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The job of an HDMI extender is to solve problems caused by signal limitations like long distances so you can get the most out of your entertainment devices. It is used to carry signals between devices with the maximum amount of data possible for high definition or ultra-high-definition broadcasts. This solution can eliminate the need for a long HDMI cable within a large room, usually at a distance of 30 to 60 feet. Some video baluns require two interconnecting cables between transmitter and receiver whereas others work with a single data cable.

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There are various makes and types of video baluns on the market, some compatible with HD resolutions like 4K and others not. If you wanted to extend the connection from your top floor to the basement, you could use an HDMI to fiber or Ethernet extender. The more devices and zones that you wish to feed the more expensive the matrix switch will be, like a 8x8 or 16x16 matrix switch for example.This unit is perfect for when you want to break-out the audio so that this can feed your surround sound system/ AV receiver (which may not be compatible with HDMI) and continue the HDMI signals to go on to feed the TV. Whilst this may work fine and even a little bit less expensive, a more common and less messy way of doing this would be to install a HDMI over data cable matrix switch. These cables aren't meant to be used with an extender, repeater, or switch and should be used alone.

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HDMI over IP would convert the signal to IP and would become part of your wired Local Area Network (Ethernet) whereas HDMI over Cat5/6 does not integrate with your LAN if you have one. Receiver Output – one full size HDMI socket, one BNC socket for loop through to additional receivers, one 3. Wireless solution: connect an HDMI cable to the output of the device and to an external transmitter. This type of coax to HDMI converter is hard to find, especially with all the similar options out there that don’t work for your needs. These work by connecting your HDMI devices into the unit via standard cables and then the outputs which would feed each TV screen would be done via a twisted-pair data cable (Cat5e/ Cat6/ Cat6a/ Cat7), at the TV end you would install a HDMI receiver balun which would convert the data cable back to a HDMI connector.Our team is composed of individuals who have a keen interest in technology and a passion for helping others. A more suitable solution for this problem would be to install a HDMI selector box, what this does is take multiple inputs from different pieces of AV equipment and send them down one HDMI cable to the TV. If you have a busy network using a 100Mbps connection, it might be a bad idea to introduce HDMI signals onto it as it can slow the whole thing down but if you’re running a 1Gbps or higher speed connection you should have no issues.

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This is installed at the end of the HDMI cable that connects at the TV end, the amplifier will boost the signal to help overcome signal attenuation and voltage drop which occurs across the cable length and “re-clock” the signal.

You have the obvious problem where if you were to use HDMI over Cat5/6 extenders you would need to connect the HDMI lead that should feed your first TV into the transmitter-extender itself leaving the TV with no connection.

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You need take care when placing the infra-red emitter in front of the AV equipment so that it is placed directly in front or near the infra-red sensor on the AV equipment, if you fail to position this correct the remote control handset will not work.Determining the max length when using a repeater depends on the HDMI repeater and the HDMI cable type, but I give the average ranges below. Our WolfPack™ HDMI over Coax Adapters make us the King of the HDMI over Coax because we have so much experience and number of products. It supports digital video formats in Deep Colour Mode at up to 36 bits (12bits/colour) and 48kHz LPCM Digital audio. HDMI cables also require only one connection as opposed to two or more with coax, so they’re easier to use and more visually appealing.