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<blockquote data-quote="James Bell" data-source="post: 16091" data-attributes="member: 127">Re: Video input formats to includeFor video, I&#039;m a fan of the Kramer scaler/switchers. They are a really great bang for the buck. I just recently installed some vp-728&#039;s.&nbsp; The outputs include hdmi and vga.&nbsp; I ran the vga out to a pair of stacked nec projectors, and the hdmi out to the dvi input on a tilematrix.4 combo inputs that will auto recognize as: composites-vidcomponent (interlaced or progressive)There are also2 vga inputs2 hdmi inputs1 usb input.You can have remote options for changing source selections, also a plus in a multi-screen environment.The Kramer takes up through 1920x1080 (your blueray resolution) and scales it up or down to a set resolution that you should set to the native resolution of your projectors.I&#039;ve been very happy with them, and I think it would give you any combination of inputs that you could realistically need.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="James Bell, post: 16091, member: 127"] Re: Video input formats to include For video, I'm a fan of the Kramer scaler/switchers. They are a really great bang for the buck. I just recently installed some vp-728's. The outputs include hdmi and vga. I ran the vga out to a pair of stacked nec projectors, and the hdmi out to the dvi input on a tilematrix. 4 combo inputs that will auto recognize as: composite s-vid component (interlaced or progressive) There are also 2 vga inputs 2 hdmi inputs 1 usb input. You can have remote options for changing source selections, also a plus in a multi-screen environment. The Kramer takes up through 1920x1080 (your blueray resolution) and scales it up or down to a set resolution that you should set to the native resolution of your projectors. I've been very happy with them, and I think it would give you any combination of inputs that you could realistically need. [/QUOTE]

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