Slice4 HDMI

$949.00

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Slice a single 4K output from your Mac into four separate HDMI signals. Use SLICE4 to connect four projectors to a single port on any Mac, then use software like QLab or MadMapper to map them separately.

Unlike other display slicers which compromise on image quality or maximum resolution, the SLICE4 uses advanced FPGA technology to prevent quality loss. All outputs are WUXGA 1920×1200 resolution, the same as most theatrical projectors.

SLICE4 is designed to be plug-and-play, with no complex configuration software or confusing menus to navigate. Just connect it to your Mac with the included USB-C to DisplayPort cable and tell your video mapping software to use it as a 2x2 slicer.

Includes a locking 12V power adapter.

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Slice a single 4K output from your Mac into four separate HDMI signals. Use SLICE4 to connect four projectors to a single port on any Mac, then use software like QLab or MadMapper to map them separately.

Unlike other display slicers which compromise on image quality or maximum resolution, the SLICE4 uses advanced FPGA technology to prevent quality loss. All outputs are WUXGA 1920×1200 resolution, the same as most theatrical projectors.

SLICE4 is designed to be plug-and-play, with no complex configuration software or confusing menus to navigate. Just connect it to your Mac with the included USB-C to DisplayPort cable and tell your video mapping software to use it as a 2x2 slicer.

Includes a locking 12V power adapter.

Slice a single 4K output from your Mac into four separate HDMI signals. Use SLICE4 to connect four projectors to a single port on any Mac, then use software like QLab or MadMapper to map them separately.

Unlike other display slicers which compromise on image quality or maximum resolution, the SLICE4 uses advanced FPGA technology to prevent quality loss. All outputs are WUXGA 1920×1200 resolution, the same as most theatrical projectors.

SLICE4 is designed to be plug-and-play, with no complex configuration software or confusing menus to navigate. Just connect it to your Mac with the included USB-C to DisplayPort cable and tell your video mapping software to use it as a 2x2 slicer.

Includes a locking 12V power adapter.