Monoprice Blackbird HDMI Extender over Single 100m CAT6 (TCP/IP) with IR Support
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Can I use 2 sets of these with a 1x4 splitter? 3 TVs total, 2 running off extenders, 1 in same room run directly off splitter with HDMI cable. Set top box is only source needed.
New User U
on Dec 18, 2017
Monoprice Blackbird HDMI Extender over Single 100m CAT6 (TCP/IP) with IR Support
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BEST ANSWER: I use the extender from my source to a splitter, then into two TVs. That seems to work well for me with no issues in the signal. But it seems like you are trying to go the other way. In that case, I am not sure? I would imagine that it should work, but you may lose some distance. You may not get the range from the extenders that they are estimated to send the signal. If your distance is shorter than their max range, I bet you will be ok. But if you're trying to go their maximum range you may run into some issues.
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- Danno L on Dec 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I use the extender from my source to a splitter, then into two TVs. That seems to work well for me with no issues in the signal. But it seems like you are trying to go the other way. In that case, I am not sure? I would imagine that it should work, but you may lose some distance. You may not get the range from the extenders that they are estimated to send the signal. If your distance is shorter than their max range, I bet you will be ok. But if you're trying to go their maximum range you may run into some issues.
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- Danno L on Dec 18, 2017
Thats exactly the setup that we are running now and we have had no issues thus far. One feeds a local monitor and two feed the extenders which go to displays in other rooms. We switch between a live camera feed and PC without problems. Go for it!
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- Josh S on Dec 19, 2017
I don't think you need the splitter at all. You can keep looping the extender and each one has an HDMI out. Enjoy; these things are great!
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- James P on Dec 18, 2017
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Does this require power? If so, does it come with the power supply, and which end can it be plugged into?
DOMINIC C
on Nov 28, 2016
BEST ANSWER: The picture shows two power supplies in the kit - One is for the source's unit and the 2nd is for the remote location's unit. This is typical with both wired and wireless HDMI and A/V extender kits.
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- Randy Walters on Dec 5, 2016
BEST ANSWER: The picture shows two power supplies in the kit - One is for the source's unit and the 2nd is for the remote location's unit. This is typical with both wired and wireless HDMI and A/V extender kits.
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- Randy Walters on Dec 5, 2016
Yes it requires power on both ends. Comes with both power supplies.
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- Garron H on Feb 5, 2017
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Is running HDMI over CAT6 safe for in-wall runs? I notice there are CL3 rated HDMI cables listed that say "Safe for in-wall"
Rick R
on Feb 10, 2017
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BEST ANSWER: You should use cable rated for in-wall use. There are CAT6 cables rated to be run in-wall.
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- Alan A on Feb 12, 2017
BEST ANSWER: You should use cable rated for in-wall use. There are CAT6 cables rated to be run in-wall.
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- Alan A on Feb 12, 2017
yes it safe to install CAT6 in the wall for HDMI extender operation.
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- Mark M on Feb 10, 2017
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The user's manual says place or mount unit in desired location. Is there a way to mount this to a wall?
Mike K
on Apr 6, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I use (2) C2G cable tie mount and (1) 9" cable tie.
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- Mark M on Apr 6, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 6, 2016
Before on the old units they had screw on tab, but the new one don't. if you zooming the picture on their website you see the two screw hole on each side, that is how was screwed to the wall or cable tied to the TV wall mount unit. Hope you find something that will work for you.
BEST ANSWER: I use (2) C2G cable tie mount and (1) 9" cable tie.
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- Mark M on Apr 6, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 6, 2016
Before on the old units they had screw on tab, but the new one don't. if you zooming the picture on their website you see the two screw hole on each side, that is how was screwed to the wall or cable tied to the TV wall mount unit. Hope you find something that will work for you.
I use some heavy duty double sided tape
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- PaulAnn Baptist C on May 31, 2018
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Title has TCP/IP... I'm assuming this isn't ran through an Ethernet switch right?
Daniel S
on Jun 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: U can do both ways. Direct point A to B or via a switch.
I have 1 trasmiter 2 receivers via my Verizon fios and works great.. Same signal is received on both units diferent rooms
I have 1 trasmiter 2 receivers via my Verizon fios and works great.. Same signal is received on both units diferent rooms
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- RAFAEL R on Jun 19, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 25, 2016
BEST ANSWER: U can do both ways. Direct point A to B or via a switch.
I have 1 trasmiter 2 receivers via my Verizon fios and works great.. Same signal is received on both units diferent rooms
I have 1 trasmiter 2 receivers via my Verizon fios and works great.. Same signal is received on both units diferent rooms
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- RAFAEL R on Jun 19, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 25, 2016
Yes, it point to point so run a different color CAT5e or CAT6 cable so you know.
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- Mark M on Jun 18, 2017
- Purchased on Oct 6, 2016
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If we wanted to use these in an existing cabling install that uses cat5e, what limitations can I expect?
New User U
on Aug 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The specs say this can be used up to 50 meters. If you end up using CAT5e, I would expect that you would not be able to reach the full 50 m. You would have to experiment in your environment to see what the actual working length would end up being.
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- Dean A on Oct 9, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The specs say this can be used up to 50 meters. If you end up using CAT5e, I would expect that you would not be able to reach the full 50 m. You would have to experiment in your environment to see what the actual working length would end up being.
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- Dean A on Oct 9, 2017
I have not tried Cat 5e. I would stick to cat6
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- Toby B on Aug 28, 2017
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Does this work for laptops macs and pcs to extend over cat5 punch down?
A shopper
on Dec 21, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes. You'll connect it to your HDMI OUT on your PC/Mac and then use a dedicated run of cat5 to the receiver and connect that to the HDMI IN on the monitor/TV/projector. You do have to use a dedicated cat5 run - you cannot connect it through your existing network.
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- David S on Dec 21, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes. You'll connect it to your HDMI OUT on your PC/Mac and then use a dedicated run of cat5 to the receiver and connect that to the HDMI IN on the monitor/TV/projector. You do have to use a dedicated cat5 run - you cannot connect it through your existing network.
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- David S on Dec 21, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 28, 2017
No cat-6 with RJ45 connectors on each end
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- Russ C on Dec 21, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 6, 2017
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Will this product work in concert with Powerline Ethernet?
A shopper
on Jun 1, 2018
BEST ANSWER: No - it is designed to send the signal through a dedicated network cable to the receiver. It cannot work with a switch, hub, router, or powerline converter in between.
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- David S on Jun 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 28, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No - it is designed to send the signal through a dedicated network cable to the receiver. It cannot work with a switch, hub, router, or powerline converter in between.
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- David S on Jun 1, 2018
- Purchased on Jul 28, 2017
I would expect not, this is not normal L2 ethernet these connection expect to be connected directly and need Cat6, Powerline is spotty even when it does work.
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- ATCS on Jun 1, 2018
- Purchased on Nov 1, 2017
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Either I'm missing it or it isn't listed. Is this an HDBase-T product? Going by the specs it seems like it is but it is never listed.
Jake N
on Jan 10, 2017
BEST ANSWER: HDBase-T is a type of technology that would allow for the extension of HDMI signals through Ethernet cables.
This device would fit into that category.
This device would fit into that category.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 31, 2018
BEST ANSWER: HDBase-T is a type of technology that would allow for the extension of HDMI signals through Ethernet cables.
This device would fit into that category.
This device would fit into that category.
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- Tyler C Staff on Dec 31, 2018
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Are these units Passive? We have them hooked up to a PC with multiple video cards and when the end user turns off the TV, The PC can't see that display.
A shopper
on Feb 25, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No, these units are active and require a 5v power adapter on each side (included).
Your other comment, that 's how most computers work, when the computer can't see a display it won't send to it, unless it's on and see and active display. Windows 10 allows you to force send (Windows Button + P)
Your other comment, that 's how most computers work, when the computer can't see a display it won't send to it, unless it's on and see and active display. Windows 10 allows you to force send (Windows Button + P)
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- Jonathan P on Feb 25, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 13, 2017
BEST ANSWER: No, these units are active and require a 5v power adapter on each side (included).
Your other comment, that 's how most computers work, when the computer can't see a display it won't send to it, unless it's on and see and active display. Windows 10 allows you to force send (Windows Button + P)
Your other comment, that 's how most computers work, when the computer can't see a display it won't send to it, unless it's on and see and active display. Windows 10 allows you to force send (Windows Button + P)
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- Jonathan P on Feb 25, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 13, 2017
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Does it come with the IR receiver and blaster? If so, is the the nice stick on kind or the big pod thing that the monoprice branded one comes with?
Brett N
on Apr 11, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This kit would come with the IRs shown in the 3rd picture on the product page which would be the small IR plugs.
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- Tyler C Staff on Feb 14, 2019
BEST ANSWER: This kit would come with the IRs shown in the 3rd picture on the product page which would be the small IR plugs.
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Will this function if the receiver end HDMI cable is plugged into an HDMI splitter?
Lance S
on Apr 14, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. We do not recommend connecting an HDMI extender to an HDMI splitter that is not intended to be used in that way. We would recommend using a device designed to work to split and extend the HDMI signal. Such as PID 8158 or 8159.
Should you require additional assistance, please reach out to our technical support team with a detailed question via any of the methods available here:
https://www.monoprice.com/help?pn=contact
Our knowledgeable Technical Support staff would be more than happy to assist. Thank you
Should you require additional assistance, please reach out to our technical support team with a detailed question via any of the methods available here:
https://www.monoprice.com/help?pn=contact
Our knowledgeable Technical Support staff would be more than happy to assist. Thank you
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- Mark P Staff on May 18, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question. We do not recommend connecting an HDMI extender to an HDMI splitter that is not intended to be used in that way. We would recommend using a device designed to work to split and extend the HDMI signal. Such as PID 8158 or 8159.
Should you require additional assistance, please reach out to our technical support team with a detailed question via any of the methods available here:
https://www.monoprice.com/help?pn=contact
Our knowledgeable Technical Support staff would be more than happy to assist. Thank you
Should you require additional assistance, please reach out to our technical support team with a detailed question via any of the methods available here:
https://www.monoprice.com/help?pn=contact
Our knowledgeable Technical Support staff would be more than happy to assist. Thank you
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- Mark P Staff on May 18, 2017
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Does it support POE?
A shopper
on Nov 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
Unfortunately this would not support PoE.
Unfortunately this would not support PoE.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jun 21, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
Unfortunately this would not support PoE.
Unfortunately this would not support PoE.
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The 100m version uses HDCP 1.1. Will this cause issues? 50m version has HDCP 1.4. Is 50m version actually better?
New User U
on Dec 18, 2017
Monoprice Blackbird HDMI Extender over Single 100m CAT6 (TCP/IP) with IR Support
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BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
That would all depend on what items you are using.
If everything in your setup would not be more than version 1.1 for HDCP then you can use #16048 but if anyhting has a higher version of HDCP you would have to use #18784.
That would all depend on what items you are using.
If everything in your setup would not be more than version 1.1 for HDCP then you can use #16048 but if anyhting has a higher version of HDCP you would have to use #18784.
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- Tyler C Staff on Apr 12, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
That would all depend on what items you are using.
If everything in your setup would not be more than version 1.1 for HDCP then you can use #16048 but if anyhting has a higher version of HDCP you would have to use #18784.
That would all depend on what items you are using.
If everything in your setup would not be more than version 1.1 for HDCP then you can use #16048 but if anyhting has a higher version of HDCP you would have to use #18784.
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- Tyler C Staff on Apr 12, 2019
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Does this have IR capability? Does it come with IR cables?
A shopper
on Feb 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Mine did come with both an IR receiver and transmitter
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- chris c on Feb 9, 2018
- Purchased on May 2, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Mine did come with both an IR receiver and transmitter
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- chris c on Feb 9, 2018
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Two questions:
Will the work with cat5e
Can I use this in conjunction with a av receiver. Meaning directtv box, hdmi into a receiver, hdmi into this unit, cat5e to tv location etc?
Will the work with cat5e
Can I use this in conjunction with a av receiver. Meaning directtv box, hdmi into a receiver, hdmi into this unit, cat5e to tv location etc?
Peter R
on Aug 9, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
1. Yes but you would be greatly limited with the distance you can travel, probably only 30m or so.
2. That would probably work.
1. Yes but you would be greatly limited with the distance you can travel, probably only 30m or so.
2. That would probably work.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jul 26, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
1. Yes but you would be greatly limited with the distance you can travel, probably only 30m or so.
2. That would probably work.
1. Yes but you would be greatly limited with the distance you can travel, probably only 30m or so.
2. That would probably work.
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- Tyler C Staff on Jul 26, 2019
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Are additional receivers available to purchase separately? The manual for this shows a configuration where a single transmitter feeds multiple receives (over TCP/IP), but I do not see a separate receiver available.
Eric B
on Feb 4, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This would be a one to one extender so there would not be a way to get more than one receiver connected directly to a transmitter.
This would be a one to one extender so there would not be a way to get more than one receiver connected directly to a transmitter.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 22, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Thank you for your question.
This would be a one to one extender so there would not be a way to get more than one receiver connected directly to a transmitter.
This would be a one to one extender so there would not be a way to get more than one receiver connected directly to a transmitter.
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- Tyler C Staff on Aug 22, 2019
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Does TX & RX both require power?
A shopper
on May 13, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Yes. Both need power
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- KC User on May 13, 2019
- Purchased on May 20, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Yes. Both need power
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- KC User on May 13, 2019
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Can they work with cat7 cables?
A shopper
on Jan 30, 2020
BEST ANSWER: I had to look up cat 7. Turns out there is even cat 8. According to article on cat 7, it is fully backward compatible with 6, 5e, 5. I'm using 5e in my rig. Works fine.
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- Paul W on Feb 1, 2020
- Purchased on Sep 11, 2019
BEST ANSWER: I had to look up cat 7. Turns out there is even cat 8. According to article on cat 7, it is fully backward compatible with 6, 5e, 5. I'm using 5e in my rig. Works fine.
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- Paul W on Feb 1, 2020
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how do I change the IP address so I can have multiple RX & TX on the same network?
A shopper
on Mar 2, 2022
BEST ANSWER: Hi, I use several of these throughout the museum where I work. To be clear, these are not networked devices (despite the TCP/IP in the description. These devices use a point to point dedicated run of CAT6 cable -- there is no IP address as there is no "network". You must run a dedicated cable between devices. Also, this is not a point to multi-point solution (i.e you cannot have one transmitter and several receivers) all this does is create a "cable" that is longer than HDMI will natively support.
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- David C on Mar 2, 2022
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2021
BEST ANSWER: Hi, I use several of these throughout the museum where I work. To be clear, these are not networked devices (despite the TCP/IP in the description. These devices use a point to point dedicated run of CAT6 cable -- there is no IP address as there is no "network". You must run a dedicated cable between devices. Also, this is not a point to multi-point solution (i.e you cannot have one transmitter and several receivers) all this does is create a "cable" that is longer than HDMI will natively support.
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- David C on Mar 2, 2022
- Purchased on Aug 14, 2021
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Just hooked mine up and ran into some questions. First what I did:
1. I was testing a camera source (actually two... a GoPro which worked direct to the ATEM and a DSLR which worked direct to the ATEM) into the transmitter, then CAT6 cable to receiver, to ATEM Mini Pro. We got no signal. (swapping cameras, cables, etc., and removing the ATEM from the picture and went straight from the cameras to a small flat panel monitor... the monitor said no signal)
2. I hooked it up at my house from my laptop to a flat pane and all worked - the first hookup with the camera and the ATEM I did not pay attention to the connection and power up order.
So, my questions: 1) Is the connection/startup sequence really this important, 2) how finicky is this, and 3) I had a short signal drop out between the computer and the tv flat panel that is working now, is that common?
1. I was testing a camera source (actually two... a GoPro which worked direct to the ATEM and a DSLR which worked direct to the ATEM) into the transmitter, then CAT6 cable to receiver, to ATEM Mini Pro. We got no signal. (swapping cameras, cables, etc., and removing the ATEM from the picture and went straight from the cameras to a small flat panel monitor... the monitor said no signal)
2. I hooked it up at my house from my laptop to a flat pane and all worked - the first hookup with the camera and the ATEM I did not pay attention to the connection and power up order.
So, my questions: 1) Is the connection/startup sequence really this important, 2) how finicky is this, and 3) I had a short signal drop out between the computer and the tv flat panel that is working now, is that common?
Craig K
on Jun 8, 2022
BEST ANSWER: I have found that GoPros and ATEMs, especially through baluns like this are a finicky at best. My understanding is that the output from the GoPro is slightly odd. So I typically have the ATEM up and running, boot the GoPro and make sure it's set to an output that that balun and ATEM like (such as 1920x1080p, I have never had luck with 4K) and then power cycle the extenders and hope the ATEM sees the signal. I've also never been able to send the signal 100M, ever..
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- Dave! on Jun 20, 2022
- Purchased on Feb 28, 2022
BEST ANSWER: I have found that GoPros and ATEMs, especially through baluns like this are a finicky at best. My understanding is that the output from the GoPro is slightly odd. So I typically have the ATEM up and running, boot the GoPro and make sure it's set to an output that that balun and ATEM like (such as 1920x1080p, I have never had luck with 4K) and then power cycle the extenders and hope the ATEM sees the signal. I've also never been able to send the signal 100M, ever..
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- Dave! on Jun 20, 2022
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Does it include hdmi arc?
I want to connect my TV to receiver.
If not, which product(s) do you recommend that support this function?
I want to connect my TV to receiver.
If not, which product(s) do you recommend that support this function?
A shopper
on Jan 5, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Hello,
Thank you for your inquiry. This device does not support HDMI ARC. Due to the amount of variables involved with a recommendation, I would recommend to reach out to our Customer Support so they can give you the best options for your setup.
Thank you for your inquiry. This device does not support HDMI ARC. Due to the amount of variables involved with a recommendation, I would recommend to reach out to our Customer Support so they can give you the best options for your setup.
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- Coty R Staff on Jun 27, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Hello,
Thank you for your inquiry. This device does not support HDMI ARC. Due to the amount of variables involved with a recommendation, I would recommend to reach out to our Customer Support so they can give you the best options for your setup.
Thank you for your inquiry. This device does not support HDMI ARC. Due to the amount of variables involved with a recommendation, I would recommend to reach out to our Customer Support so they can give you the best options for your setup.
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- Coty R Staff on Jun 27, 2023
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This comes with two different IR extenders. there is a big one and a small one. no labels. does the big one go to the transmitter of receiver?
Duane K
on Mar 27, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Hello,
Thank you for your inquiry. The larger one goes to the Transmitter.
Thank you for your inquiry. The larger one goes to the Transmitter.
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- Coty R Staff on Jun 27, 2023
BEST ANSWER: Hello,
Thank you for your inquiry. The larger one goes to the Transmitter.
Thank you for your inquiry. The larger one goes to the Transmitter.
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- Coty R Staff on Jun 27, 2023
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What are the dimensions of the power adapter? This will potentially be mounted inside a floor box.
A shopper
on Aug 1, 2017
Using an RTI system as a control system on and off only. However your IR's are TRS and opposed to TR which almost eveyrone else uses. Can I assume they might be compatible? What is your pin config?
Russ D
on Aug 12, 2017
Does the $79.99 price include a set of two extenders or just one?
A shopper
on May 16, 2018
HDCP blinking light. picture goes away for 3 seconds and then returns. Just using a PTZ Optics camera with sound for input HDMI. Any ideas?
A shopper
on Oct 7, 2018
Does this support ATMOS?
A shopper
on Mar 28, 2020
I have ONE transmitter and FIVE receivers over a network. all 5 TVs are in different parts of the campus but on the same subnet. I have assigned IP addresses to each device. I have a Digitalinx player & Novisign's android and online system. I am having issues primarily with getting the 5 receivers/TVs setup to play content from the Novisign system. Is there a simple way to "detect" or "find" the receiver units so I can send content to all at the same time?
New User U
on Jun 17, 2021
Can I use this cable to connect to your HDMI over CAT6 extender (Product # 16048)? The video source is DP.
New User U
on Mar 9, 2022
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Rated 4 out of 5
HDMI extender
This is a great product. I purchased this to replace another HD Tbase extender that failed after 6 years of use (the receiver was mounted to the back of a TV on my deck that was outdoors exposed to the elements but under a roof). So it was seeing temp swings of -10 to +90 deg F as well as high humidity levels 24/7. The new extender setup is located in the same way. The only problem I have is the remote IR receiver tends to drop out and I have to unplug the extender receiver to get the IR to work. I use the extender to run the TV signal from a set-top box over ~120 ft of cat6 cable. Other than the IR issue things are working great.
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Rated 3 out of 5
Good Repeater
Good HDMI Repeater but I did not get the IR repeater function to work.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Works flawlessly
We used this to extend a screen to a remote area of our facility over our existing network. This was a temporary setup so we didn't want to invest in a more expensive fiber system, so we took a chance with this device. In total the distance between the sending switch and receiving switch was about 1.5 miles. We use a mix of singlemode & multimode fiber connecting the switches back to the core where everything is centrally connected. This system connected almost instantly upon obtaining an IP address. The system was in production for 3 weeks running 24/7 and we did not have a single issue.
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November 16, 2020
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Rated 3 out of 5
Worked great for HDMI ins and outs. Going from Mini DP IN to HDMI OUT resulted in visual compression that was noticeable.
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Rated 5 out of 5
Good alternative for a long run
Good alternative for a long run, up to 80-90 feet. Depends on how much signal youre pushing, Basic HDMI goes farther than a bigger signal 4k 3d return etc. Another factor is connectors. a straight run goes farther than going from source to a wall pass through, long run, another wall pas through etc. Cat6 cable will go a little farther than Cat5.
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Rated 5 out of 5
I would recommend this extender, works well.
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