“HDMI output cable length What is the maximum length HDMI cable supported on the output port?”

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• According to the HDMI spec, cable distances should not exceed 45' between devices. Don't count your switcher as a device in this case. For instance, if you are plugging your Blu-Ray player into the switcher and then plug the switcher into the TV, the TOTAL combined length of the two cables should not exceed 45 feet. HDMI has been tested over longer distances but the specification is 45 feet. Here is some more information on this subject: http://www.bluejeanscable.com/articles/how-long-can-hdmi-run.htm

  Answered by macster99 11 years ago

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• i am using a 6 foot cable with no problem.

  Answered by monkeyjack 12 years ago

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