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How to make a wireless HDMI transmission from a source to a TV?
One common challenge almost anyone encounters when setting up a new entertainment system at home or a multimedia room at work is cable management. While it may sound simple and easy, it often poses an issue especially when you’re expecting heavy use and/or a lot of foot traffic. One great way to overcome this is to minimize your cable usage by means of using wireless HDMI transmission devices, such as a wireless HDMI extender or a wireless video transmitter.
How To Extend HDMI Signal To Multiple Displays?
Have you ever found yourself in the situation where you want to share the excitement of a movie, a presentation, or a gaming session to multiple displays in your home, only to realize that the standard HDMI Splitters fall short in reaching the distance you need? Imagine setting up an entertainment hub or a professional display system where you want to transmit a high-definition signal from a single media source to various screens.
What is a HDMI Matrix and how do you set up a 4x4 matrix?
Having a multi-monitor setup may be confusing, especially if you’re also dealing with multiple HDMI input devices. For instance, if you have a TV, a monitor, and a projector in one room, and you want to connect your gaming console, DVD player, and laptop to each display device, you’ll have to manually plug in every cord to their respective ports. While that sounds easy enough, what if you suddenly want to connect your gaming console to a different device, your laptop to the projector, and so on. That’s where an HDMI matrix switch comes in.
How to get Dolby Atmos from a Non-eARC TV?
Have you ever felt that your TV is holding you back from the full excitement and experience of your favorite movies and shows? Let’s say you have an eARC soundbar. It can easily support audio formats such as Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, making it a perfect addition to your home theater. However, what if you own a non-eARC TV. Here’s a solution: an HDMI Audio Extractor!
What is a KVM switch and how can you use it with various devices to a monitor?
Imagine yourself sitting in front of your desk, surrounded by multiple devices such as your desktop, laptop, and media player. You try to switch from one device to another, but you get irked by the endless plugging and unplugging of your keyboard, mouse, and monitor.
That’s where the KVM switch comes in handy.
How To Connect 2 Monitors To 1 Laptop?
An extended display, in simple terms, is a setup that allows you to use multiple monitors (two or more) to extend your computer's primary monitor – or in this case, your laptop’s main screen. Having an extended display allows for more screen real estate so you can multitask better and improve your overall experience.
How do I mirror one screen to another?
HDMI splitters are small devices that allow you to split a single input device, such as a cable box, satellite TV receiver, laptop, computer, or gaming console, to multiple TVs or monitors. Usually, HDMI splitters can split signals from 1 input device to up to 8 different output devices.
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.
