Need help connecting 7 different TVs to as few computers as possible, all with different images.

My company has a wall of 7 different not-smart TVs and we're trying to connect all of them to 1-2 computers (1 is preferred) via HDMI cables. We've looked into custom building the computers and using 7 different video cards and we've also researched 8 port HDMI splitters. The splitters I've found only allow for repeated images. We need 7 different images/presentations, one for each screen.

Is there a better way to do this? Or should we just get 2 computers that each have a 4 port HDMI splitter that allows for separate images?



Submitted August 30, 2017 at 10:31PM by edanna_eldur http://ift.tt/2xNzqPP

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