🔌 J-Tech Digital TM HDMI 1x4 Splitter Ver 1.3 - Full HD 1080P, Deep Color, HD Audio, Max Bandwidth 10.2Gbps Review

This product was originally not reliable. I wanted to duplicate the HDMI video stream on my 720p TV and the spare monitor I used over my treadmill (all in the same room). This product can't handle this kind of setup, and it doesn't seem to display anything unless there's a common resolution that two (or more) displays can render. I contacted the manufacturer and my suspicions were confirmed, so instead of my adapter monitor I bought a 32" 1020p TV and the product worked perfectly on the first…

I bought a porta splitter which was shipped to you. I have already used a J-Tech Breakout Box with an Audio Extractor and also a J-Tech Audio Extractor. I returned the Porta-Splitter and ordered this unit and so far it has served me very well. I use HDMI as the lifeline for my entire home AV setup and this splitter delivers a strong enough signal to get the results I want. I have cables that run within 10ft, a 50ft and a 25ft and have had no issues. This solidly built splitter works relatively…

I live alone in this house and I don't have to pay for 5 satellite receivers. my games room (billiards/darts) or bedroom. I now have this unit that powers my main TV, games room and external TVs. None of my TVs are the latest version. All are at least 6 years old (gaming plasma at least 15 years old). ), but I noticed a slight change in the image, but to be honest it's not better or worse for me, just a little different, something with colors. Colors with the TV controls. The big advantage is…

I bought a J-Tech Digital TM 4 port and connected it to a BlueRigger 15m high speed HDMI cable. My only goal was to run a small TV in the kitchen from the main TV and cable TV in the living room. I previously used IOGEAR, a wireless 3D A/V transmitter and receiver that Best Buy gave me. I see they're $200 now. But it was less than a year before he just died, so I wouldn't try again. Running the cable with a splitter seemed like a cheaper solution. So I ran the cable through and made sure…

This box did the job for the first task; Splitting the camera signal to multiple monitors. But in another situation something unacceptable happens. I used this to split my laptop image between the monitor at my station and the switch further away. This in turn was connected to another monitor. However, when the switch switched to another laptop, the JTech splitter lost control and dropped the connection to my computer, even though it was still connected to the monitor in my station. This is…

I connected this splitter to a DVR satellite receiver to extend the signal to about 50 feet and it works great. You must use a 24ga HDMI cable for long runs like this to any splitter or switch. 26ga will work, but the small difference in cost is really worth going for a higher quality cable and the improvement in picture quality is worth it. I didn't notice any difference in quality between 36ft and 50ft (24ga) runs, so J-Tech has enough raw power to get the signal where you want it. I've seen…

I am really amazed at how this product is. I was hesitant to purchase this splitter, even when I ordered it I was so close to canceling the order based on some reviews I read. I was looking for a splitter to connect a long HDMI cable to as I was trying to connect my computer from inside the church (the picture is on the back of the church) and a long cable running from the middle of the Church went out on two monitors. Front. The distance for this was 50ft BUT the total length of the cables had

Really good quality device - worth paying a little more and getting a good reliable device than paying a little less and getting junk . For XBOX One you only need 1x2 but I have 1x4 because I plan to add a second TV soon and once installed you just need to connect another HDMI cable and you are good to go. 1) Yes, it works. wonderful with XBOX One and HDMI input.2) It is a SEPARATOR. It accepts ONE signal and allows you to split its OUTPUT evenly among multiple devices. It's not a SWITCHER (to…

I am using this splitter to stream HD cable TV from a DVR in our common room to the kitchen. This required a 30-foot HDMI cable (I use an Aurum Ultra HDMI cable) and some cable fiddling, but that was the hardest part of the job. I was a bit apprehensive about hooking up a second TV to a cable box because HDMI seems finicky. One problem I had was trying to split the output from my surround receiver to my 60 inch panny plasma TV. The benefit of this approach was that my Blu-ray player could also…