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AMX DGX800-ENC Enova DGX 800 Enclosure vs AMX NMX-WP-N3510 N3000 Series Windowing Processor, 9x1
The DGX800-ENC is a modular matrix switcher for complex multi-input/output routing with 4K support and low-latency switching, while the NMX-WP-N3510 is a compact windowing processor that composites up to nine networked video streams into a single HD output. Choose the DGX800 for installations requiring flexible video and audio matrix switching across multiple standards; choose the NMX-WP-N3510 for control rooms needing to display multiple simultaneous video feeds in one unified window.
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AMX NMX-WP-N3510 N3000 Series Windowing Processor, 9x1
Specs side by side
| AMX DGX800-ENC Enova DGX 800 Enclosure | AMX NMX-WP-N3510 N3000 Series Windowing Processor, 9x1 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $16,115.00 | $14,355.00 |
| Brand | AMX | AMX |
| Condition | New | New |
Why choose AMX DGX800-ENC Enova DGX 800 Enclosure
- ✓ Maximum 8x8 video matrix configuration with modular I/O flexibility
- ✓ Supports 4K60 4:4:4 and UHD content at full bandwidth
- ✓ Modular boards allow you to specify only the I/O connections you need
- ✓ Advanced audio switching with parametric EQ for independent audio control
Why choose AMX NMX-WP-N3510 N3000 Series Windowing Processor, 9x1
- ✓ Compact dual rack unit form factor takes minimal space
- ✓ Accepts up to nine H.264 streams via standard Ethernet—no proprietary cabling required
- ✓ Network-centric design leverages existing IT infrastructure
- ✓ Multiple units cascade together for scalability beyond nine inputs
Frequently asked questions
Can the DGX800 handle 4K video while the NMX-WP-N3510 only outputs 1080p60?
Yes. The DGX800-ENC processes 4K60 4:4:4 and UHD content at full bandwidth, making it suitable for high-resolution applications. The NMX-WP-N3510 outputs a single windowed HD stream up to 1080p60, which is appropriate for control room monitoring and multi-source composition but not 4K distribution.
How do the connectivity models differ between these units?
The DGX800 uses modular interchangeable boards supporting HDMI, DXLink twisted pair, DXLink fiber, and DVI—offering flexibility for mixed legacy and modern infrastructure. The NMX-WP-N3510 communicates exclusively via RJ45 Ethernet ports using SVSI protocol, with a single HDMI output, making it network-dependent and easier to deploy in IT-infrastructure environments.
Which is better for a facility that needs to route audio separately from video?
The DGX800-ENC includes advanced audio switching boards with audio breakaway and parametric EQ, enabling independent audio control alongside video routing. The NMX-WP-N3510 is a video windowing processor without dedicated audio switching capabilities.
What if I need more than nine video inputs in the future?
With the DGX800, you configure the matrix size at installation time up to 8x8. With the NMX-WP-N3510, multiple units can be cascaded together to exceed the nine-input limitation, providing growth flexibility through networked scaling.