The Savant VOMVP1C Single Port 4K UHD Video Output IP Receiver is a key component within Savant's professional IP-based video distribution ecosystem, designed to decode and output high-resolution video streams over a standard Ethernet network. This receiver acts as the endpoint in a centralized AV-over-IP system, taking a compressed digital video stream transmitted from a Savant video transmitter (such as the VIMVP1C) and converting it back into a pristine, high-bandwidth HDMI signal for display on a single monitor, television, or projector. Its primary function is to enable flexible, scalable, and high-quality video distribution without the limitations of traditional HDMI cable runs, allowing for video sources and displays to be located anywhere on the network, potentially over long distances.

Engineered to handle the demanding bandwidth of 4K Ultra High Definition content, the VOMVP1C supports resolutions up to 4K at 60Hz with HDR, ensuring compatibility with the latest media sources and providing stunning visual fidelity. It utilizes Savant's proprietary or standards-based low-latency video compression to maintain picture quality while efficiently managing network bandwidth. The receiver is designed for straightforward integration, featuring a compact form factor that can be discreetly mounted behind a display or installed in a rack with other Savant modules. It is fully managed through Savant's powerful software platform, which allows system integrators to easily route any video source to any display, create video walls, and incorporate video control into broader automation scenes.

This device exemplifies the modern shift in professional AV towards IP convergence, offering significant advantages in installation flexibility, system scalability, and centralized management. For corporate boardrooms, control centers, luxury residences, and digital signage networks, the Savant VOMVP1C provides a reliable and high-performance solution for distributing 4K video content. By serving as a critical link in an IP video matrix, it eliminates the need for complex HDMI matrices and extensive cable pulls, future-proofing installations and simplifying both initial deployment and ongoing system modifications.