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1080p vs 4K vs 8K: What’s the Difference?
In this article, we’ll be focusing on 1080p vs 4K vs 8K. Let’s see how different they are, and how getting a lower or higher resolution display for your setup can affect your usage.
One to many screen mirroring over cat6/7 up to 165ft
HDMI Extenders are used to extend displays over a certain distance. Standard HDMI Splitters go up to 30 feet due to the limitation of HDMI cables. HDMI Extenders take the help of LAN cables to overcome this distance limitation of HDMI. In this article, we’ll discuss how we can utilize an Ethernet cable along with an HDMI Extender to stream content over long distances.
What is HDBaseT and what is an HDBaseT extender?
HDBaseT is a connectivity standard that allows high-definition video, audio, Ethernet, power, and control signals to be transmitted over a single cable. It's a versatile technology that can be used in a variety of settings, such as home theaters, conference rooms, classrooms, churches, commercial spaces, or digital signages.
HDMI KVM over IP - Control your PC over your Home Network
Are you looking for ways to extend the same video content from one primary location to another? HDMI over Ethernet Extenders allow you to extend a single video input to multiple video outputs as far as 150 meters away. Even better, by using an HDMI KVM Extender over Ethernet, you can remotely control the computer at your primary location from the display located at your remote location.
Which is Better, HDMI ARC or Optical Audio?
Connecting your audio devices to TVs or soundbars may be a confusing process for some, especially if you’re not familiar with the different types of available audio connections. Two of those, which are Optical Audio and HDMI ARC, are some of the most popular options with each having its own unique benefits. If you’re having a hard time choosing which one to use for your audio setup, or you simply want to understand both of them better, then this is for you.
How to add multiple HDMI inputs to 8K TVs?
What’s more annoying than you having to stand up and connect your console to your TV, only to find out that you have your NVIDIA Shield and Laptop connected to it? So the next thing you do is unplug one cable just to plug in another one. It’s a pretty tedious task, especially if you know that you have to unplug your console again afterward and reconnect the device you removed. All this could be easily addressed by an 8K HDMI switch. An 8K HDMI switch saves you from the need to constantly remove HDMI cables on your 8K TV. Not to mention, protect your 8K TV’s HDMI ports from irreparable damages or expensive repairs.
Is HDMI 2.1 the same as eARC?
The entertainment industry is constantly evolving, and with it, the technology that supports it. As more and more people seek to enhance their audio and video experiences, new technologies are being introduced to the market. Some of the more recent ones are the HDMI 2.1 and eARC.
What is HDMI Extender over IP? Know how to extend HDMI signal over network switch.
An HDMI Extender is a compact device that allows you to extend HDMI content to a second device at a different location. HDMI Extenders allow you to connect source devices, such as DVD players, game consoles, computer systems, streaming devices, and media players to displays such as a TV, a monitor, or a projector even if they are far apart.
Do You Need an HDMI eARC For Dolby Atmos?
HDMI eARC and Dolby Atmos are two technologies that have become popular in recent years. They're designed to create home theater experiences that rival cinema experiences.
HOW TO EXTEND MY MAC OR WINDOWS PC TO TWO OR MORE SCREENS?
Over the recent years, there has been an increasing trend amongst laptop manufacturers to produce products that are smaller, thinner, and much more portable. While this has been greatly admired by most, some of these laptop builds have lost the options for more available ports, such as the traditional ones you can use for extending your display like the HDMI and VGA ports.
A great workaround for this is through the use of USB-C to HDMI adapters, such as a dedicated display extender like an HDMI Splitter/Extender, or an all-around device such as an HDMI Hub.
A great workaround for this is through the use of USB-C to HDMI adapters, such as a dedicated display extender like an HDMI Splitter/Extender, or an all-around device such as an HDMI Hub.
What Is an HDMI Matrix Switch and How Does It Work?
An HDMI matrix switch combines the capabilities of both an HDMI switch and an HDMI splitter, allowing you to connect multiple sources to multiple displays and switch between them as needed. For example, you might have a Blu-ray player, a cable box, and a gaming console connected to the inputs of your HDMI matrix switch, and a TV and a projector connected to the outputs. You could then switch between these sources and displays as needed, without having to manually unplug and replug HDMI cables.
Difference between HDMI Splitter, HDMI Switch, and HDMI Matrix
To help you better understand the differences between an HDMI Splitter, an HDMI Switch, and an HDMI Matrix, we’ll be doing a quick and easy run-through on their basic definitions.
For easier understanding, let’s first define some of the terms that will be used in this article.
HDMI inputs refer to the source of your HDMI media content. This content source could be a gaming console, a DVD player, or a computer.
