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AMX NMX-DEC-N3322D NMX-ENC-N3322D 4K60 H.26x/Dante AV-H Decoder vs AMX VPX-1701 7x1+1 4K60 Presentation Switcher B-Stock

The AMX NMX-DEC-N3322D is a network decoder for receiving compressed video streams over Dante/Ethernet, while the AMX VPX-1701 is a hardware switcher that combines multiple local video inputs into a single output. Choose the decoder if you're distributing compressed AV over networked infrastructure; choose the switcher if you need to combine and manage multiple HDMI/VGA sources in a single room or venue.

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AMX NMX-DEC-N3322D NMX-ENC-N3322D 4K60 H.26x/Dante AV-H Decoder

$2,096.00
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AMX VPX-1701 7x1+1 4K60 Presentation Switcher B-Stock

$2,104.00
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Specs side by side

AMX NMX-DEC-N3322D NMX-ENC-N3322D 4K60 H.26x/Dante AV-H DecoderAMX VPX-1701 7x1+1 4K60 Presentation Switcher B-Stock
Price$2,096.00$2,104.00
BrandAMXAMX
ConditionNewRefurbished

Why choose AMX NMX-DEC-N3322D NMX-ENC-N3322D 4K60 H.26x/Dante AV-H Decoder

  • Decodes compressed H.264/H.265 video from network streams for bandwidth-efficient AV distribution
  • Dual Gigabit Ethernet with redundancy for mission-critical live performance and install applications
  • Integrates into large-scale networked AV systems without requiring local source management

Why choose AMX VPX-1701 7x1+1 4K60 Presentation Switcher B-Stock

  • Switches between 7 HDMI + 2 VGA local inputs—no networking knowledge required
  • Built-in scaling automatically adjusts any input to match your display's resolution
  • Intuitive front-panel controls and contact-closure integration for immediate, hands-on operation
Bottom line: Buy the NMX-DEC-N3322D if you're receiving AV over a networked infrastructure and need to decode it at a distant endpoint. Buy the VPX-1701 if you have multiple video sources in the same space (conference room, stage, classroom) and need straightforward switching without networking complexity.

Frequently asked questions

Do these products work together?

Yes, they can be part of the same system. The decoder would sit at a network endpoint receiving encoded video, while the switcher would manage local HDMI/VGA sources. They solve different parts of an AV workflow.

Which is better for a conference room?

The VPX-1701 switcher is purpose-built for conference rooms, letting presenters plug laptops and devices into local HDMI inputs. The decoder is for receiving video from a remote network source, not switching local devices.

What's the difference in control complexity?

The VPX-1701 has simple front-panel buttons and contact-closure integration—no networking expertise needed. The decoder assumes you have networked AV infrastructure and requires setup on the Ethernet/Dante side.

Can either do 4K color-accurate video?

Both support 4K60 4:4:4 (full-bandwidth color) and HDCP 2.2. The decoder excels at preserving quality over network transport; the switcher preserves quality when combining local sources.

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