations, and classroom or company training facilities.

One video input to 4 video outputs

DDC, DDC2, DDC2B compatible (on port 1 only)

Supports VGA, XGA, SVGA, UXGA, WUXGA, and multisync monitors

Cascadable to 3 levels - provides up to 64 video signals

Supports 350 MHz bandwidth

Long distance transmission - up to 213' (65m)

Good video quality - 1920 x 1440 @ 60 Hz

Suitable for public broadcasting, remote monitoring, and classroom or training facilities

All metal casing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this Mac OsX compatible?

A: While the product is able to encode videos to the H.264 format, which is a file that a Mac will be able to read, you cannot hook it up and encode to a Mac directly. This is a Windows only product. If you have an OS X computer with USB 3.0 the BMD Intensity Shuttle would be a good alternative, B&H # BLIS.https://bhpho.to/2czmvvi

Q: 2. Will this product be able to live stream a Canon Vixia HF R600 on a PC Windows 10?

A: Your capture device will accept signals from just about anything up to, but not including, a 3D or 4K HDMI signal so your Vixia should be fine. Your PROBLEM may be your PC which you do not identify. The PC must have a fast processor and an USB 3 port. A USB 2 port will NOT work very well if at all. My PC has two USB2 and only one USB3 so consult your manual.

Q: 3. Will this capture the date/timestamp from a camcorder?

A: Yes, if the camera is capable of outputting a date and time stamp then this will be able to capture it.

Q: 4. Can this have three different views from one display port at the back of my computer?

A: You are able to either have one large display across three screens, extended 3 separate windows across all screens, duplication on three screens. See the image that we have.

Q: 5. Does this come with software? If not, what capture software will it work with?

A: This comes with the easy to use Stream Catcher Software which allows you to record H.264 files and stream to RTMP services. You can also use it with DirectShow compatible programs software such as Open Broadcaster Software.

Q: 6. Does this device enable digitization of Hi8 tape and VHS tape recordings?

A: Yes, the StarTech USB 3.0 Video Capture Device supports Analog capture. With Hi-8 content you would be mostly capturing from S-Video, composite sources which are both supported by the StarTech USB 3.0 Video Capture Device.

Q: 7. Will this allow me to connect an Oculus Rift S and a DP Monitor at the same time from one display port on the computer?

A: Yes, this device effectively splits the signal out to two destination points.

Q: 8. When switching computers does the signal stay active? (in other words - does window arrangement stay the same or change when switching?)

A: Yes, the ATEN CS1964 4-Port 4K Triple Display KVMP Switch will keep the signal active so that there is no window reformatting when switching between computers.

Q: 9. Is Active HDMI supported or only Passive HDMI is supported?

A: The, ATEN 8-Port True 4K HDMI Switch would support both active and passive cable connections.

Q: 10. Will the driver support 2 or more devices on a single host?

A: You will only be able to use one of these units at a time with a single device hooked up to it. Connecting multiple devices at a time will usually require a capture device with multiple inputs such as a Magewell HDMI Capture Card with 4 inputs or the AJA IO 4k which has SDI inputs.