I recently purchased and I am using this product. It works well with only one caveat.
I have the splitter connected to a Roku player for input and for output it connects to:
a.) A Samsung digital TV
b.) An HDMI to CVBS converter
I need to "start up" everything with only the TV(a) connected. After that, without powering down anything, I plug in the HDMI to CVBS (b) converter. This converter is then routed to a CVBS to UHF converter and distributed in the house. This needs to be repeated every time I power everything down. If I leave everything plugged in and power up, no signal is generated anywhere. I'm a retired civil engineer (roads, drainage, etc.), so I don't really have the electronics background to diagnose this. However, I suspect that it is related to the HDMI "talkback" property. That is, the splitter is confused by the two disagreeing returning signals at start up. Once it is going, the return signal is established and it can be split. I don't find the plugging and unplugging of one HDMI cable onerous. Hope this helps.
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