The 4-Port HDMI Automatic Video Switch from StarTech allows you to share a display or projector with four HDMI-enabled video source devices. The switch features four independent inputs, each supporting up to UHD 4K resolution and 7.1 surround sound audio. The switch also features MHL support on input port 1, enabling video output video from MHL-enabled mobile devices such as Samsung Galaxy tablets and smartphones.
High-Quality Picture with 4K Support
- UHD 4K is supported by the latest A/V devices and delivers four times the resolution of 1080p
- As the switch is backward compatible with high-definition 1080p, all video sources can be supported by digital signage application
Solid Aluminum Housing Ensures Fixed Positioning
- Constructed of solid aluminum, the HDMI switch is durable and heavy enough to prevent the unit from lifting or sliding around if the attached HDMI cables are bumped or shifted
- Its small footprint makes it easy to integrate the switch into any boardroom, classroom, home theater, or digital signage application
Hassle-Free Operation with Auto Switching & EDID
- Ensures easy operation with automatic switching that detects and selects a newly connected device
- Automatic switching encourages on-the-fly collaboration among colleagues, by making it easy to share your projector between multiple source devices in a boardroom or classroom environment
- Supports manual operation using the included IR remote control, or the built-in front panel toggle switch directly on the device
- Saves time during setup with EDID emulation, ensuring that all your native settings—such as resolution and refresh rate—are communicated between your display and source devices
- EDID emulation maximizes compatibility with your 4K display, ensuring a convenient plug-and-play installation
General
- 4x1 HDMI switch with MHL support
- IR remote control included
- 7.1 surround sound audio
- Small footprint
- Front panel toggle switch button
Applications
- Share a 4K television or projector with two different UHD 4K video sources
- Collaborate with colleagues by connecting multiple users to the same display, and switch between input devices
- Use in digital signage applications to display multiple source devices at different times
- Use in your home theater to connect two A/V devices, such as Blu-ray players, cable/satellite set-top boxes, and computers to your television