Normally speaking, a video clip matrix is to realize the changing outcome of a video photo from any type of input source. An M × N matrix indicates that it can support M image input and N image output at the same time. 

In recent years, with the development of information technology, the handling ability of electronic modern technology has been swiftly created. So does the sound as well as the video industry. The layouts of transmission signals are becoming extra varied, and also the transmission ways alter continuously. The typical matrix signal changing and also transmission methods no longer fulfill a great deal of various requirements of the users. They need not only straightforward as well as smooth procedures but also the high performance of sound and video signals, gadgets stability, and diversification of application scenarios. 

Q-NEX remedy takes on the digital video matrix, which incorporates the video clip matrix component to a system – Q-NEX Networked Media Processor (NMP), which prevents complex installation as well as debugging as well as considerably conserves power and time. NMP also has the capacity to switch over audio. It can synchronously switch video as well as sound signals to realize an audio-visual matrix. We sustain 3 input and 3 output video clip matrices with HDMI user interfaces as the signal format. In the class, instructors can use their laptop computers for the courseware discussion, a file video camera for items demo, an IQVideo Lecture capture system for lecture recording, IQPoium, and so on, as input resources. The different sorts of display screens are considered video output resources. Customers can realize the sharing of video sources by various gadgets in the area according to the arrangement called for by their own application circumstances.

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