Can you do multiple RCA video inputs into a raspery pi board and output to multiple screens?

I'm not fluent in what the capabilities of raspberry pi are but I've been thinking on a project that needs to be able to have 3 RCA video inputs and then be able to split it into 3 separate screens. The unit needs to be compact and that's part of why I had thought a raspberry pi setup might work for it. Is there any way to accomplish this?

Thanks for the help.

0 rew over 8 years ago

Hi,
The raspberry pi does not have ANY video input except for the camera interface. Also it cannot do three screens. Alas the raspberry pi is not a ready-made solution for your problem.
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0 COMPACT over 8 years ago

You could combine a Raspberry Pi with a Video Crosspoint Matrix Switch such as the Vishay DG884.
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0 Problemchild over 8 years ago

If you want all screens to display the same output then you'll need a composite video of HDMI splitter.
If you are trying to have 3 separate displays then I believe you are out of luck here as the HDMI and Composite video are exclusive and only one works at a time.
You could use 2 USB to video adaptors but these would be slow and expensive.

A better solution here may be something like a miniITX with a separate Video card with the desired outputs.
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0 COMPACT over 8 years ago in reply to Problemchild

Just buy some Composite Video to Digital video adapters and connect to a Dell P4317Q 43" 4K UHD IPS Multi Client Professional LED LCD Monitor.
This monitor natively accepts 4 inputs.
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