Hi @Greg Hook , as with ethernet powerline adaptors, do you think this would work if there were two separate "receivers" from the one transmitter?
So would it be possible to mirror a Sky HD box with this in 2 different rooms with this piece of kit?
Interesting product and review. Would have liked the test to have included more testing on Sky HD and Youview. Can't speak for others, but these would be the primary sources I would seek to pipe around the house. Would also like a comparison with other systems that transmit the signal via cat5/6 through powerline adapters. Also need a good splitter for the original signal unless that is done by the transmitter unit.
Hi - Can't find that product/price on my initial google search. Any clues?Impossible for this to be lossless or in any way " identical " to the original signal.
A HDMI signal is up to 18gbps, you have to absolutely butcher it to get it over home mains wiring.
HdbaseT sets are now available for 99 pounds. I cannot see the point of this product when a lossless unlimited alternative exists for half the price.
Interesting comment about being aimed at installers, I cant see any installer giving this a second glance
Hi - Can't find that product/price on my initial google search. Any clues?
interesting product, could this be plugged into a powerline adaptor instead of running a cat cable across the house?
thanks, thought it sounded to simple to work.No , the signal is not tcp/ip compatible.
Neither wireless or powerline are any good for HDMI, results are poor at best.
The only way to do long runs between rooms properly is by running cable, and the best way to do that is HDbaseT.
Thanks for the prompt replies. Looks like I will need to take the cat 5/6 run out the wall up the side of the house ( behind a drain pipe ) and back in.No , the signal is not tcp/ip compatible.
Neither wireless or powerline are any good for HDMI, results are poor at best.
The only way to do long runs between rooms properly is by running cable, and the best way to do that is HDbaseT.
Maybe if they're installing at a retirement home....Interesting comment about being aimed at installers, I cant see any installer giving this a second glance
I think the main use for this would be for people to watch content from a Sky box in another room without having to pay for a mirror subscription.
Which you could do at half the price and at completely lossless quality with HDbaseT as linked to above.
I cannot see the point of this product when a lossless unlimited alternative exists for half the price.
Neither wireless or powerline are any good for HDMI, results are poor at best.
The review says it works very well, albeit with 2ch sound. For those disinclined to running new cables across their house, I imagine this product does almost exactly what they need.