A Better Solution for Long HDMI? Fiber HDMI Cables Explored

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  @computerjantje · 3 years ago

  Please note that not all wires are replaced by fiber optics inside. There are still copper ones inside the cable to transport the audio channels and the power.

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• BI

  @BigIrisProductions · 3 years ago

  Thanks for confirming that Fiber HDMI works with this camera.

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• WA

  @warmed1 · 3 years ago

  Yep! Have been using them for a couple years. But they are gentle.

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• RI

  @RichMoney369 · 3 years ago

  Your videos are great but if I hear um one more time I might implode lol

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  @menezeson · 3 years ago

  Did you check if the color picture profile of the tv was the same on both hdmi inputs? That's probably why ther's a difference on the tv and not on the capture card.

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• SL

  @SlyNine · 3 years ago (edited)

  The EDID still runs on copper, at least on the shorter optical hdmi cables. I've had to add ferrite cores to deal with interference.

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  @SierraSierraFoxtrot · 3 years ago

  Where I live I can't buy fiber HDMI at the same price as an ethernet extender.

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  @LukaAVDJ · 2 years ago

  Can you use an active fiber optic HDMI cable with an active displayport to HDMI adapter?

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  @merleclowe6854 · 2 years ago

  Thank you for the content. I am trying to hook up 3 monitors about 100 ft from the laptop for church presentations. We are using HDMI wireless TX to RX . Can you speak about any concerns or troubleshooting ideas? One Monitor is not showing up on the Laptop for display. Thank you in advance.

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  @allanredford6070 · 2 years ago

  that splitter is a potential  loss creator, impedance-wise? - better wqithout? - maybe w'washed-out .vieling will be removed?interesting video. is there a backward-compatibility issue.limitation-penalty, using fibre-equipped HDMI cable?

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  @jimburks61 · 4 months ago

  Cat6 is NOT Ethernet. It is an eight conductor wire spec.<br><br>Ethernet is a data protocol, usually used with a switch.<br><br>You’re using HDbaseT extenders to use Cat5/6 cable. That works fine and is an industry standard. It’s just not Ethernet.

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  @liveonbootleg7337 · 3 years ago

  Love your channel and all the tests and tutorials you do, very explanatory and straight to the point. I would like to suggest, in the line of this kind of reviews/test of connecting large distances, the solution of a wireless hdmi video transmitter. Is there any budget solution you recommend? Thanks

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