“How long can both cables be??”

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• 25 feet each total of 50 feet no longer or video and audio degradations will ocurror. Use a amplifier or splitter with built-in amp to extend beyond total of 50 feet.

  Answered by Milt 8 years ago

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• It depends on how much information you're trying to send down the cables. If it's a 4K/60 signal, the total length cannot be more than 8.0 m. (approx. 26 ft.). If it's 1080P signal, the total length could be up to 16.0 m. (approx. 52 ft.)

  Answered by AudioQuest Customer Service 8 years ago

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• No longer than 25 feet, video will degrade beyond 50 feet. Longer run will require HMDI splitter with amp or just amp to boost signal.

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  Answered by Milt 8 years ago

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• Length of cables depends how far the devices are from each other . It extends the cables to allow you to connect to your device.

  Answered by Adrian 8 years ago

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• Reasonable length is 50 feet. Using 2 25 ft cables may lower cost but exceeding 50 feet may impact signal quality, ask a qualified installer.

  Answered by ljz53 8 years ago

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