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Question: Can this run two separate inputs to two separate outputs at the same time? (i.e. ps3 to outputA and cable box to outputB)
Document: Overall a good unit that makes the switching between my two monitors, two computers, DVR and Blue Ray Player much easier (usually using two of them at one time). The only disappointment I have is that the RCA audio output on the back only comes from one of the two output channels (A). My computer HDMI outs do not include audio so I run separate audio cables to a small audio mixer.
I am using this in my RV. I have four inputs - DVD player, BluRay player, AppleTV, and a PlayStation 3 feeding this unit. The two outputs are sent to HDMI splitters (1X2) that feed two 24&#34; and 2 32&#34; HDTVs. I utilized 24 AWG HDMI cable throughout. One foot cables feed the four inputs and also the 1x2 splitters. The HDMI runs to the TVs vary from 6' to 50'.
UPDATE:Below this update is my preliminary review, which is mostly negative. Ends up the culprit is not this switcher, but Windows Media Center. WMC likes to have your HDMI source active when you start the program. WMC will also not run the signal to two devices, like a flat screen and projector at the same time. So what I do is close WMC whenever I want to switch from my flat screen to my projector. Turn off the flatscreen and start the projector.
The device seems sturdy and well-made, and truly can direct any one of four inputs independently to the two outputs, letting you put different signals to the two connected TV sets. The few seconds of delay for the processor to catch up is very minor unless you are constantly shifting your inputs.
So I didn't want to upgrade my surround sound receiver with to hdmi outputs, let alone find one with 2 hdmi outputs as I have a projector and plasma tv. I have a PS3, TWC cable box, and a Logitech Revue hooked up to this switch that I can send any of the sources to either of the displays. It is any easy setup and works great.
That's also the nature of a lot of boxes. If you've ever watched TV through the HDMI port of your cable box(or satellite receiver), and tried listening through the composite audio outputs of the same cable box, the audio will not sync perfectly with the HDMI video.You just have to buy an optical to analog audio converter if you wanna use an older analog audio amplifier or receiver. That's if you have an optical audio output or digital coaxial output from your TV.
It works. Switches between inputs. However if you're wanting high quality sound output through the RCA outputs. You'll be disappointed. Sound quality is better through the HDMI outputs. Still, a great piece of equipment for selecting through multiple a/v units.
It works perfectly and does exactly what I needed, it has solved both my problem with lack of inputs on my displays as well as allowing me to spit out content to either of the two televisions I have setup.
Quick and easy setup allows me to control (select) any 1 of 4 H D M I inputs to be displayed on 1 of 2 H D M I outputs to TVs. I have 3 D V R's plus a DVD player as inputs with the outputs connected to &#34;HIS&#34; and &#34;HER&#34; TVs in our &#34;OFFICE&#34;/Computer game room.
but there was no battery in remote or the box (so i am currently remoteless)and the manual does not say what battery it uses. e-mailed lenkeng but they have not responded. any other buyers know what battery goes in the remote please post it here.
Answer: Yes, it has 4 inputs and 2 outputs.  You can run input A to output B at the same time that input C is going to output A.