J-Tech Digital HDbitT HDMI Extender - Full HD 1080p Over Ethernet Single Cat5e/Cat6 Cable with IR Remote - Up to 400 Ft [JTECH-EX-120M-L2] Review

Excellent product! I bought this set together with another receiver (like this set) to connect to two projectors: quick response time after connecting them together and turning them on. They are in a metal case. feel pretty strong

Works great with UTP and Switch. However, when connected via Tenda PLC, the video flickers a bit and the screen goes black for seconds. Now when I use it with a utp cat5e cable plugged into my home router I have no problem that way

The product adds 160 ms video delay. To paraphrase this, the video image appears 160ms after the corresponding audio sample has been played. This latency number is exceptionally high and is actually on the high end of what my receiver can compensate.

Old system from another brand failed after a year. Decided on this one based on the reviews. It didn't disappoint. Worked very quickly and connected much quicker than the old system, although the specs were the same. We recommend. My mileage is 300 feet and even the remote works fine. The 1080i signal looks great and sounds great.

I've been using OBS and Nginx for rtmp and the headaches have been long and varied. It's a true plug and play platform. When hosting UFC on my host, I want to have a display in every room so I don't miss the action (there are three currently) and that saved me a headache. I am currently using: HDMI Splitter -> x1 J-Tech Transmitter -> x1 Gigabit Switcher -> x3 J-Tech Receivers

Hello, I received the J-Tech Digital HDbitT Series ONE TO MANY HDMI Extender (Full HD 1080P) up to 400ft (Receiver + Transmitter) in France this morning and such further . away so good. I use it to connect my cable box in my office to a Sony HDTV in my living room. It works very well in full resolution with a 15m 5e FTP cable. I have no doubt this will continue with my latest installation (25m RJ45 CAT6 SFTP cable). Fast shipping (UPS) and excellent tracking.

Very reliable. I used to send HDMI long distances for big events. That works great. We used network switches in between and some of the paths had copper to fiber and then fiber to copper converters. Routed through more than one network switch multiple times. In all cases it worked perfectly. Also used with a transmitter and multiple receivers. Again no problem. If they were on and working continuously for 4 days. Haven't tried this in an environment where they stay longer than 4 days, but I…

I bought this and 2 other receivers for our church hall. We installed 3 TVs and for some events it's really better to have the same picture on all 3 TVs. The transmitter converts the HDMI signal to Ethernet. We then go through a standard Ethernet switch to the 3 outputs used for TVs, each with their own receiver to convert back to HDMI. Every TV has at least 2 HDMI inputs. So if we don't need to stream to all 3 TVs, each can use one of the free HDMI ports or access the input of this system and…

Don't waste your time with the cheaper options available - they don't work, and if they do, they're nowhere near as good as they are. I run a little less than 30 meters on the Cat5 and it works without any problems. The biggest difference between this and the cheaper options is that AC power is required at both ends. However, this is not all praise. My only complaint is that the devices turn on when there is power. I'm not sure if this will shorten the lifespan of the product or not. My concern