🔌 HDMI Extender Over CAT5/CAT6 by OREI with IR - 164 Feet Range - Loop Out - Full HD 1080P Signal Distribution (EX-170C) Review

items were fairly easy to install but never worked properly. I connected the tv to the loop section of the transmitter but as soon as you connected the category 6 cable the loop tv turned itself off. You need to get up and connect the cat 6 to the loop and then reconnect the cat 6. If you turn off the TV connected to the loop, you will get a message as soon as you try to turn it back on there is no signal. I've posted about this in the questions section of the device display and have received…

This works great, I used a single Cat6 cable about 80ft long and got a great picture straight away. I have a stereo receiver with 2 zone output and I can send the second zone to another room on the other side of the house. There is also an HDMI output on the transmitter side, so it acts like a splitter, one signal is output as HDMI and the other as Ethernet. .One thing struck me when trying to install the wall panel. I had an 80 foot line from the transmitter to the jack to jack connector in…

I really wanted to like this device. I had an older version about a year ago that worked, but at some point the display started to "flash". This worked during the initial setup, even after setting the DIP switches depending on the cable length, but it was bumpy at best. At some point, after a year, the picture on the TV kept flickering to the point of being unusable. I saw that a newer version was available that included some fixes from the previous version, so I decided to give it a try. After