Thank you so so much. I really appreciate the fine details of the subject. I especially like the advice regarding CAT6 through out my house. It would be a pain to have to replace all the wiring. Again thanks for the informative video 👍
nice video, i must say however, when doing this whatever cat cable you run cat 5 or 6 even shielded wire try to stay away from high voltage wires such extension cords or junction boxes. also if you do manage to run your cat5/6 wires in a attic or basement or inside your walls stay away from your homes high voltage wires. try to be at least 2 feet away when running parallel to get one place to another or simply run everything higher than everything else. you can cross your wires to an extant but not parallel and really close to each other or even through coils of high voltage. reason being high voltage wire has a greater/stronger magnetic field than your low voltage wire which can interfere with your data. just food for thought for those of you who want to do some diy in your home.
Hi Vince, Your video is exactly what I needed to show me what HDMI to utp converters are all about. However, That is not why I’m commenting. It’s the way you created the video. Not sure how you did it as it looked so natural with your hands coming in and out both sides of the screen. It looked like what you were looking at, or what I should be looking at. You must have put quite a bit of time into how to make it seem so natural, the video was properly placed so I could see exactly what you wanted me to see. Its just good. Plenty of kudos all over you!! Thank you for your hard work.
very well presented - thank you. Alas I bought the bi-cable cheapo ones not realising that they wont work over my Cat6 LAN. I didn't realise they were essentially point to point connectors - BUT ta for explaining it to me.
Thank you for this video! I've just bought some of these as the distance I need the video feed to travel is 13 metres... therefore I'm pretty confident that they are a very cheap ace product for the job!
I used a HDMI to Cat5 adapter over a distance of over 75 meters across a hockey arena. The key to getting high performance over long distance is by combining the ethernet adapters with an HDMI active repeater. The HDMI repeater boosts the transmitting signal before it goes through the ethernet adapter. Only downside is the removal of any HDMI-CEC compatibility.
Very thorough and useful! 👍🏻 I was considering this as an option for my case and have always wondered if they worked or not. This save me time and money! Thank you good sir!
Every time I've got doubts about how/if things would work, I keep on bumping onto your videos @Vince, subscribing now... Many thanks for sharing them and for talking about what goes through your mind about the subject, I was thinking about buying this + powerline adaptors... Idea gone for now! :)
Sounds like a good option for installing HDMI into the wall if tubes already exist. Way easier to get a CAT6 through the tube compared to HDMI and 15m is pretty reasonable for most scenarios.
Nice video, I bought a couple of the double ones but did not get them to work as I was testing with just one ethernet cable, good thing I didn't throw them away :)
Loved your video made me subscribe I had no idea what I even clicked but but I learned things good job breaking things down and putting out options and what they are good for 10/10
I haven't taken them apart but I believe the chunky ones just convert the pins of the HDMI onto the wires. So the HDMI has 19 pins( from memory) and it doesn't use them all and 2 Ethernet cables have 16 wires so it is just connecting each pin to each wire.
yeah the HDMI gets distorted after 15 meters becouse of the wires are not sheilded.. i have a powerd HDMI extender. also had trouble with the CAT6... and needed CAT6a now works perfect over 100 meters..
Excellent video thanks. I have a question, are these point to point only or can I use a switch in the middle? I'll like to connect the PC to the TV but my pc runs though a switch to access my media servers. Thanks..
Hi Vince, glad i watched your video as i was just about to order a couple of tp link ethernet over mains adapters and a rj45 to hdmi adaptor thinking that would work. It seems no one makes a HDMI over mains adaptor? My application is a CCTV NVR/DVR which has an HDMI port for viewing on tv and as it has a noisy hard drive you want it out of earshot. Any ideas?
have you tried usb over lan? I wanna connect my gaming to pc to my tv (about 20m) using the hdmi over lan adapters like on this video and usb over lan adapters... but not sure if there will be latency
I have, I used some 2nd hand (used) Lindy 50m versions and they worked amazingly. I didn't notice any lag. I haven't tested the cheaper versions though :-)
Excellent video, congrats for that. I have a question. Can I put some connectors on hdmi splitter outs to anothers TVs in? The larger distance required is 35 m. Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the info I only need to go a meter from a HDMI source to a outdoor tv problem is I need to run everything in conduit to keep it water tight and I don't want to run a 1 inch conduit to be able to fit the hdmi plug
Hi that's very useful video thank you for making .But i have one doubt that if i want two separate outputs for two different location TV from the DVR's HDMI port will this adapter work ?
Shielded cables make a big difference. Especially in this case Cat 6 UTP only has a guaranteed bandwidth of 250MHz. Cat 6A doubles that (500MHz) and is at least F/UTP or U/FTP. Of course S/FTP is even better and Cat 5e S/FTP will probably work better than your Cat 6 UTP cables. These adapters may even need a shielded cable to work properly.
Great video. I do have a couple of questions. First, will this only work by directly connecting the cables, or will it still work if you connect via an ethernet hub? I have my PC next to the router in one room, and then use cable from the router to a hub in the living room for the TV and other devices. Secondly, do you think that transmission distance might be improved by better cable? I'm using Cat 10 cable between rooms right now.
it' can work if u connect 2 hub for each cable , not the 2 cable in same hub , bcuz it's 2 signal different ,, so typically if u use hub it's for double for 2 or 3 tv ,, in this case you need 1 hub for each cable , cable A = hub 1 , Cable B = hub 2 ,,
or else u can use '' hdmi to fiber , '' it's can run 10 km , and try to buy firber in asia ( it's cost less than europe ) , i want use that for rent my ps4 to my neighbor , but it's need a converter usb to ethernet , for send to joycon too ;) lol
Good man, your deserve the heaven, good video, nothing is more util and simple to understand that a video, later i gonna talk with god and tell him that please put in first place
Great video do 2 of the smaller adapters fit next to each other on a standard powered small 2 output splitter and do you get any decrease in video quality through a powered 2 output splitter
Hi, thanks for the video. I have a question: what's the point in using double ethernet to hdmi connection like he has explained before from roku to TV? What if I leave one port totally open? because in his demo, he is showing roku as the transmitter and TV as the receiver. So, what exactly is transferred over the other cat6 cable when one is already doing the job?
Nice, I didn't know this was possible. I was looking into providing my house with CAT6a cables and ethernet outlets when I found your video. Using this method I could probably connect 2 outlets together by connecting them on the patch panel, correct? Not sure if i'll ever need to do that, but hey! Learned something new, thanks!
I know!!!! My wife loves Xmas, I told her she had to wait until early December but you can see how much influence I have :-( If the Xmas lights were on it could possibly affect them but they were all off and I still couldn't get a signal at 30m. I think it is just because I bought the cheapest adaptors available from a UK seller, I might get some £20-£30 adaptors and see if the distance improves.
Yes it will work but varies on adapters and power line kit. I’m not sure about the speed but I know that hdmi over lan works through power line kits, I recommend TP-Link ones as I use them my self for my PC.
@@will42345 Thanks Vince. I think I got my nomenclature wrong. I've been doing much research (including one of your recent videos) and found that there is a big difference between HDMI over Ethernet Cables (Cat5/6) and HDMI over IP, the latter being fine through powerlines but the former actually NOT working through powerlines. So can you confirm that this is the case? You seem to be the font of this kind of knowledge!
great video, on another note I have noticed that newer tvs are dumping the scart plug and the cheaper dvd players still have scart plugs, would love if you did a video on hdmi cables to scart, thanks
Would you have success at 30mtrs if each adapter was powered? The attenuation will only travel so far, thus only having a clear picture at 15mtrs. You can run Cat5/6 upto 100mtrs usually without any problems (sheilded or not) if the signal is strong enough to travel from one end to the other.
Don't you think that if technology moves on in 10 or 15 years they would not be making these adapters for CAT 5 or 6 as the cable category will also have advanced?
Is there a difference between cat5 and cat5e? I used a cat5 cable and it doesnt work. Im worried if i buy another ethernet cable and waste money on another set of cables.
Hi mate. I have just bought the single port version. I'm running a 10 metre cat 6 cable to run 1080p to a tv.. not working. However if I use a 4 metre cat5e cable it works.. but I need 10 metres! The ad I bought it from said 1080p 30 metres with cat 6.. any thoughts?
Hi Vince. I have just conncted this up but on one of my connections I am getting momentary blackouts on the connection to my Sky Q box through an HDMI splitter. Any ideas what could be causing it? I have had to cut the cable to get it through the wall and have reconnected via an RJ45 Socket, could this be the reason as there is a break in the conbection although connected. ?
u need 2 separate cable ethernet , they can never insert in the same switch or hub ,, if u have 2 socket in your wall ,, u need that they separate in the switch too , ( or have 2 switch separate for each cable ) and don't mix them with internet cable , it's must be isolated from internet cable or switch and so ...
yesterday I bought the two-port adapter. I did a test with 50cm cat5e cables. I connected the TvBox with a PC monitor in full HD. No image. As soon as I connect it, I see the monitor light turns on, as if receiving "something", but then no image and the monitor goes into sleep-mode. If I disconnect and reconnect, the same behavior. Any ideas?
Hello Mate I was wondering if I could ask you a question. I would like to put my PC tower away somewhere so I would have it in a cupboard and the keyboard and mouse and screen in the living room is there a way to do this ? Thanks for any help.Karl
Hi, yes, you can use USB extenders for the mouse and keyboard and these HDMI extenders to connect up your TV or get longer VGA or HDMI leads. The other option if your PC is already in another room and you want to access it in a new room is to use long HDMI leads or these HDMI extenders to get the picture onto a TV and then use Team Viewer or remote desktop on your mobile phone to control the PC in the new room. I will do a video on this last setup (with Team Viewer) in the next couple of weeks.
You said something about HDMI IP is there anything that does everything in one kind of thing ? Have a box that you plug your Monitor USB devices in where the PC is and its over Ethernet or maybe Thunderbolt ? Thanks again !
I was moving my tv and broken my tv's network lan port! I use my hard wired network for NETFLIX, HULU, ETC. Can I run my RJ45 into a HDMI cable and connect to one of my TV's available ports? Will the HDMI connection accept the network data?
Does it have to be a direct connection with cat6 or can you plug it into a cat 6 socket which is connected to a switch and pick it up off any other cat 6 socket in the house?
is that realy the only way to use it? because i was planning to put the transmiter from my pc to the router and then lan ethernet from router to laptop so i can turn my laptop into spacedesk extender monitor.
Hi Vince, would this work for my Hikvision Nvr to my tv to see the cctv. My NVR is in the front room and my tv is in other room and the cat5e cable length is 20-25mtr. I purchased the cat5e hdmi converter and it did not work, as it was without 12volt , it was from ebay. I also need to connect to my other tv in my next door house , so my mum can see the cctv on her tv. This is about 30-35mtr. So the question is would this work on both Tv. I have cat5e cable all pulled from Nvr to the both tv, as I just need cat5e to hdmi concertgoer to connect to both TVs, by using the cat5e cable for signal and then 1 Transmitter on the Nvr and the receiver I don’t know how many I need, as one tv is in my next room and the other tv is in my mum house which is next door or you can just think it is another room. The reason I am asking you these questions, so I don’t want to end buying the wrong item. Many thanks if you can help and advice buying the correct product/item. would this for my Hikvision Nvr to my tv, My NVR is in the front room and my tv is in other room and the cat5e cable length is 20-25mtr. I purchased the cat5e hdmi converter and it did not work, as it was without 12volt. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/183418433543?ul_ref=https%253A%252F%252Frover.ebay.com%252Frover%252F0%252F0%252F0%253Fmpre%253Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.ebay.co.uk%25252Fulk%25252Fitm%25252F183418433543%2526rvr_id%253D0%2526rvr_ts%253D69bc56fc16b0a68cae056a7efff71ef3&ul_noapp=true I also need to connect to my other tv in my next door house , so my mum can see the cctv on her tv. This is about 30-35mtr. So the question is would this work on both Tv. I have cat5e cable all pulled from Nvr to the both tv, as I just need cat5e to hdmi concertgoer to connect to both TVs, by using the cat5e cable for signal and then 1 Transmitter on the Nvr and the receiver I don’t know how many I need, as one tv is in my next room and the other tv is in my mum house which is next door or you can just think it is another room. The reason I am asking you these questions, so I don’t want to end buying the wrong item. Many thanks if you can help and advice buying the correct product/item. www.ebay.co.uk/itm/123086455878?ul_ref=https%253A%252F%252Frover.ebay.com%252Frover%252F0%252F0%252F0%253Fmpre%253Dhttps%25253A%25252F%25252Fwww.ebay.co.uk%25252Fulk%25252Fitm%25252F123086455878%2526rvr_id%253D0%2526rvr_ts%253D69bd86ef16b0aa67b6d08df5fff0e4df&ul_noapp=true
Another craicin video Vince. Straight forward and to the point , no mombo jumbo.
Thank you so so much. I really appreciate the fine details of the subject. I especially like the advice regarding CAT6 through out my house. It would be a pain to have to replace all the wiring. Again thanks for the informative video 👍
nice video, i must say however, when doing this whatever cat cable you run cat 5 or 6 even shielded wire try to stay away from high voltage wires such extension cords or junction boxes. also if you do manage to run your cat5/6 wires in a attic or basement or inside your walls stay away from your homes high voltage wires. try to be at least 2 feet away when running parallel to get one place to another or simply run everything higher than everything else. you can cross your wires to an extant but not parallel and really close to each other or even through coils of high voltage. reason being high voltage wire has a greater/stronger magnetic field than your low voltage wire which can interfere with your data. just food for thought for those of you who want to do some diy in your home.
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Hi Vince,
Your video is exactly what I needed to show me what HDMI to utp converters are all about.
However, That is not why I’m commenting. It’s the way you created the video. Not sure how you did it as it looked so natural with your hands coming in and out both sides of the screen. It looked like what you were looking at, or what I should be looking at. You must have put quite a bit of time into how to make it seem so natural, the video was properly placed so I could see exactly what you wanted me to see. Its just good. Plenty of kudos all over you!!
Thank you for your hard work.
Boner alert!
very well presented - thank you. Alas I bought the bi-cable cheapo ones not realising that they wont work over my Cat6 LAN. I didn't realise they were essentially point to point connectors - BUT ta for explaining it to me.
Clever tech , never seen this before. Thank you for the video.
Thank you for this video! I've just bought some of these as the distance I need the video feed to travel is 13 metres... therefore I'm pretty confident that they are a very cheap ace product for the job!
Side note... do you think Cat5 cables will work just as well, as they are much cheaper?
Hi.. Were you able to get the item, and has it worked for you?
@@blewmonkey it seems nobody replies to anything on this page
I used a HDMI to Cat5 adapter over a distance of over 75 meters across a hockey arena. The key to getting high performance over long distance is by combining the ethernet adapters with an HDMI active repeater. The HDMI repeater boosts the transmitting signal before it goes through the ethernet adapter. Only downside is the removal of any HDMI-CEC compatibility.
Very thorough and useful! 👍🏻
I was considering this as an option for my case and have always wondered if they worked or not.
This save me time and money!
Thank you good sir!
Every time I've got doubts about how/if things would work, I keep on bumping onto your videos @Vince, subscribing now...
Many thanks for sharing them and for talking about what goes through your mind about the subject, I was thinking about buying this + powerline adaptors... Idea gone for now! :)
what the hell?? i had no idea this was even a thing? fantastic cheers fella!
Sounds like a good option for installing HDMI into the wall if tubes already exist. Way easier to get a CAT6 through the tube compared to HDMI and 15m is pretty reasonable for most scenarios.
Thank you for your instructional video. Really enjoy all of your cabling videos.
Thank you :-)
@@Mymatevince please call me
Install HDMI over CAT5e / CAT6 Ethernet Cables
BEST IDEA EVER tanks for sharing
This work for 4k?
Do you already know this answer? I also have this doubt. The tx adapter says in the specs that it runs on 4k.
Very informative, succinct, and to the point. Thumbs up and u got a new subscriber mate.
A very useful video, thanks. You explained it in easy to follow manner.
Nice video, I bought a couple of the double ones but did not get them to work as I was testing with just one ethernet cable, good thing I didn't throw them away :)
I like the way you move around with the camera
he likes the way you move around too. you guys should hook up
@@jamskof feel like I am playing COD
Loved your video made me subscribe I had no idea what I even clicked but but I learned things good job breaking things down and putting out options and what they are good for 10/10
Oh my God thank you so much!!! Your video was incredibly helpful!
Yes! Really useful video! Thank you very much!
nice
Very professional video. Thanks.
I want to ask a question, Can I use a ethernet switch with those？thanks for answering
helpful video.
Does it work through a router/switch?
Good video. Any ideas why you need to run two network cables for the chunky sized ones?
I haven't taken them apart but I believe the chunky ones just convert the pins of the HDMI onto the wires. So the HDMI has 19 pins( from memory) and it doesn't use them all and 2 Ethernet cables have 16 wires so it is just connecting each pin to each wire.
Thanks for you. Ah I see, I only mentioned it because two lots of wires isn't ideal but I suppose if you want it to work etc.
Yes, it is not ideal so the other one in the video the more expensive single cable version would be better.
yeah the HDMI gets distorted after 15 meters becouse of the wires are not sheilded.. i have a powerd HDMI extender. also had trouble with the CAT6... and needed CAT6a now works perfect over 100 meters..
Thanks for the info :-)
freelife productions which extender are you using?
also they were alongside the tv power cable which is the main reason for distortion.
Good technical. THANKS
Thanks mate... Brilliant video... following this guide, really helped.. :-)
another excellent video and well explained 👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Lee :-)
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Excellent video thanks. I have a question, are these point to point only or can I use a switch in the middle? I'll like to connect the PC to the TV but my pc runs though a switch to access my media servers. Thanks..
Nice video.
Do you know if this will handle 4k 60hz for 12-14 meters?
Hi Vince, glad i watched your video as i was just about to order a couple of tp link ethernet over mains adapters and a rj45 to hdmi adaptor thinking that would work. It seems no one makes a HDMI over mains adaptor? My application is a CCTV NVR/DVR which has an HDMI port for viewing on tv and as it has a noisy hard drive you want it out of earshot. Any ideas?
have you tried usb over lan? I wanna connect my gaming to pc to my tv (about 20m) using the hdmi over lan adapters like on this video and usb over lan adapters... but not sure if there will be latency
I have, I used some 2nd hand (used) Lindy 50m versions and they worked amazingly. I didn't notice any lag. I haven't tested the cheaper versions though :-)
@@Mymatevince please call me
Excellent video, congrats for that. I have a question. Can I put some connectors on hdmi splitter outs to anothers TVs in? The larger distance required is 35 m. Thanks in advance!
Thanks for the info I only need to go a meter from a HDMI source to a outdoor tv problem is I need to run everything in conduit to keep it water tight and I don't want to run a 1 inch conduit to be able to fit the hdmi plug
Will 4k@60 work over Cat6 with these adapters?
Nice and very informative, thanks !
Hi that's very useful video thank you for making .But i have one doubt that if i want two separate outputs for two different location TV from the DVR's HDMI port will this adapter work ?
you should put links in the bio next timw, but good video! Thumbs up!
Nice video. The adapter TX works in 4k? Great job.
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Shielded cables make a big difference. Especially in this case Cat 6 UTP only has a guaranteed bandwidth of 250MHz. Cat 6A doubles that (500MHz) and is at least F/UTP or U/FTP. Of course S/FTP is even better and Cat 5e S/FTP will probably work better than your Cat 6 UTP cables.
These adapters may even need a shielded cable to work properly.
nope Cat5e doesn't work good for HDMI extenders.. just blue screen... gets distorded or something..
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Will Cat5e/6 support 4k at 25 feet?
Great video. I do have a couple of questions. First, will this only work by directly connecting the cables, or will it still work if you connect via an ethernet hub? I have my PC next to the router in one room, and then use cable from the router to a hub in the living room for the TV and other devices. Secondly, do you think that transmission distance might be improved by better cable? I'm using Cat 10 cable between rooms right now.
it' can work if u connect 2 hub for each cable , not the 2 cable in same hub , bcuz it's 2 signal different ,, so typically if u use hub it's for double for 2 or 3 tv ,, in this case you need 1 hub for each cable , cable A = hub 1 , Cable B = hub 2 ,,
or else u can use '' hdmi to fiber , '' it's can run 10 km , and try to buy firber in asia ( it's cost less than europe ) , i want use that for rent my ps4 to my neighbor , but it's need a converter usb to ethernet , for send to joycon too ;) lol
Hi do you think that if I want to get past the 15 metre length that a powered hdmi splitter will help.
Great video, mate. Thanks
Good man, your deserve the heaven, good video, nothing is more util and simple to understand that a video, later i gonna talk with god and tell him that please put in first place
Hi, great video! Could you specify what is the single cable product you tested? I could not find any single passive one like that.
Hi, thanks, that looks like the same product :-)
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Great video do 2 of the smaller adapters fit next to each other on a standard powered small 2 output splitter and do you get any decrease in video quality through a powered 2 output splitter
No se inglés, pero lo que mostraste el vídeo me gustó tanto la explicación. Que entendí mejor que otra vídeo.
Ahorita me suscribo al canal.
If you were installing the cables, would you terminate in 568b straight or crossover cable
Hi, thanks for the video. I have a question: what's the point in using double ethernet to hdmi connection like he has explained before from roku to TV? What if I leave one port totally open? because in his demo, he is showing roku as the transmitter and TV as the receiver. So, what exactly is transferred over the other cat6 cable when one is already doing the job?
Hey mate nice video but what is the downside of using that extender?
Nice, I didn't know this was possible. I was looking into providing my house with CAT6a cables and ethernet outlets when I found your video. Using this method I could probably connect 2 outlets together by connecting them on the patch panel, correct? Not sure if i'll ever need to do that, but hey! Learned something new, thanks!
Not if you use a switch. You would need to patch them directly.
love the way he says HAYTCH DMI
Thank you I knew about HDMI over IP but didn't know this one sounds great if don't need to pass trough switch or router than you
xmas decorations already lol .... are these effected by hdmi splitter boxes
I know!!!! My wife loves Xmas, I told her she had to wait until early December but you can see how much influence I have :-( If the Xmas lights were on it could possibly affect them but they were all off and I still couldn't get a signal at 30m. I think it is just because I bought the cheapest adaptors available from a UK seller, I might get some £20-£30 adaptors and see if the distance improves.
Dear santa I would like ... I have been good lol
do they work over router network? transmitting signals?
You should try a repeater to see if you can go over that 15m limit.
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I 'm trying to connect it with Cat6 Strait Cable but it isn't working, would it work with cross Cat6 cable or any special type of Cat6 is required?
Hey Vince, October 2019 now, I see HDMI over LAN with IR tx/rx for £30. Will this work thru powerline? And if so, what speed powerline?
Yes it will work but varies on adapters and power line kit. I’m not sure about the speed but I know that hdmi over lan works through power line kits, I recommend TP-Link ones as I use them my self for my PC.
@@will42345 Thanks Vince. I think I got my nomenclature wrong. I've been doing much research (including one of your recent videos) and found that there is a big difference between HDMI over Ethernet Cables (Cat5/6) and HDMI over IP, the latter being fine through powerlines but the former actually NOT working through powerlines.
So can you confirm that this is the case? You seem to be the font of this kind of knowledge!
Is there any delay in the video and audio transmission to the television?
Can you tell me where to buy the one cable converters? .
great video, on another note I have noticed that newer tvs are dumping the scart plug and the cheaper dvd players still have scart plugs, would love if you did a video on hdmi cables to scart, thanks
hi whats the max length a hdmi cable can be ?i want to wall mount a tv and hide all the cables. thanks
Would you have success at 30mtrs if each adapter was powered? The attenuation will only travel so far, thus only having a clear picture at 15mtrs. You can run Cat5/6 upto 100mtrs usually without any problems (sheilded or not) if the signal is strong enough to travel from one end to the other.
Does it work with cat 8 as well?
clever but how do you account for using a remote (such as a roku remote) when the box is in another room?
Lol
Hi
I have a lexcom cabled system which is a cat5 plus wire. Can hdmi be passed over this type of cable?
Thanks
How long was the wire
what is the differece between running 2 pink cables to 1 pink cable
Don't you think that if technology moves on in 10 or 15 years they would not be making these adapters for CAT 5 or 6 as the cable category will also have advanced?
Is there a difference between cat5 and cat5e? I used a cat5 cable and it doesnt work. Im worried if i buy another ethernet cable and waste money on another set of cables.
Hi mate. I have just bought the single port version. I'm running a 10 metre cat 6 cable to run 1080p to a tv.. not working. However if I use a 4 metre cat5e cable it works.. but I need 10 metres! The ad I bought it from said 1080p 30 metres with cat 6.. any thoughts?
remeber that all this hdmi spliters, hdmi ro rj45 things etc works better if they have 5v power options, some of them hace and works great
Can these do 4k 60 if the run is about 6m
Hi Vince. I have just conncted this up but on one of my connections I am getting momentary blackouts on the connection to my Sky Q box through an HDMI splitter. Any ideas what could be causing it? I have had to cut the cable to get it through the wall and have reconnected via an RJ45 Socket, could this be the reason as there is a break in the conbection although connected. ?
u need 2 separate cable ethernet , they can never insert in the same switch or hub ,, if u have 2 socket in your wall ,, u need that they separate in the switch too , ( or have 2 switch separate for each cable ) and don't mix them with internet cable , it's must be isolated from internet cable or switch and so ...
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How do you opperate the media systems as the remote will be to far?
yesterday I bought the two-port adapter. I did a test with 50cm cat5e cables. I connected the TvBox with a PC monitor in full HD. No image. As soon as I connect it, I see the monitor light turns on, as if receiving "something", but then no image and the monitor goes into sleep-mode. If I disconnect and reconnect, the same behavior. Any ideas?
Hello Mate I was wondering if I could ask you a question. I would like to put my PC tower away somewhere so I would have it in a cupboard and the keyboard and mouse and screen in the living room is there a way to do this ? Thanks for any help.Karl
Hi, yes, you can use USB extenders for the mouse and keyboard and these HDMI extenders to connect up your TV or get longer VGA or HDMI leads. The other option if your PC is already in another room and you want to access it in a new room is to use long HDMI leads or these HDMI extenders to get the picture onto a TV and then use Team Viewer or remote desktop on your mobile phone to control the PC in the new room. I will do a video on this last setup (with Team Viewer) in the next couple of weeks.
You said something about HDMI IP is there anything that does everything in one kind of thing ? Have a box that you plug your Monitor USB devices in where the PC is and its over Ethernet or maybe Thunderbolt ? Thanks again !
Hi, I don't think there is one device that does it all.
I didn't think there was thanks anyways mate !
The better solution would be to buy a small pc and use that for your media as they are easier to hide
What is the benefit?? instead of using a double hdmi adapter so 2 hdmi ports and not ethernet??
I thought the first one is for spliting signals to two different receivers. Why use two cat6 cables?
Can u use this using power walls ?
I was moving my tv and broken my tv's network lan port! I use my hard wired network for NETFLIX, HULU, ETC. Can I run my RJ45 into a HDMI cable and connect to one of my TV's available ports? Will the HDMI connection accept the network data?
Is there an advantage to running two cables over just one?
Flexibility, as if you swap to just using 1 cable you always have another so you can have a computer and a xbox plugged in at the same time
Does it have to be a direct connection with cat6 or can you plug it into a cat 6 socket which is connected to a switch and pick it up off any other cat 6 socket in the house?
Does not work as this is just using the copper of the cable not the Ethernet protocol.
is that realy the only way to use it? because i was planning to put the transmiter from my pc to the router and then lan ethernet from router to laptop so i can turn my laptop into spacedesk extender monitor.
Hi Vince,
would this work for my Hikvision Nvr to my tv to see the cctv.
My NVR is in the front room and my tv is in other room and the cat5e cable length is 20-25mtr.
I purchased the cat5e hdmi converter and it did not work, as it was without 12volt , it was from ebay.
I also need to connect to my other tv in my next door house , so my mum can see the cctv on her tv. This is about 30-35mtr.
So the question is would this work on both Tv.
I have cat5e cable all pulled from Nvr to the both tv, as I just need cat5e to hdmi concertgoer to connect to both TVs, by using the cat5e cable for signal and then 1 Transmitter on the Nvr and the receiver I don’t know how many I need, as one tv is in my next room and the other tv is in my mum house which is next door or you can just think it is another room.
The reason I am asking you these questions, so I don’t want to end buying the wrong item.
Many thanks if you can help and advice buying the correct product/item.
would this for my Hikvision Nvr to my tv,
My NVR is in the front room and my tv is in other room and the cat5e cable length is 20-25mtr.
I purchased the cat5e hdmi converter and it did not work, as it was without 12volt.
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I also need to connect to my other tv in my next door house , so my mum can see the cctv on her tv. This is about 30-35mtr.
So the question is would this work on both Tv.
I have cat5e cable all pulled from Nvr to the both tv, as I just need cat5e to hdmi concertgoer to connect to both TVs, by using the cat5e cable for signal and then 1 Transmitter on the Nvr and the receiver I don’t know how many I need, as one tv is in my next room and the other tv is in my mum house which is next door or you can just think it is another room.
The reason I am asking you these questions, so I don’t want to end buying the wrong item.
Many thanks if you can help and advice buying the correct product/item.
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Brilliant video thanks a lot
is necesary to use 2 utp cable?
Hatche DMI you say?
How long distance can fix the cat5 cable for single port?
I used the hdmi/rj45 extender from a 2 port hdmi splitter to connect a tv 25m away, my tv keeps saying "unsupported signal".. any solution or remedy?
Any idea why not over powerline? Shielding?
Alex Knight powerline is not Layer1. Powerline work from Layer2
Shielded Cat6A is the best way to get a signal over 15 meters
These things are cutting out on me and being unreliable. There doesn’t seem to be any manuals with the ones I got any ideas?
whats the point of the double version ?
Love your video. 😊 New Sub
For anyone looking in 2021 HDMI over lan adapters are about 40 dollars now on Amazon
What is the Best cat 6 cable for the extension. UTP of FTP
Can I use hdmi extender with single rj45. What's the difference between these with two rj45 connector and with one rj 45
I have space of only one cat6 cable.
Please reply me soon
You can but they are more expensive to buy.
I bought the first one you showed with single rj45 and it didn't work at all.
not even over 6 feet of cable.
total dead
mine were blue