You would need an HDMI switch. This will allow you to to use one monitor and switch between the device you are using. I did a review here - ua-cam.com/video/Uw144_ePbqU/v-deo.html This works with both new systems and does not ruin the quality at all!
Man thanks, this is how I imagined both an HDMI switch and HDMI splitter could work together. I have two android boxes which I connected to an HDMI switch. From there an HDMI cable goes to an HDMI splitter from where I want to share one of the two boxes to 3 TVs (all will be connected to the splitter). I'm gonna get an 1 to 3 hdmi splitter. I tried 2 TVs connected with an 2 output hdmi splitter I already had but it didn't work and this is bad news lol. Both the splitter and the switch have power cables btw, all connected. I don't know what's wrong.
It depends on what you’re streaming. Some switches aren’t rated for HDCP meaning you can’t broadcast copyrighted material. So a perfect example would be like streaming Netflix and the signals is black. I’m not sure how android boxes work by imagined there may be an issue around that.
Planning to grab the "Ugreen Bi-Directional HDMI Switcher" to split my PS5 on both a TV and monitor for easy switching. Your video was really helpful! Any quality concerns with my TV or other things I should keep in mind? Thanks!
Be very careful with them. Bi directional switchers are susceptible to bricking the hdmi. Now, this may be due to me using a powered hdmi cable and that may have caused issues. But still be very wary of bi directional ones. Or any splitter really
I really need help I want to stream and my monitor only has one hdmi port and I wanna switch between my capture card for my gaming on my ps4 and my desktop to react to videos what should I get?
Ok, basically i have one monitor , i have a cable box connected to my monitor and the computer connected to my monitor , would a hdmi switch make it so, when i press it, it switches to the cable box and when i hit it again, it switches to my computer display?
Yes, this is what a switch does. It allows you to use one monitor for multiple devices. When you hit the button, it’ll literally switch the active device on the monitor.
ok but if i have one console that i want to use with two different screens and stream at the same time should i use a splitter or switch because what i want to do is play on TV when I'm chilling and play on Monitor when streaming.
A splitter will push the video feed to two displays at the same time. So if you want to push a video feed from one console to multiple displays at the same time, you need a splitter. Companies like Orie make 2 and 4 output splitters
@@MatsuXL thanks! , I plan on getting the switch for the hd60s game capture , so I can switch between Xbox and Playstation without having to unplug and replug into tv!
Question, I have 2 TVs that we watch football games on but since they are in 2 totally different rooms, one is coming directly from the source and the other is streaming and the streaming is always behind. My question is if I use a splitter and run another hdmi to that other tv using a balun connector will the sound go to both or just one? Also, they both have their own AV receiver and currently the sound runs from the receivers to the TV through the ARC. Would I be able to hook both hdmi up to the receivers and have control of both rooms sound doing this? Before I go and buy everything and make the runs through my ceiling I would like to know it will all work?
Through an hdmi splitter your audio will carry to both. You still may hear a slight delay depending on the length of cable but it may not be as much to notice. This splitter does not support ARC. If you are looking to maintain your setup I would suggest a splitter that supports ARC.
The distance is roughly 100 ft from my living room to my garage. It just gets annoying when someone goes inside the house and the game is a min ahead lol. Do you have a suggestion on which splitter to use?
I forgot I see you are using a balun setup right? I haven’t personally ran systems they use both balun and splitting with arc support. It’s always one or the other.
I have a switch for that goes from console switch to my Mac onto 1 monitor. I don’t see any visible delays when using my ps5 to monitor through the switch. But I wonder if I am somehow getting a lag unknown to me. Sometimes when I’m playing cod, I swear I encounter players who seem to be a second ahead of me. I wonder if they’re running PC at 240 hz and I’m lagging behind since I’m at 120.
The monitor can do so much. I still think there is some potential lag with the network. Are you eperiencing any packet loss? Perhaps your ping is higher than theirs. Plus it's COD and COD timing is no one's friend lol
@@MatsuXL True. COD timing is always hunting for victims lol. So I have my network stats live on the left top corner. I’m always between 3-12 on ping and no packet loss. I have terribly fast internet. More than I need for sure. It could just be me. Some of these guys might just know every corner and pre fire. Ranked is more consistent with good connection. It’s pub lobbies and warzone that’s iffy.
Hello there, a tad confused, so I have a ps4 and want that ps4 screen to be displayed on my acer laptop via hdmi, what would I need to make that work? I’m thinking a splitter but please advise me, thank you
Let me know if you've tried this setup or have thoughts!
Another great video ... awesome!
Thank you. My monitor only has one hdmi port. But I have a PS5 and an Xbox
You would need an HDMI switch. This will allow you to to use one monitor and switch between the device you are using. I did a review here - ua-cam.com/video/Uw144_ePbqU/v-deo.html This works with both new systems and does not ruin the quality at all!
I want to be able to switch between a monitor and tv. Not have them both show the picture at the same time. But choose which one it goes to.
That’s a switch
Man thanks, this is how I imagined both an HDMI switch and HDMI splitter could work together. I have two android boxes which I connected to an HDMI switch. From there an HDMI cable goes to an HDMI splitter from where I want to share one of the two boxes to 3 TVs (all will be connected to the splitter). I'm gonna get an 1 to 3 hdmi splitter. I tried 2 TVs connected with an 2 output hdmi splitter I already had but it didn't work and this is bad news lol. Both the splitter and the switch have power cables btw, all connected. I don't know what's wrong.
It depends on what you’re streaming. Some switches aren’t rated for HDCP meaning you can’t broadcast copyrighted material. So a perfect example would be like streaming Netflix and the signals is black. I’m not sure how android boxes work by imagined there may be an issue around that.
Planning to grab the "Ugreen Bi-Directional HDMI Switcher" to split my PS5 on both a TV and monitor for easy switching. Your video was really helpful!
Any quality concerns with my TV or other things I should keep in mind? Thanks!
With the ps5 and Xbox series x I just say make sure you pick a 2.1 hdmi capable splitter/switch so you get full 4k res 👍🏽
Be very careful with them. Bi directional switchers are susceptible to bricking the hdmi. Now, this may be due to me using a powered hdmi cable and that may have caused issues.
But still be very wary of bi directional ones. Or any splitter really
I really need help I want to stream and my monitor only has one hdmi port and I wanna switch between my capture card for my gaming on my ps4 and my desktop to react to videos what should I get?
You need a switch to run your pc and ps4 to. Then run that to your capture card. Use the switch to change what input you using.
Hi, regarding the splitter, it can transmit audio signal to the monitor and TV at the same time
Yes!
Ok, basically i have one monitor , i have a cable box connected to my monitor and the computer connected to my monitor , would a hdmi switch make it so, when i press it, it switches to the cable box and when i hit it again, it switches to my computer display?
Yes, this is what a switch does. It allows you to use one monitor for multiple devices. When you hit the button, it’ll literally switch the active device on the monitor.
ok but if i have one console that i want to use with two different screens and stream at the same time should i use a splitter or switch because what i want to do is play on TV when I'm chilling and play on Monitor when streaming.
A splitter will push the video feed to two displays at the same time. So if you want to push a video feed from one console to multiple displays at the same time, you need a splitter.
Companies like Orie make 2 and 4 output splitters
So would a switch work if I wanted to play on one screen and use a capture on the other output ?
No
You would need a splitter that routes 1 signal into two active devices
Is there any hdmi switch include with capture card?
No. Some capture cards act as a splitter but I’ve never seen a built in switch
So which one would i use if i want hdmi 1 on my tv for xbox and hdmi 2 for my playstation???
You’d need a switch. It takes two hdmi in and pushes to one hdmi out
@@MatsuXL thanks! , I plan on getting the switch for the hd60s game capture , so I can switch between Xbox and Playstation without having to unplug and replug into tv!
@FreddyVorheees I did a review on an 8K switch that can pass through 4k120 to your tv earlier you may want to check out
@@MatsuXL will do.
Question, I have 2 TVs that we watch football games on but since they are in 2 totally different rooms, one is coming directly from the source and the other is streaming and the streaming is always behind.
My question is if I use a splitter and run another hdmi to that other tv using a balun connector will the sound go to both or just one?
Also, they both have their own AV receiver and currently the sound runs from the receivers to the TV through the ARC. Would I be able to hook both hdmi up to the receivers and have control of both rooms sound doing this?
Before I go and buy everything and make the runs through my ceiling I would like to know it will all work?
Through an hdmi splitter your audio will carry to both. You still may hear a slight delay depending on the length of cable but it may not be as much to notice.
This splitter does not support ARC.
If you are looking to maintain your setup I would suggest a splitter that supports ARC.
The distance is roughly 100 ft from my living room to my garage.
It just gets annoying when someone goes inside the house and the game is a min ahead lol.
Do you have a suggestion on which splitter to use?
@@MatsuXLthank you for replying as well!!
I forgot I see you are using a balun setup right? I haven’t personally ran systems they use both balun and splitting with arc support. It’s always one or the other.
@MatsuXL great lol. I haven't bought anything yet but since it's going about 100 ft everything I saw said to use a balun run.
I have a switch for that goes from console switch to my Mac onto 1 monitor. I don’t see any visible delays when using my ps5 to monitor through the switch. But I wonder if I am somehow getting a lag unknown to me.
Sometimes when I’m playing cod, I swear I encounter players who seem to be a second ahead of me.
I wonder if they’re running PC at 240 hz and I’m lagging behind since I’m at 120.
The monitor can do so much. I still think there is some potential lag with the network. Are you eperiencing any packet loss? Perhaps your ping is higher than theirs. Plus it's COD and COD timing is no one's friend lol
@@MatsuXL True. COD timing is always hunting for victims lol.
So I have my network stats live on the left top corner. I’m always between 3-12 on ping and no packet loss. I have terribly fast internet. More than I need for sure.
It could just be me. Some of these guys might just know every corner and pre fire. Ranked is more consistent with good connection. It’s pub lobbies and warzone that’s iffy.
@Carrillophotography I come from the age of lag switching so who knows besides Warzone
@@MatsuXL ah same same. In my 30’s here
Hello there, a tad confused, so I have a ps4 and want that ps4 screen to be displayed on my acer laptop via hdmi, what would I need to make that work? I’m thinking a splitter but please advise me, thank you
You need a capture card. Your laptop is only built to push OUT hdmi signal, not receive
@@MatsuXL great, thanks A TON, just ordered one
So I am trying to run a HDMI 2.1 with a digital audio splitter from my ps5 to my TV can you help me
I actually just picked up an hdmi 2.1 with audio splitter. Testing out and will get back to you!
so whats the splitter ur using in this video
The one I have is no longer available but you can try this model as it’s comparable
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