Hi there,
I am currently building a home and I am looking at using hdbaset to send video around the house.
I have been looking at products and come across the hdanywhere 4k mhub and the Atlona AT-UHD-PRO3-44M and was wondering if anyone had any experience with these products.
Really my requirements are:
4 video sources (roku, sky tv, nas, etc)
4 rooms with tv in each
4k (will be purchasing a 65 inch tv in the next couple of weeks)
At this stage sound bar for main TV so not sure if I run this from matrix (ARC) or from TV
Also, I am interested in hearing from people who are using hdbaset and 4k because I have read that the best you can do with hdbaset is 4:2:0 rather than the full 4:4:4 but I am not really sure of what the real world impact is of that - is there a noticeable difference?
I am looking at running Cat 6 to each of the tv's, for the most part I will have 2 runs to each location and in the lounge I am looking at running 4. This will be terminated via a patch panel in the garage to wall plates in the rooms.
I am really keen to hear peoples thoughts on hdbaset and 4k because I got a bit nervous the more reading I did on HDMI 2.0a needing 18gbps and that all the matrix's I saw couldnt acutally supply video at the full 4k spec, but as mentioned above this may not actually have any real world noticeable impact on the picture.
Thanks in advance
I am currently building a home and I am looking at using hdbaset to send video around the house.
I have been looking at products and come across the hdanywhere 4k mhub and the Atlona AT-UHD-PRO3-44M and was wondering if anyone had any experience with these products.
Really my requirements are:
4 video sources (roku, sky tv, nas, etc)
4 rooms with tv in each
4k (will be purchasing a 65 inch tv in the next couple of weeks)
At this stage sound bar for main TV so not sure if I run this from matrix (ARC) or from TV
Also, I am interested in hearing from people who are using hdbaset and 4k because I have read that the best you can do with hdbaset is 4:2:0 rather than the full 4:4:4 but I am not really sure of what the real world impact is of that - is there a noticeable difference?
I am looking at running Cat 6 to each of the tv's, for the most part I will have 2 runs to each location and in the lounge I am looking at running 4. This will be terminated via a patch panel in the garage to wall plates in the rooms.
I am really keen to hear peoples thoughts on hdbaset and 4k because I got a bit nervous the more reading I did on HDMI 2.0a needing 18gbps and that all the matrix's I saw couldnt acutally supply video at the full 4k spec, but as mentioned above this may not actually have any real world noticeable impact on the picture.
Thanks in advance