🔌 J-Tech Digital HDMI Splitter 4K 60Hz 1X2 MRO with Downscale HDR HDR10 / Dolby Vision 4K@60Hz 4:4:4 HDCP2.3 2.2 (JTECH-4KSP2) Review

I bought another device that didn't work for me and it took me months to find out it wasn't the product I wanted. I wanted to take my Apple TV 4K and split the signal into a Sony 4K TV and a 1080P TV. My previous purchase didn't work. I ended up with 1080p for both TVs. This device features MRO, a multi-resolution output that allows you to split a 4K signal into a 4K TV and a 1080P TV. Now everything works fine. It also supports 60Hz resolution while the previous device only supported 30Hz…

I have a Sony 1080p TV, a Sony UBP-X800M2 UHD player and a BenQ HT3550 4k projector. The image passes through the BenQ projector with no problems, but it doesn't show up on my TV (downscaling on or off). I don't have another 4k display so can't tell if it's signaling to two 4k devices, but downscaling definitely doesn't work. I've also tried plugging one cable into the projector and the other into my receiver (for audio) and that didn't work either (tried this with the Xbox One output as well…

I needed to split a 4K HDR 60Hz signal from a receiver to an LCD flat screen TV and a projector. I've tested 420 10-bit and 422 12-bit flavors with no issues. I've tried a few other brands but they didn't do well. This makes it good without a headache and allows me to see the same signal on both screens at the same time if I ever want to. It also includes a real power cable that plugs into the wall, not just a micro USB charging cable. for the power. I find this more secure and it was…

I received this HDMI splitter and it was clearly used, poorly packaged, returned and then shipped to me. Very disappointing and a great inconvenience to exchange it for a new one. I don't think it's the seller's fault but someone missed the boat. Who knows what the previous person did to him or her, so it will definitely be traded. In terms of functionality, I run my PS5 to my 4k LG B7 OLED TV and the other channel goes to my 1080p LG 3D TV. . With downscaling enabled, it successfully sends 4k…

I have a Denon receiver that isn't 4K compatible but is otherwise very good (AVR-4310CI). Having recently upgraded to an LG OLED77CX, I needed to hook up my Xbox One X to send 4K video to an HDR TV and uncompressed audio to the receiver. This was the product that everyone said would solve this problem. Unfortunately it didn't work. I used Audioquest Forest 48 4K cables from the Xbox to the splitter and then to the TV. I used a non-4K cable to transmit audio by audio to the receiver and I did so

I tried several HDMI splitters and switches but none worked 100%. With most of them (even those claiming to be HDMI 2.0) I was only able to get 1080P output and no sound coming through the TV. I wanted my desktop computer to be able to connect to a monitor and a TV at the same time, so I could play games with a keyboard and mouse or a controller, depending on my mood and the game I'm playing. I really didn't care if they worked at the same time, but I couldn't find an HDMI switch that worked…

This device was my second attempt at running an HDMI signal from a laptop to a TV in two ways: either directly or through an AV receiver for better sound. My first device was a passive switch. It couldn't keep up with the 4K/30P signal. The TV went off on both routes. So I tried this splitter. It requires an external power supply and is compatible with the latest HDMI standards. I expected a smooth process. When streaming some HD YouTube videos, I still encounter video and audio snippets for…