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Hall Research SP-HD-4A 1x4 HDMI Video Splitter w/4K Support NEW FREE SHIPPING

$ 105.07

Availability: 100 in stock
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Type: Splitter
  • Audio/Video Outputs: HDMI
  • Condition: New
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Brand: Hall Research
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • MPN: SP-HD-4A

    Description

    New in the box.
    The SP-HD-4A splits a single DVI or HDMI audio/video source for display on four identical outputs. It supports HDTV input resolutions up to 4Kx2K, is HDCP compliant; supports HDMI 1.4 deep color & 3-D formats, and handles all HDMI Audio formats.
    The SP-HD-4A is a high-performance unit that digitally splits and buffers the input signal for a 100% perfect image and sound reproduction on all outputs. The SP-HDMI-4A is used to split an HDMI audio/video (or DVI) source for display on 4 outputs and supports HDTV output resolutions to 1080p.
    EDID Management
    The SP-HD-4A uses an intelligent method to report the EDID to the source. Understanding how this done can help certain installations where the 4 outputs may be connected to different LCD's.
    Since the unit supports HDMI with HDCP, priority is given to the outputs connected to HDTV rather than DVI LCD's. Though the unit can split a DVI source for 4 DVI LCD displays (with DVI to HDMI cables or adapters), it is not recommended to connect the input in that situation to an HDMI source such as a Blu-ray player, since the DVI LCD's will not support the video anyhow as most DVI LCD's are 4x3 format, do not support HDCP, and cannot handle embedded HDMI audio.
    With regards to the HDTV's connected to the outputs, if all of them support 1080p then the order of connection is immaterial. But if some HDTV's do not support 1080p, they should be connected to the lowest numbered outputs. In short, please connect the TVs that support the highest resolution to higher numbered outputs, such as this:
    Output 1
    HDTV supporting 720p
    Output 2
    HDTV supporting 1080p
    Output 3
    HDTV supporting 1080i
    Output 4
    HDTV supporting 1080p
    This will force the splitter to report 720p as the maximum supported resolution to the source and therefore all the connected HDTV's will have a display.