Is their a noticeable signal loss / picture quality when splitting the signal through the RGB splitter.
1291309
I'm just an average user, but I think the quality is just fine. I did not notice any change in brightness/clarity of the picture.
1291310
I used it to split an HD signal from a cable box, there is no noticeable signal loss or loss of picture quality. For sound I am using an optical output from the cable box to a surround receiver.
445127
yes.i used it to split the signal to two different players.one was a cable box of comcast.this worked fine.the 2nd was to a blue ray player .the picture was unstable and jittery.
1218076
There are splitters available, it depends. What outputs do you need specifically?
1029706
I know you can purchase signal boosters that are compatible with this brand of HDMI. From my experience i did not need one, the image did not lose clarity or seem to have color issue. I ran from cable source to a prejector with no issue. Hope this helps, good luck.
1763705
Hi! Yes, it has transition effects and the size is just about fine. Nothing gets cut off. The only disadvantage I can tell you about is that from time to time (I do not know if it is because of voltage differences) lines come over the image. I hope this helps.
1869250
If there is, its a completely different class of product. This carries data for home networking. RGB is an analog video signal.
844519
In theory...that is the intent of the splitter. However, this particular item was a piece of crap. It failed within 2 months of purchase and would no longer properly split my HDMI signals. I recommend going with a splitter, but not this particular one.
1736013
It's a matter of ruling out what's bad or just bad connection. That's happened to me before with a 3 way splitter. The splitter was bad. I had great picture with adding two 2 way splitters and an extra cable or two, go figure... Snowy is bad connection. Either your not screwed in tight enough or it's a bad cable or bad connector. This switch works superb for me. Crystal clear picture for me!
2044256
Unfortunately no simply because it's not a spliter. There is a tiny switch on it to change from the HD mode and standard. It's one or the other.
690646
Yes..and be sure that you get a splitter that is designed to handle HD signal..
1770103
Noticeably, none; actually, in the milliseconds. If you use a good quality cable works fine. In several setups that I have used, I have never had to compensate fot it.
1674901
I really havn't had the unit long enough to know, have you given any thought to the fact that most pc moniters often give different color values than in the original input ????
164296
Double check your inputs. If not just run it with the regular bca to yellow/Eva into video in it will give you the same quality picture
660564
Yes using a y-splitter, but I suggest a monitor amplifier for better picture
1070167
I run two tv's. Each has a signal amplifier. I could not notice any loss of quality.
1971275
I have had no problems. As long as everything is connected properly and the unit is configured correctly, you shouldn't notice any problems with color.
1061152
Sure, but remember that each split reduces the signal you might need a preamp or amp to overcome the distribution loss. A mast and eave mount brackets and RG6U cable and a roll of electrical tape to tape the cable to the mast