Hello. I have been trying to figure out the best way to hook up multiple (+10) devices to both TV and projector so they can be used both the same time.
I've come to a conclusion, it's best and most cost-efficent to build it myself.
So the idea is to take 10 composite video inputs, 5 component video inputs, and 15 audio inputs, and build some kind of system to switch between 3 video outputs (2 composite and 1 component) and 2 audio outputs. So this would total in 64 RCA connector (counting both inputs and outputs)
What i've come up yet, is to put 2 buttons for all composite inputs, one to switch for tv, and the other for projector, and one button for all component inputs, as only my projector has component input. Pressing a button to choose another device and should shut off other outputs for that device (tv or projector)
For audio, i tought just to use a 2 way switch for every device.
I was thinking about using relays, but switching relays are probably too expencive for my budget, and regular relays probably draw too much power to make it work.
Also, i don't know if that would degrade the signals, as i don't want the picture/sound quality to drop.
My budget is around $100.
All tips are really appreciated.
I've come to a conclusion, it's best and most cost-efficent to build it myself.
So the idea is to take 10 composite video inputs, 5 component video inputs, and 15 audio inputs, and build some kind of system to switch between 3 video outputs (2 composite and 1 component) and 2 audio outputs. So this would total in 64 RCA connector (counting both inputs and outputs)
What i've come up yet, is to put 2 buttons for all composite inputs, one to switch for tv, and the other for projector, and one button for all component inputs, as only my projector has component input. Pressing a button to choose another device and should shut off other outputs for that device (tv or projector)
For audio, i tought just to use a 2 way switch for every device.
I was thinking about using relays, but switching relays are probably too expencive for my budget, and regular relays probably draw too much power to make it work.
Also, i don't know if that would degrade the signals, as i don't want the picture/sound quality to drop.
My budget is around $100.
All tips are really appreciated.
