Post by hyperescape on Sept 7, 2019 15:40:53 GMT
Hello,
As per the post subject, I would appreciate if the following post of mine can be viewed for details
dreamscreen.boards.net/post/7058/thread
I have to make a purchase decision rather quickly so both my DS 4K Solo and the right splitter arrives together to make a working setup.
My preference is the following one from EZCOO:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VP37KMB/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?smid=A28K0QBH3Z1QKZ&psc=1
which should work as per the specs, only with the caveat that it doesnt support CEC , as opposed to this following (often recommended on boards) model
www.easycoolav.com/4k60-hdmi-splitter-1-in-2-outdolby-vision-optical-audio-breakout-p0017.html
I guess apart from CEC , they both should serve the purpose.
The CEC limitation as I understand would render a limitation that any devices connected to the (4) AV Receiver Inputs would not be able to CEC control the TV connected on the (only 1) AV Receiver output (and vice-versa) . Is it correct.
Thanks for the replies.
As per the post subject, I would appreciate if the following post of mine can be viewed for details
dreamscreen.boards.net/post/7058/thread
I have to make a purchase decision rather quickly so both my DS 4K Solo and the right splitter arrives together to make a working setup.
My preference is the following one from EZCOO:
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07VP37KMB/ref=ox_sc_act_title_4?smid=A28K0QBH3Z1QKZ&psc=1
which should work as per the specs, only with the caveat that it doesnt support CEC , as opposed to this following (often recommended on boards) model
www.easycoolav.com/4k60-hdmi-splitter-1-in-2-outdolby-vision-optical-audio-breakout-p0017.html
I guess apart from CEC , they both should serve the purpose.
The CEC limitation as I understand would render a limitation that any devices connected to the (4) AV Receiver Inputs would not be able to CEC control the TV connected on the (only 1) AV Receiver output (and vice-versa) . Is it correct.
Thanks for the replies.