Bitvisus 3X3 2X3 4K Sans Couture 4 Sources PIP POP HDMI TV Salle de Réunion Contrôleur de Processeur de Mur Vidéo BIT- VWC-409R
Bitvisus 3X3 2X3 4K Sans Couture 4 Sources PIP POP HDMI TV Salle de Réunion Contrôleur de Processeur de Mur Vidéo BIT- VWC-409R
Basic Properties
Country Of Origin
Le Guangdong
Brand Name
Bitvisus
Certificat
CE FCC
PRODUCT MODEL
BIT- VWC-409R
Trading Properties
MOQ
1 unité
Unit Price
360USD per unit
Payment Method
T/T
Supply Capacity
100 unités par 15 jours
Détails du produit
Mettre en évidence:
Contrôleur de Mur Vidéo pour Salle de Conférence
,Processeur de paroi vidéo 4K
,Processeur de Mur Vidéo Sans Couture
Description du produit
Rating global
5.0
Based on 50 reviews recently
Aperçu des notes
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B
May 23.2025
Bought this HDMI 3x3 multi monitor video wall controller for our training room. Setup was basically plug-and-play: 12V power, HDMI in, HDMI out, then fine-tune everything with the IR remote. The 90° rotation in single-screen mode and 180° rotation on the first row in two-line stitching mode are really helpful when we flip a couple of panels to get creative layouts. No stretching or deformation, just a clean 4K video wall controller that does what it says.
A
Apr 11.2025
If you’re searching for a “4K60 video processor for commercial display and digital signage,” this Bitvisus BIT-VP-U1-MD416 is a great option. It handles four 4K60 HDMI 2.0 inputs and up to sixteen 1080p60 outputs, so we can splice multiple displays and show different images at the same time in our shopping mall. Control over RS232 and the Windows host software is straightforward, and the box has been running all day without any crashes.
J
Mar 7.2025
Using the Bitvisus professional audio video & lighting 4K video processor as the main “4K60 HDMI 2.0 video processor” in our control room, and it’s been very solid. We feed four 4K sources over HDMI 2.0 plus two DP 1.2 inputs into it and drive a wall of full HD displays from the 16 HDMI 1.4 outputs. Image is sharp at 3840×2160@60 in and 1920×1080@60 out, with no visible delay, which is exactly what we needed for monitoring and command applications.
