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Question: Can I connect my TV decoder (cable) to my HDMI TV using this extender?
Document: This product worked flawlessly between my TiVo and bedroom TV. The bedroom TV is an Insignia if anyone was curious whether it would work for lower end TVs. I used about 35-40ft Cat5e to connect them and am also using an HDMI splitter behind the TiVo to keep the living room TV connected too. The quality is perfect and I cannot see any degradation of signal through this extender.
I just purchased a HD projector and when I used a 6 feet HDMI cable to connect the projector to my receiver for testing, the picture had white pixels all over the screen. However, when I connected the projector with the DHMI extender using 30 feet of CAT5e cables, the picture quality was as good as expected. This product really works as promised and I am glad I had the foresight to order it in advance.
I was a little skeptical of the product even more so when i received it. There were no instructions on how to connect the device. I originally tried to connect this device using a patch panel & switch. IT WILL NOT WORK. This device cannot route packets, etc. This device just extends the HDMI connection. I am extending the connection from my basement cable box to my kitchen TV on the 1st floor. The picture quality is great. There is no interference.
I have two HDMI sources, one a Comcast RNG110 cable box, the other a Computer with a Sony Blu-Ray player, both 1080P.Using one meter, and in a seperate test, fifteen meter Cat 6 ethernet cables, the extender worked perfectly between the Computer source and my Samsung TV (1080P also).Performing the same two tests but this time connecting the cable box to my TV, it did not work in either case.
These little extenders looked perfect for my new media wall. I replaced a shallow exterior sheetrock wall with plywood and placed a power outlet for the TV and ran 6 cat5e runs behind the wall to where my media center would be. Being a concrete exterior wall, there was only 1' of depth so I couldn't run any cable terminated to jacks except cat5 reasonably.I ordered this product along with a component extender because of their small size and "attached" pigtails to directly connect to the TV.
Nothing... DANG right where I left off with the SABRENT HDMI Extender which only worked for about 2 mins and then an hour the next day (Not recommended).Humm, did I cross connect the CAT5e patch cables???? Switched the two Cat5e cables, PRESTO came up just fine. TV synced up to 1080i and the picture looks great!!! !This worked great, and other plusses for this product.
I bought a new house a few months ago. My house has cat5e wiring in all the rooms. I wanted to connect my flat big screen TVs (3 of them) to my PC so I can enjoy watching streaming movies on line. I had two options, buying PCs for every single TV or connect one PC to all 3 TVs. The second option was way more cost effective. I came across the Mediabridge - HDMI Extender over Cat5e on Amazon and purchased it and it worked perfectly.
I bought a flat screen TV for my kitchen and decided to use the same cable box as my main TV. Bought a 1 x 2 splitter and ran 45 feet of high quality 22ga HDMI cable to the new TV. Wouldn't sync up very often, when it did it took a minute for the picture to appear.Bought this HDMI Extender, use (2) 50ft CAT6 cables and get STRONG signal, syncs up instantly!
I was afraid that because of the number of connections (A/V device to HDMI Extender to CAT-6 cable to wall port to patch panel port to CAT-6 cable to patch port to wall port to CAT-6 cable to HDMI Extender to TV) that I may not get a picture... Well, I am happy to report that these extenders were the perfect solution to our needs. The picture is extremely clear, and the sound quality is perfect.
This is a non-tech explanation of my experience with this product.I have a run of about 30 ft from my lower-end (but new) Pioneer HT receiver and TV. I initially thought I'd avoid the higher cost of a continuous HDMI cable by using these extenders. First off, my experience was that they DO work...I received both video and audio with no loss of fidelity.
Answer: This extender is a way to transmit a video signal via ethernet cables. So if the source, cable box, satellite box, blu ray etc...., has a HDMI connection it should work. You would connect from the source and go out to another tv somewhere. I hope that makes sense.