Route any source to any screen across your venue over a single Cat6 PoE cable. PulseMatrix distributes live sports to 100+ synced displays with sub-frame latency — controlled entirely from a tablet. No matrix switcher. No server. No cable clutter behind the TVs.
Every component is engineered for the reliability, scale and cable-simplicity a working commercial floor demands.
One structured cable carries video and power to every encoder and decoder node. No HDMI runs, no power bricks, no wall warts behind the TV.
Staff route any source to any screen from an iPad or Android tablet, with live video preview thumbnails. Reassign the whole floor between games in seconds.
A distributed architecture with no central controller to fail. Each node runs independently over the network, so there's no single point of failure to take the venue dark.
Tuned H.264/H.265 pipelines keep every screen in lock-step. No echo between TVs when the crowd reacts — the goal lands on all of them at once.
Mirror one source to dozens of displays, or split a bank of screens into a single tiled video wall. Any-to-any switching scales from 1:1 up past 100 endpoints.
Metal-chassis transceivers built to run 24/7 in a working AV rack. Passive-cooled, always-on nodes rated for continuous commercial duty.
PulseMatrix replaces the fixed matrix switcher with encoder and decoder nodes that live on a managed Gigabit PoE network.
An ENC node sits behind each cable box, streaming box or media player — Rogers, Bell, satellite or Apple TV — compressing 4K@30 / 1080p input into a ~30 Mbps H.265 stream.
A managed Gigabit PoE switch carries every stream as multicast traffic and powers each node down the same Cat6 cable. Add screens by adding ports — not by rewiring.
A DEC node behind each TV subscribes to whichever source the tablet assigns and drives the panel over HDMI — instantly re-routable from the control app.
A fixed HDMI matrix locks you into its port count and a spider's web of home-run cable. AVoIP scales on the network you already understand.
| Capability | Legacy HDMI Matrix + Extenders | PulseMatrix Distributed AVoIP |
|---|---|---|
| Scalability | Fixed to chassis ports (e.g. 8×8, 16×16); replace the whole unit to grow. | 1:1 to 100+ endpoints — add a node and a switch port at a time. |
| Cabling | Every display home-runs back to the rack; separate power at each TV. | Single Cat6 to the nearest switch; power and video over PoE. |
| Point of failure | Central matrix chassis — if it fails, every screen goes dark. | Distributed, zero-server; a single node fault never takes down the floor. |
| Video walls | Needs a separate video-wall processor and dedicated wiring. | Native tiling and splitting across any group of decoder nodes. |
| Control | Proprietary remote or wall panel; limited live preview. | iOS / Android tablet, drag-and-drop with live video thumbnails. |
| Distance | Extender-limited; long runs need boosters or fibre. | Anywhere the network reaches — across floors, patios and buildings. |
| Expansion cost | Step-function: outgrow the chassis, buy a bigger one. | Linear: pay per node as the venue grows. |
When the room erupts, it should erupt together. PulseMatrix keeps NHL, NBA, NFL, UFC and soccer feeds locked frame-for-frame across dozens of TVs — no straggler screen showing the replay a beat late.
Game-day floor changes in seconds. Push the marquee game to the whole bar, then peel off a corner for a second matchup — from the tablet, mid-shift.
Fluid 1080p@60Hz motion. Fast puck and ball tracking stays crisp — no smearing, no judder on the plays that matter.
Zone the venue. Main floor, patio, private rooms and the bar back can each run their own source, or all mirror the big game.
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Set your source and display counts. We'll estimate the node count, switch ports and PoE budget your venue needs. Use it as a starting point — our team confirms the final design.
A 6-source, 24-display matrix.
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Tell us about your venue and we'll come back with a tailored system design and quote. No obligation.