What is a splicing processor?

The splicing processor is also called the video splicing controller. Its main function is to divide a video signal into multiple units, and output the divided unit signals to multiple displays, and finally splice the images of multiple displays to form a complete Image.

Of course, splicing processors also have different classifications. The following is a general introduction to splicing processors:

Most of the current splicing processors have no operating system and are completely designed with pure hardware structure. The advantage of this is that the stability is very high and will not be poisoned. It is very suitable for use in workplaces with high security and confidentiality. . Of course, they have their own advantages compared with splicing processors with operating systems.

The splicing processor has a wide range of uses, and can be used in community monitoring, shopping malls, supermarkets, public security, firefighting and other places. And it can support a variety of signal formats, such as HDMI, VGA, KVM, USB and other signal formats, so don't worry about incompatibility.

The core part of the splicing processor adopts the most advanced processing chip in Europe and America, with its own edge processing effect. Splicing processors are also divided into 1U and 3U. A 1U splicing processor can only spend up to 4 signal inputs. The price is usually cheaper, while the 3U version is much more expensive.