lpkotsev
Standard Member
Hello there, I am stuck with a problem of HDMI connection. I simply don't want to take out and put in the HDMI cable every time from the source to the displaying device. I have read quite a lot about HDMI switchers/ splitters, but not sure whether anything could help in the following situation:
So my one and only source of signal is XBOX and the HDMI going out of it I would like to attach to the following devices:
- a 4K TV (HDMI input, having also an ARC input)
- a projector
- AV receiver Onkyo Integra DTR 5.9 (having standard HDMI input and HDMI out(not ARC)
The Xbox is connected also with an optical cable to the AV receiver., but I would like sometimes to experience Losless/ PCM/ 7.1 sound via the HDMI's with sacrificing a bit from the video quality.
Splitter wouldn't work as it works only with video signal, as far as I know. The ones which extract audio are really expensive. For switchers, I only see them as 3 or 2 in and 1 out, which is exactly the opposite of what I need...
So my question is: Could someone advise a device to save all the HDMI maneuvers and just switch with e.g. a remote the signal from the XboX at least to the TV and the AV receiver.
Thank you very much!
So my one and only source of signal is XBOX and the HDMI going out of it I would like to attach to the following devices:
- a 4K TV (HDMI input, having also an ARC input)
- a projector
- AV receiver Onkyo Integra DTR 5.9 (having standard HDMI input and HDMI out(not ARC)
The Xbox is connected also with an optical cable to the AV receiver., but I would like sometimes to experience Losless/ PCM/ 7.1 sound via the HDMI's with sacrificing a bit from the video quality.
Splitter wouldn't work as it works only with video signal, as far as I know. The ones which extract audio are really expensive. For switchers, I only see them as 3 or 2 in and 1 out, which is exactly the opposite of what I need...
So my question is: Could someone advise a device to save all the HDMI maneuvers and just switch with e.g. a remote the signal from the XboX at least to the TV and the AV receiver.
Thank you very much!
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