Deal breaker for me.Q: How many Hrz per device does this support?
A: This can't do 60Hz as my Xbox one x loses signal when set to 4K HDR so I'm thinking just maybe 30hz
I am going to use this to switch between a Raspberry Pi and and a laptop (no gaming or heavy graphic tasks) so it should be fine.pierrefrom0rleans wrote: ↑ Most of these third party straight from China HDMI cables/peripherals on Amazon are hit and miss. They are fine if you want basic 1080p, but for 4K, you're unlikely to get a cable that is compliant with the standards it claims to be compliant with.
Good info. I needed a switch for an older TV (4k etc wasnt a concern to me) which only had 1 HDMI port so I bought thisumopapisdnwei wrote: ↑ It's actually a switch. It doesn't work like normal splitters.
"【Bidirectional HDMI Switch】 3 Ports switcher, you could connect two HDMI sources to one HDMI display, or connect one HDMI source to toggle between two displays (only one monitor will display at a time)"
That's why price is different. too bad
Although this is a different animal at a much different price, you won't find a better HDMI switch than this. I have one in my bedroom and it passes 4k HDR/Dolby Vision to my TV on one of two HDMI video outputs and all HD audio codecs to my Yamaha sound projector on a dedicated audio only HDMI output. I use this device because I really like the Yamaha but it doesn't support HDMI 2.0. In fact, my 65" Samsung 4k TV doesn't support Dolby Vision (no Samsung TV does), but this device will accept the DV signal, translate it properly and it output "DV" to my TV. Before enabling that feature, my 2019 Shield pro wasn't able to detect a DV compatible TV, but once I turned that feature on, the Shield enabled the DV options. This is a really powerful device with endless customization.
yeah that's way more that what I am looking for...Lush78 wrote: ↑ Although this is a different animal at a much different price, you won't find a better HDMI switch than this. I have one in my bedroom and it passes 4k HDR/Dolby Vision to my TV on one of two HDMI video outputs and all HD audio codecs to my Yamaha sound projector on a dedicated audio only HDMI output. I use this device because I really like the Yamaha but it doesn't support HDMI 2.0. In fact, my 65" Samsung 4k TV doesn't support Dolby Vision (no Samsung TV does), but this device will accept the DV signal, translate it properly and it output "DV" to my TV. Before enabling that feature, my 2019 Shield pro wasn't able to detect a DV compatible TV, but once I turned that feature on, the Shield enabled the DV options. This is a really powerful device with endless customization.
https://hdfury.com/product/4k-vertex2-18gbps/
