beelzerob
Senior Member
I've had this for a while, and never bothered to use it. I might be starting to bother. It has 6 inputs and 4 outputs (or vice versa)...each card has 4 connectors on it.
I'm not doing a lot of distributed video lately, but here's some thoughts of things I wondered if I could switch:
1) Simple L/R audio signals (switched from multiple sources, outputing to an amp)
2) Amplified speaker signals (switched from the amp to different speaker pair)
3) The signal that comes out of our Dish DVR on a coax cable. The DVR has 2 outputs for 2 TV's, and the 2nd TV you can either use the S-video and L/R audio, or just use the coax cable coming out and turn your TV to channel 83. I've already used a splitter to take that output coax cable to 2 different TV's, but I wondered if I could use the 4YDM to take that single input and "split" it to 3 different TV's that way.
Just curious, as I try to figure a way to use this thing.
I'm not doing a lot of distributed video lately, but here's some thoughts of things I wondered if I could switch:
1) Simple L/R audio signals (switched from multiple sources, outputing to an amp)
2) Amplified speaker signals (switched from the amp to different speaker pair)
3) The signal that comes out of our Dish DVR on a coax cable. The DVR has 2 outputs for 2 TV's, and the 2nd TV you can either use the S-video and L/R audio, or just use the coax cable coming out and turn your TV to channel 83. I've already used a splitter to take that output coax cable to 2 different TV's, but I wondered if I could use the 4YDM to take that single input and "split" it to 3 different TV's that way.
Just curious, as I try to figure a way to use this thing.