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Call us with your questions - we are a small business operating in Sussex/ Kent only, we do not have the staff, time, energy, motivation to provide over the phone free technical advice The ARC connection which stands for Audio Return Channel, this allows you to use the HDMI connection as a sound output to feed a soundbar or external audio system like an AV amplifier or surround sound unit. For this to work both the TV and the audio unit need to both be compatible with HDMI ARC, it’s usually a specific output on the TV. If your TV is compatible but your sound system isn’t and you have no other way off connecting the kit, what can be done is you can install a ARC extractor which would allow the sound system to be connected to the TV usually via an optical or coaxial audio connection. The HDMI lead from the ARC output of the TV would feed into the ARC extractor and then from there it would connect to your sound system. There are several types of HDMI extenders, and the type you ultimately need depends on your home’s needs and personal preferences. HDMI over Cat5 and Cat6 extenders The HDMI over Ethernet extender is similar to an HDMI over fiber optic extender but uses an Ethernet cable for a shorter extension. The biggest benefit is that it lets you extend the distance between devices. If you want to watch a movie on a Blu-Ray player on the television in another room, you can use HDMI extenders with cables like Cat6 for it.

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The Blustream CEX4K-KIT HDMI over Coax Extender Set is a reliable and efficient solution for extending HDMI signals over a single coaxial cable. This high-quality product offers the seamless distribution of HDMI signals with bi-directional IR control, allowing you to extend your audio and video sources up to an impressive distance of 100 meters at 4K resolution and 60Hz refresh rate with 4:4:4 chroma subsampling. For the best performance and reliability, I would always choose to run a cable and connect the equipment to the TV using this, but this isn’t always possible. If you only need to send your HDMI signal over a short distance you could consider installing a HDMI wireless sender. Like the other solutions above you have a transmitter which would connect to your AV equipment and a receiver which would connect to your TV with the two devices communicating over radio-frequency. These units will almost always allow for infra-red communication with an infra-red eye and emitter also which will allow you to control your equipment. The reason that wireless extenders are not more commonly installed is because most things wireless, the further you go or the more obstacles like walls that the signal needs to pass through the more likely the equipment will fail to perform as expected. The better models are also quite expensive for what they are.This can be a nice way to terminate your HDMI connection, it is basically a HDMI coupler/ join within a wall-plate. This is perfect for devices which you may only plug in every now and then, which can remove the need for you to have to fiddle behind your TV to get connected, which can be more difficult than it sounds.

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With smart EDID (Extended Display Identification Data) management, the CEX4K-KIT optimizes the communication between your source and display devices, ensuring accurate and reliable signal transmission. This feature eliminates compatibility issues and ensures a hassle-free installation process. I’m including the HDMI video extenders plus USB here as they can be very helpful for CCTV systems where the DVR/ NVR and the monitor are in separate locations and you still wish to control the equipment. At the transmitter end a USB can be connected which connects into a port on the DVR/NVR where you would normally connect a mouse to control the unit and at the receiver end beside the TV a USB mouse can be connected which would allow you to control the CCTV equipment as you would normally do but in a separate location. Even though coax is insulated, the signal needs frequent repeating and is subject to data loss over distance. Coax was popular because it was superior to anything else at the time, was cheap and easy to use. It was also very durable. Fiber is faster and can carry more data at once. Though fiber requires more upfront investment, it requires less maintenance. HDMI Obviously, just getting the AV signal between your device and your TV is only half the battle, as you will need to be able to control it! A lot of modern home entertainment equipment now uses Bluetooth which works over radio frequency and can work between walls over short distances, but if your device relies on infra-red commands from a remote control you will need a mechanism to get these between your TV and your device. You can install a separate system for this but many HD over Ethernet cabling systems allow for this by way of an infra-red eye which is not dissimilar to magic eyes used for old Sky boxes and connects to the HDMI balun receiver and an IR emitter which is positioned in front on the device that you wish to control and connects to the HDMI balun transmitter. You need take care when placing the infra-red emitter in front of the AV equipment so that it is placed directly in front or near the infra-red sensor on the AV equipment, if you fail to position this correct the remote control handset will not work. For more information I recommend reading our previous article, ' How to hide AV equipment'The challenge here is that once your signal’s maximum length is reached, you lose quality. Imagine buying the newest and best Ultra 4K HD TV with all the bells and whistles. You get so excited because the salesperson told you that it will feel like you can smell the sweat from the big game. You plug everything in and turn the tv on and all you get is something that looks like this. How do HDMI signal extenders help? When you wish to send HDMI over distance, using a HDMI cable it not the best way of doing things. The better option would be to convert the HDMI signal so that it can be carried on a twisted-pair data cable like a Category 5e or Category 6 cable. These video baluns come as a pair, a transmitter and a receiver, the transmitter connects to your HDMI device (Sky box, game console, Bluray etc,.) with a cable and the receiver connects to your TV with a second HDMI cable with an interconnecting data cable (or two) in between.