“Does this system applify the hdmi signal. Currently have 2 50 ft. HDMI Ethernet cables to a TV. apparently I need to amp the signal.”

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• No. You will need an active HDMI cable. You might also consider using an HDMI balun kit with a single Cat 5 cable. That is what I normally do if I have to run HDMI over longer distances. Snap AV has a good one in their Binary line of equipment. They're not cheap, but they work well and permit transmitting HDMI over distances in excess of 130'.

  Answered by HiFiGuy 10 years ago

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• Make sure you use 2.2 HDMI compliant cable to your TV.

  Answered by Naz0801 9 years ago

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• No

  Answered by GoBolts 9 years ago

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• No it will not, but you do not need an amplifier. You need a better quality cable. An amplifier would destroy the picture anyway.

  Answered by OnkyoLover 10 years ago

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• Yes, this will amplify the signal.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 10 years ago

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