🔀 HDMI Matrix Switch 4x2: 4K HDMI Matrix Switcher with EDID Extractor and IR Remote Control - Supports 4K HDR, HDMI 2.0b, HDCP 2.2, 4K@60Hz, 3D, 1080P Review

I have two 4K sources and a 4K TV but my A/V receiver only supports 1080p. I needed a way to send 4K video from a source to my 4K TV and also send the signal to my receiver so it can decode LPCM multi-channel audio. It took some experimentation with the little EDID switches on this splitter and some email exchanges with the provider, but it's working great for me now. It was a lot cheaper than buying a new receiver. In case anyone is wondering, all four switches in the ON position are what I…

Overall this device works as described. One thing you need to be careful about is that the power of the device can only be controlled with the remote control. There is no power switch on the device itself, and it "remembers" its off state. Possibility to manage the power supply of the device. I even tried unplugging the power (USB cable) and then plugging it back in, the main unit stays OFF. Aside from that issue, it's fine, but I don't like relying on the remote for power management, so minus…

Works for the most part. I can only use TV copy for sharing. Sometimes a display only receives sound. If I swap the wires between A and B, they both work. I brought the sound back to just one again. If both displays are on, the display will not turn on with the source. Swap cables and audio from just one display and the other will power up with the source. Sometimes turning it off and on helps. The display on side A goes out and a power cycle is required. It freezes and cannot select an input…

I was pleasantly surprised, especially given the lack of feedback and queries about my purchase, that the device worked without any problems. Despite my pre-purchase concerns, the device allowed me to use a 4K TV/monitor and a 1080p TV/monitor at the same time, even when both were set to the same input device (ie one device was receiving a 4K signal and the other was receiving 1080p when it was displayed from the same input) - at least as far as I can tell. 2 output devices. In addition, it…

Okay, I'm doing a promotion for this product. I actually set up a projector in two outdoor locations and I moved the projector around. This required unplugging a set of HDMI and Toslink cables and plugging in another. Many switches have multiple inputs and one or two outputs for HDMI, but only one output for Toslink. This device has 4 inputs and 2 outputs, it is 2 HDMI outputs and 2 Toslink outputs! You can choose which output uses which input. You can also choose to have both outputs share the

Pros: - Supports 4K resolution at 60Hz - Full matrix switching between 4 HDMI inputs and 2 HDMI outputs - Simple remote control is easy to understand and use. No additional features distract from the main goal. Disadvantages/problems: - The device does not support volume control for the headphone output. Under Windows, the headphone output is so quiet at maximum operating system volume that it is almost imperceptible. On macOS, volume cannot be controlled on either the OS side (no output…

UPDATE 04/14. I've tried a 40 foot cable with no success. I am changing my rating to 1 star. The company still hasn't responded to me on the issue so I'm sending it back. I'm hoping the next one I get doesn't randomly skip audio. Original Rating 4/12: I bought this to connect my consoles and stream them to both my TV and computer monitor. I use a 50ft cable with my monitor and have found that the sound gets very blurry even though the picture is clear. The first 5-10 minutes is fine, then it…

I am using an old receiver to use the analogue input but I was actually going to use my Onkyo 810 but as ALL new devices don't have these inputs anymore and you really need them if you use them the way I think they do need PC, Xbox 360, Wii U, Laserdisc, DVD players, Shield tape decks, PS2, Xbox 1 and old Teac CD players/recorders and turntables, you can imagine the old 1910 Denon just doesn't have all the inputs has to connect everything to it. Between this new switcher and my old composite…