Crestron Ships DigitalMedia
Crestron announced it’s already shipping its new DigitalMedia product line, the analog and HDMI and DVI system that manages, controls and distributes content over twisted pair or fiber. Crestron says that DigitalMedia (DM) consists of matrix switchers, repeaters and receivers that handle every type of signal and transmits them long distance as digital DM signals. In addition, Crestron says that built-in QuickSwitch HD technology pre-authorizes HDCP keys and maintains a constant handshake for fast, uninterrupted HD switching. At the end points, DM receivers output HDMI and control to the display.
The entire DM line is here.
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