Can you simultaneously stream both analog and HDMI video feeds using this? (2 feeds at once)
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It Outputs on both analog & Digital, but only accepts one input.. So you could output component & HDMI if you really wanted to, but you can not have more then one input type at a time.
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I have never tried that, but I know it handles all 4 IP cameras really well simultaneously. I am currently using just the VGA output to a "cheesy" monitor. Since I use it mostly via remote viewing!!
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This unit will send audio and video if you only are using no more that 2 cameras and 2 audio feeds. You would use each bnc for either video or audio so a max of 4 total feeds. Hope this helps!
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yes - supports 2 - need hdmi for one monitor, and vga cable for the other. I have setup this way and looks fine
1109446
You need one multi-stream cable card, which supports up to 4 tuners. Guess you received enough answers now!!
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I did not have good luck with the splitter. I could get a feed with one hdmi cable plugged in but when I pluged in a second device, it didn`t run both. it then served as a 6" extension.
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I doubt it, only because it's unlikely you could have two instances of the program open at once. You could however build a relatively cheap second PC and record the second video feed through that one.
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I can't say definitively if there is no all-in-one eyetv-like product with built-in dual cable input, but I'd really doubt it. Why not put a A/B switch like this [ http://www.amazon.com/PHILIPS-PH61007-A-B-Switch/dp/B0001GGXMW ] before the eyetv hybrid? Still allowing only one or the other input...would have to manually flip the A/B switch. Were you hoping to record a program off the air and off of cable at the same time (or close to the same time, when you wouldn't be around, or have to remember, to flip the A/B switch)?
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You can output to 2 devices. But it can only have 1 input going to those 2 devices at a time.
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It will support two. One via HDMI, the other via DVI or VGA (can't recall which).
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This is an HDMI switching device. If your intention is to use it simultaneously then it probably won't work for you. Think of this as an A and B channel. To use any device you switch the channel. You can have one monitor and two devices to use each device with the one monitor.
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I did have 2 cards installed and used them simultaneously. I was using HDMI for both inputs. I have since pulled out one card and using the BM Decklink Quad and one Decklink Mini. Tim
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you would need a splitter to allow for both to be hooked up. It has only 1 input
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Yes, by selecting the RX-A830 HDMI output to HDMI 1+2. It will output any HDMI input signal thru HDMI output 1 and 2. Just tried this with my Xbox One and it was on two TV inputs at the sametime. Just a reminder, if you're using a pc, the receiver can accept signals upto 1920x1080. I don't think it will accept a higher signal.
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I only have 3 cameras on one monitor, Not sure the cameras would stream data to both monitors. That sounds like a question for their tech support group. Sorry incouldnt answer.
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The Linkcast only has one HDMI port out. You would have to use a spiltter to watch on 2 TV's at the same time. I have not tried a splitter but I am using a 1 port to 5 port switch with good results.
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It's not usually possible, though there may be one that can do it. Here's why: Virtually every AV receiver can only have one input selected at a time. The Yamaha RX-A830 has 7 HDMI inputs, and 2 HDMI outputs. You can select only one input at a time. It CAN send that ONE input to TWO different HDMI outputs simultaneously. But that won't solve your problem, since you'll have TWO outputs from your computer(going into the TWO inputs on the receiver). You can convert both computer outputs from vga/dvi to HDMI and have them both going to the receiver (and sending extended display), but you'll only be able to select and view one at a time. It's not usually possible, though there may be one that can do it. Here's why: Virtually every AV receiver can only have one input selected at a time. The Yamaha RX-A830 has 7 HDMI inputs, and 2 HDMI outputs. You can select only one input at a time. It CAN send that ONE input to TWO different HDMI outputs simultaneously. But that won't solve your problem, since you'll have TWO outputs from your computer(going into the TWO inputs on the receiver). You can convert both computer outputs from vga/dvi to HDMI and have them both going to the receiver (and sending extended display), but you'll... » Read More It's not usually possible, though there may be one that can do it. Here's why: Virtually every AV receiver can only have one input selected at a time. The Yamaha RX-A830 has 7 HDMI inputs, and 2 HDMI outputs. You can select only one input at a time. It CAN send that ONE input to TWO different HDMI outputs simultaneously. But that won't solve your problem, since you'll have TWO outputs from your computer(going into the TWO inputs on the receiver). You can convert both computer outputs from vga/dvi to HDMI and have them both going to the receiver (and sending extended display), but you'll only be able to select and view one at a time. « Show Less