Multi room HDMI Splitter Question

[joe.skids]

Hi

I want to have 2 different rooms with a tv and 5.1 audio but share the V+, Blu ray and Xbox sources.

Will this work???

HDMI from V+ to a Neet splitter, 1 HDMI output to a Denon AV Reciever (for room 1) and 1 HDMI output to an Onkyo Reciever (for room 2) then the output from each reciever to 2 different TV's.

This will be the same setup for a blu ray player and xbox going into the other inputs on the recievers.

Thanks
Joe

 

[Joe Fernand]

The only way to know for sure is to install the kit and give it a try - HDMI is a complex pipeline and what should work on paper doesn't always work when you actually assemble the system.

How long are the cable runs from the 3 x splitters to the AV Amps and from the AV Amps to the Displays?

Joe

 

[joe.skids]

The only way to know for sure is to install the kit and give it a try - HDMI is a complex pipeline and what should work on paper doesn't always work when you actually assemble the system.

How long are the cable runs from the 3 x splitters to the AV Amps and from the AV Amps to the Displays?

Joe

Hi Joe

I thought as much. I need to buy 1 reciever and the 3 splitters though before I can test it all so it means spending around £500.

The 3 sources, the 3 splitters and the 2 recievers will all be housed in the same cupboard. I will use 1m HDMI cables but could probably get away with 0.5m. Both display's will be 10 metres away.

Thanks
Joe

 

[Joe Fernand]

Make sure you can return anything you purchase if you run into problems!

I'm guessing the second AV Amp is the bulk of the 500.00 GBP outlay?

Ensure you have a decent flow of air through the cupboard if your housing two AV Amps in one 'rack'.

Joe

 

[joe.skids]

Make sure you can return anything you purchase if you run into problems!

I'm guessing the second AV Amp is the bulk of the 500.00 GBP outlay?

Ensure you have a decent flow of air through the cupboard if your housing two AV Amps in one 'rack'.

Joe

Yeah, I am going to need to buy the onkyo 607 so thats the big spend.

I will be installing it all in what used to be our downstairs wc under the stairs so it is quite a large space. Air flow shouldn't be to much of an issue as I will be putting it all on shelves so it won't be enclosed.

I do also want to put the our combi boiler in the same place so heat is my main concern. Got a few ideas from a thread I started here

Thanks
Joe