If I have a signal coming from a computer and want to split it to 4 different TV's, can I use this device?
HDMI -cat6,
Cat6-4 more Cat6,
Cat6-hdmi converter at tvs.
If so how do I set that up? null

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If I have a signal coming from a computer and want to split it to 4 different TV's, can I use this device?
HDMI ->cat6,
Cat6->4 more Cat6,
Cat6->hdmi converter at tvs.
If so how do I set that up? null

Cuztom20 · Accepted Answer

Yes. Ofcourse you need that internet signal to hit the data switch first then you’ll have 4 hot ports to use as you may.

PowerTman · Answer

Short answer is, no. HDMI is a video/audio coded cable. The product receives Ethernet which is different. It receives 1 “source” Ethernet connection and splits to 4 other devices and routes data via Ethernet protocols. So essentially the video/audio coded data your computer will transmit from the HDMI is not compatible. There are HDMI switching and splitter products which would work better for you.

Answered by PowerTman 5 years ago

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“If I have a signal coming from a computer and want to split it to 4 different TV's, can I use this device? HDMI ->cat6, Cat6->4 more Cat6, Cat6->hdmi converter at tvs. If so how do I set that up?”

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