- Finished the basement into a home theater/workout/gaming/bar area and had problems with both of the long run (35' & 50') HDMI cables that I had installed. They worked fine when tested prior to drywalling but having serious issues with handshake and sync now that the drywall and texture are done (go figure). I had installed CAT6 to both locations 'just in case' and for futureproofing if HDBaseT ever hits prime time (I can only hope as I've never liked the HDMI physical connections).Purchased an HDMI over single CAT6 solution for hundreds of $$ from one vendor and a NXG NX-HDEXT160-1 HDMI Extender thru Amazon ($84.99). Didn't have high hopes for the NXG but thought it was worth a try. The…
- I am running HDMI over a single shielded CAT5e cable from my basement to the 2nd floor of the house. I am also running HDMI over a single shielded CAT6 cable from my basement to the 3rd floor of my house. I am connecting my Motorola HD cable box in the basement to 2 led-lcd flat panel TV's on the 2nd and 3rd floors. I tried a different HDMI over single CAT5e solution which didn't work as well as I wanted. It took 5 seconds to sync up when I selected the HDMI input on my TV and the audio was not audible for 3 seconds after the video signal became visible on the screen. I decided to give the NXG units a try to see how well they would perform over my setup. I hooked these up and switched to the…
- Extends HDMI signal up to 160' over a single CAT6 UTP wire
- Supports 480p/720i/720p/1080i/1080p HD digital resolutions - Supports 1.65Gps bandwidth
- Die-cut metal housing for both transmitter & receiver; Works with HDMI switchers & splitters
- No software installation required - Includes one 5V/1A power adatper
- 2-year limited warranty
