Computer video interfaces help you make the connection between a computer workstation and a compatible large screen data monitor or data projector. Interfaces amplify and split the video signal between the local computer monitor and a second display device and also provide output signal in a convenient format, usually RGBHV on 5 BNC connectors. Interfaces may also provide additional features such as horizontal and vertical position controls, output gain adjustment, sharpness adjustment, video hum suppression, stereo audio signal buffering (converts unbalanced audio signals to balanced), and dual inputs with manual and automatic switching capability.

Inline's computer video interfaces fall into four main categories:

Installation Interfaces are a specialized category of analog video interfaces designed to be installed in a wall, podium, floor box, equipment rack, conference table or other audiovisual furniture. Installation interfaces usually offer audio buffering and may have a modular faceplate for A/V connector modules.

Analog Video Interfaces work with all computers that feature an analog video output signal. These interfaces have 15-pin HD input and local monitor output connectors, providing easy connection to VGA computers using standard VGA cables. Input adapter cables are also available for MAC, SUN, SGI and other high resolution workstations.

Dedicated Interfaces have a permanently attached cable designed for a specific class of computer or type of video connector (VGA / MAC / 13W3 Workstation).

Universal Interfaces are compatible with analog, TTL and ECL video. They employ a removable input cable, allowing them to be connected to virtually any type of computer video port.