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Question: Is this an active hdmi cable (example; with some kind of "redmere" technology)?
Document: what can i say. hdmi cables have become increasingly cheaper over the years. the only place that still charges to much are the big box stores. In a world that has become a &#34;dime a dozen&#34; for hdim cables,  this is yet another quality product. good construction and did not need any kind of signal boost from my cable box.
I was kind of worried that this cable would be too long to use to connect my camcorder to my capture card on my computer. works great! i use a mini hdmi to hdmi adapter on the far end as well. still does 1080p at 30fps (limited by my camcorder)i will end up trying this out with a kinovo hdmi switcher just to see how it does.i bought 2 more!
I send several hdmi cables our to TV's from 1 box. I wasn't sure what kind of signal I would get from 50'. OUTSTANDING !!! Everything and more for this fine product&#128525;
BTW, check the CNET review for Redmere cables - it explains the technology and why it works so much better. Monoprice has the best price I could find. Avoid this product if you use a switch or have long runs (or really need 50 feet to work). At least I tested this cable prior to installing it. I know someone from BlueRigger support said I could return it, but it's not worth the hassle or cost of return shipping (which he did not offer to pay for).
Didn't work with my DirecTv receiver. Replaced with a Monoprice Redmere and it works fine. Quality matters over long distances. Buy something else.
I purchased this cable and a Monoprice Redmere 50ft HDMI since my new projector has 2 HDMI ports. Both cables work great and this one was slightly less expensive. Both are of similar quality though the Monoprice one seems a bit thinner (only a tiny bit though). The connectors fit well and should last just fine since I won't be fiddling with them much.
I was very impressed by this product. I thought there would be some kind of signal loss or depreciation over 50 feet but there wasn't any at all. It was perfect quality and exactly what I would expect in a cable that was 6 feet long.
I just finished building a house and installed Redmere style HDMI cables in the walls leading from my electronics area to my projector. This is probably about a 45 foot run (in the walls) from my electronics room. After about six months, both Redmere cables failed to produce a signal and wreaked havoc on both ports of my projector to the point where they quit functioning and the projector had to be replaced. I just received my BlueRigger 50ft. cable this week and it works flawlessly.
When I had the problem with the 50 foot cable I ordered several redmere cables from Monoprice. Their 50 foot through the switch, then through the 40 foot HDMI (both the redmere) gave a flawless 1080P blu-ray picture at over 90 feet. So, in short, redmere 2 (and at a much greater length), and BlueRigger cables 0 (at 50 feet and at 35 feet when I tried to use the 20 and 15 together though the switch).
This is one GREAT HDMI cable, I just extented the distence between my Blu-Ray player and my Epson 8350 projector to 50 feet and no flicker or anything other than a fantastic 1080P picture without any kind of booster or repeater. AWSOME,  now... can we make the cable here in the U.S.A.? :)
Answer: No, I'm using it in wall to my epson 5030 from my denon reciver just fine. I had a Monoprice 30' with RedMere can't tell a difference,moved things around and needed the extra length from this.