Here's the set up:
- HDMI from computer to HDMI splitter
- Splitter feeds two HDMI dual cat5 powered baluns
- One balun feeds to main sanctuary projector, works good & looks good.
- The second balun feeds or was supposed to feed a second remote HDMI splitter.
- The only way it some what works is to use two in line HDMI
extenders on the output of the balun before the splitter input.
- Two of the TV's off the splitter are on the end of 50 foot
cables and will work, the third TV is on 75 feet of HDMI cable
and does not work except and occasional flash of video.
- The TV on the 75 foot cable is the most important one (of
course!)
- If you bypass the splitter and go right out of the balun
including the HDMI extenders the TV on the 75 foot works
good.
- Tried putting one of their HDMI extenders at the junction of
50 and 25 foot cables with no luck.
- All of the splitters and HDMI extenders look very consumer'ish
- The baluns are Truelink
- Would more "professional" HDMI equipment take care of the
issues or are they at and exceeding HDMI cable max length regardless of the distribution equipment?
Thanks
Mike C.