Anyone tried the 50 feet RedMere cable with 4K video? Any issues?
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I tried it on 1080P video and it did not work. So it won't work on 4K video. So I bought the Accell Ultrarun Pro high speed with ethernet hdmi cable. This one really works. But its more expensive then the other one.
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I am using a 15' VGA cable. That box did not do well for me. I returned it and bought a Sabrent device.
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Not sure of the exact specs on this cable,but I get no bottleneck,even on 3D.The Mediabridge Ultra(red/black) IS speced out to provide 10.2 Gbps.I would suggest you look at that one.I hope this helps,the cost of the Ultra is negligable as compared to the Flex.
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Yeap it will work with no problems I really did not need 50 ft but it was whole lot cheaper than boxstore brand at $30 plus ouch :(
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The cable is a high speed HDMI cable and will support devices with HDMI standards 1.4 and below. So pretty much all 2k HD video, 3D video. Your device capabilities (if your devices are designed to provide certain features) will determine performance not the cable. However although this cable can work with 4k video resolutions (30 Hz frame rate) is better to find cables that will work with HDMI standard 2.0 if you want to transfer 4k video.
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This cable will work with 4K. This HDMI cable is a one and done... it works with all resolutions and speeds.
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No you won't I've been using this cable for about a 3 weeks now for a 3d projector. No complaints at all. A friend of mine said there would be a difference in quality, so I connected a $130 cable to compare and he couldn't tell a difference between the 2. Hope this helps.
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Mine is working fine with 3 hdmi devices attached. Did need to use a optical cable from the 4K tv to the amp when using over the air digital is signaled into the tv --- then to the amp. (i don't use cable or sat. tv) Terrific sound -- great 4k video.
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I used monoprice redmere technology cables.at 60ft they worked without a power splitter perfectly, but I do have a power splitteron just for safety..
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This cable does everything, including Ethernet. The redmere inside the tip of the cable will make your picture and sound better. Buy it and compare with an unredmere cable, if not satisfied return it. This cable is simply the best ever and I have tested it against Audioquest carbon, amazon basic, Cablemart elite cable, Rocketfish and Blue Cable among others. No matter what other so called experts will tell you, hdmi cables can make a difference.
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We are so sorry we do not offer longer cable currently, also we don't suggest you to do that, because that quality of the video will become worse the longer cable you use, the cable that included in the package would be the most suitable length.Is below system work for you? It's a PoE system, it can use about 150ft cable, thanks.Zmodo 4CH 720P PoE NVR HD Security Camera System with 4 Indoor/ Outdoor Night Vision 720P Security Cameras 1TB HDD Smartphone Scan QR Code Quick Remote Access
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The system comes with 6 ea. 60 foot cables. Maximum length depends on how much video quality you want to loose. I have put two 60 foot cables in series and it worked fine.
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I use this camera and it was installed with UL Litsted RG6/U Siamese 1000 ft. Coaxial CCTV Cable - Combo RG6/U + 18AWG/2 Power. The HD night and day images are simply amazing up to 164 feet!!! Therefore there was NOT ANY noticeable differences in the HD quality in the 1694 coax cable or the Siamese cable mentioned. I've tried both.
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I have that zmodo serie and i used 30 ft cable and no problem. It works great.
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I'd say it's worth a try. It sends both audio and video for me. It does glitch sometimes, but I have a work-around. I use it to split the signal from a 3x1 HDMI switch (Sat Receiver, Blu-ray player, and Roku box) to send it to two Coby HDTVs. I have a Redmere HDMI cable in one of the runs. This setup works--it sends both Video and Audio quite well. However... Sometimes (but not always) I have to turn my source off and then back on to get a proper HDMI handshake. Sometimes the initial handshake sends video, but not audio. Sometimes it works perfectly on the first attempt. But the second attempt (when needed) always works. It's kind of weird... But there's a lot of hand-shaking in my setup, so...
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Yes I use a 20' Hdmi 2.0 cable with Ethernet capability and have no problems they will support the 60fps you are desiring. However that is the max of any cable right now so anything over 60fps will not perform properly. Also you are correct that fps and hz are not the same. Hdmi 2.0 cable will support 1,536 hz and 32 channels for audio. I was unable to find a direct answer on max hz for video but given the audio hz I highly doubt you or anyone else will be pushing any video at anywhere close to what these cables can not handle.
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Dear Customer, Thank you for your interest in our BlueRigger HDMI cables. The 50Ft cable does support the latest HDMI features such as 4k resolution. Please feel free to contact us at service@bluerigger.com if you have any additional questions. Thanks! BlueRigger LLC service@bluerigger.com