Review on 🔌 HDMI Extender by J-Tech Digital: Single Cat 5E/6/7, Dual IR & EDID Support for up to 200ft Distance by Justin Munajj

First purchased for wired HD streaming. When I actually had the details of where to place my run in place, it was over 200 feet. I ordered a device from the same manufacturer for 460+ feet, but in testing it showed a delay of about 0.5 seconds that I was unable to compensate. Per. I ordered a second if a few minutes after this test. 2 250ft shielded Cat5e cables were installed for this event and the extensions worked great with no noticeable lag. One note: when I plugged in my Canon HF G10, the image was between black screens. and pixelated video. Connecting a 5ft Cat5e gave a perfect picture so I also tried running a 100ft Cat5e. Let's come back to the miserable transmission quality. I then plugged in the HF G30 at 100ft, then at 250ft and the picture quality was perfect. After many tweaks, I found that the problem is related to HDMI output camera setting. The G10 was 1080p and the G30 was 1080i. Switched the G10 to 1080i and I had a perfect picture at an out of spec distance. ***Pro Tip:. Make sure the camera output is 1080i. But if you need 1080p, try something else*** When setting up for an event I had 3 G30s and G10s connected to my laptop via vMix. G10s and a G30 were on power strips and captured using Magewell X100USB Gen 2 devices at 250ft Cat5e. Other G30s were connected to a laptop using a Magewell X100USB Gen1. When setting up a 4 camera display, all 4 cameras were perfectly in sync, again with no noticeable lag. My streaming event was outdoors in Florida last Saturday (high 80's) for a total streaming time of 6:30. Two cameras attached to interview extensions were exposed to direct sunlight throughout the day beginning at 11:00 am. They worked perfectly. I highly recommend these devices and I will be using them next week.