Based on usage scenarios and functional characteristics, common video switchers can be categorized as follows:
- Analog Video Switchers: These switchers are suitable for switching lower-resolution video signals, such as VGA and DVI. Their advantage is their low price, but their disadvantages include limited support for lower resolutions and limited signal transmission distance.
- Digital Video Switchers: These switchers are suitable for switching high-resolution video signals, such as HDMI and DP. Their advantages include support for high resolution and long-distance transmission, but their disadvantage is their higher price.
- Hybrid Video Switchers: These switchers can simultaneously support analog and digital video signal switching, offering high flexibility and applicability. However, their disadvantages include higher price and more complex configuration.
