“Will this work with a gaming pc and two 4k HDR TVs, one with a 8ft hdmi cable and one in another room with a 24 foot hdmi cable? Other splitters allow 4k one one tv, but only 1080p on the second TV, and have trouble with HDR. Will your splitter work?”
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It works great! I needed to use rocket fish cables, 8ft and 24 ft. With a cheaper splitter and cables, I was having issues, especially when turning on hdr on the computer. Now, if there was only a way to stop the splitter from turing off both tvs when I just want to turn off the TV connected to output. The other splitter did not do that.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.I have used this in a similar set up and it seems to work fine HOWEVER the 24' run is to long in my opinion. Unless you are using a special cable, you should not run 4k hdr over 15' or you will experience problems. You might need to convert to digicat cable for the run and then convert back to hdmi. It gets expensive but it's the right way to do it. Of course I would just buy one and try it, you might get lucky on the 24' run and it works fine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.As far as I have seen on mine. This one only does 1080p on both outputs. Don't get your hopes up :) I thought it would do 4k with an 4k input. The cable length should not be an issue.
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