video router
1 of 1noun/ˈvɪdioʊ ˈraʊtər/
Forms:video routers
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a device used in video production and broadcasting to manage and route video signals between different sources and destinations
A video router is a device used to direct video signals from one source to multiple destinations within a broadcasting or production environment. It allows video content from different cameras, video players, or other devices to be sent to various outputs, such as monitors, recording equipment, or live streams. Video routers are commonly used in television studios, live event productions, and broadcast control rooms to manage and switch between different video signals. They help ensure that the right content reaches the right display or transmission channel at the right time.
- They used a video router to switch between different camera angles during the live event.
- During the concert, the video router made it possible for the director to choose which video to show on the big screen.
- The technician checked the video router to make sure all the video signals were working correctly.
- With the video router, we were able to broadcast the same video to multiple locations at once.
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