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First product that I’ve found that
- splits HDMI 2.1 signal with downscaling (instead of lowest common denominator)
- is not crazy expensive
- available in the US
And it actually works. Got it, plugged into the cables and it just started to work. My TV gets the 4K120Hz VRR and my Hue Play HDMI Sync Box gets the 1080P signal to do the lights.
Honestly didn’t expect it to work as well as it does given that nothing is ever easy with HDMI.
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Product Description
HDMI 2.1 Splitter 1 in 2 out
- The AVFABUL HDMI 2.1 Splitter 1 in 2 out can easily duplicate/mirror 1 HDMI source to 2 displays simultaneously. Supports HDCP 2.2 bypass. Comes with EDID management, Down scaler function. Works great with PS5, XBOX series, Nintendo Switch, etc..
Please Note:
- 1. Highly recommend qualified HDMI 2.1 cable less than 10ft / 3m.
- 8K@60Hz is available on OUT1 only. OUT2 supports resolution up to 4K@120Hz.
- Packing List:
- 1. AVFABUL HDMI 2.1 Splitter x 1
- 2. Power Adapter x 1
- 3. Reusable Cable Tie x 2
- 4. User Manual x 1
AVFABUL HDMI 2.1 Splitter 1 in 2 out
Supports 8K@60Hz 4K@120Hz 2K@144Hz Without stuttering and No flickering
Specifications :
- 1. Bandwidth: 48Gbps
- 2. Output resolution: 8K@60/30Hz, 4K@120/60Hz, 5120x1440@120/60Hz, 1080P@120/60/50/24Hz, 4:4:4 8bit
- 3. Audio Format: DTS-HD, Dolby-Atmos, DTS, Dolby-trueHD, DSD
- 4. Power Supply: 5V/2A
- Supports:
- 1. 24/30/36 bit deep color
- 2. HDR, Dolby Vision
- 3. EDID
- 4. Down Scale
- Does NOT support HDMI ATMOS 7.1 & 5.1ch AVR work in sync. It is not a audio down mixer.
- Does NOT support mixed refresh rate (For example, 4K@120Hz and 1080P@60Hz) work in sync. Both display devices should remain same refresh rate
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A capable splitter, but some quirks and compromises
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2022
This HDMI splitter comes fairly close to solving all of my problems, when it comes to using the latest gaming consoles and a 4K TV with my older (non-eARC) AV receiver. In short, I need to pass HDR/120Hz video from my PS5/XSX to the TV, and simultaneously, to send uncompressed 7.1 audio to the AV receiver. Naturally, that's where this splitter comes in, and it's almost perfect for the job.I say almost perfect because my Denon receiver somehow doesn’t understand the HDMI signal being sent from this splitter (OUT2 port in 1080P mode). The receiver seems to detect an HDMI connection but can’t decode its contents. Fortunately, I was able to work around the issue by adding another downscaling HDMI switch between this splitter and my receiver. It’s a messy solution but it works.On the video side, things again are almost perfect. 4K@120Hz and HDR work as they should, but VRR is unsupported when using any of the splitter’s EDID presets. VRR does work in the COPY EDID mode, but that’s useless for me because it results in 2.0 sound instead of 7.1. Another oddity is that my Xbox Series X, when connected through this splitter, limits Dolby Vision gaming to 60Hz (instead of 120Hz, when directly connected to the TV).Further investigation reveals that the splitter is replacing my TV's original Dolby Vision EDID settings with a different set of parameters. In my case, the substitute data represents a functionality downgrade and a suboptimal HDR configuration, so I consider this behavior to be undesirable (especially for COPY mode, in which I'd expect no major EDID changes).Physically, the splitter is very nicely built, with an all-metal casing, locking power input, and UL Listed AC adapter. The micro-USB port on the front is a welcome sight, as it leaves open the possibility of firmware updates for future improvements.Overall, this splitter is very capable, but its shortcomings include limited VRR support, unexpected Dolby Vision EDID modifications, and an apparent semi-incompatibility with my AV receiver. Those are reasonably acceptable compromises for me, overshadowed by finally being able to enjoy my PS5/XSX at close to their full potential. Four stars.
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2022
(1) All aluminum, heat dissipating housing.
(2) Tight fit HDMI inputs and outputs.
(3) All front mounted selector switches.
(4) Locking collar for the power adapter input helps avoid accidental disconnection.
(5) USB input for firmware updates.
(6) Comes with two Velcro cable ties to help manage cables.
Best Features:
(1) One of my favorite features of this splitter is the scaler switch that scales the output of HDMI 2 OUT to match the device you’re connecting to. I have a 21 inch TV on my desk that I like to watch while working and with other splitters I had to manually go into the settings on my streaming device and reduce the output to 1080 for all devices just to be able to get output to my desk. Then when I wanted to watch a 4K movie on my 75in 4K tv I would need to go into the Streaming device and change the settings back. Now, a flick of the switch and I can go back and forth to either scenario.
(2) Locking collar for the AC adapter. Too many of my previous splitters had power ports that didn’t fit tight or became loose over time. The locking collar on this splitter is a nice touch which allows me to move the box around to plug and unplug HDMI cable without fear of powering down (a situation with cheaper splitters that would cause rebooting other device in order to get the output to all devices reconnected).
(3) Front side LED’s. It’s nice to have front side LED’s to let you know the status of all ports without have to look at the back of the box.
(4) Selector for all audio passthrough from 2.1 up to 7.1 including a “copy” mode that lets the receiving device learn the setting from HDMI OUT 1.
All in all this device performs well and eliminates a lot of issues that I’ve had with cheaper devices. For my needs, this device is well worth the money.
High priced splitter, but added features help soften the blow.
By J. Robbins on August 10, 2022
First, let’s talk about the manufacturing quality of this device. At the price point of this splitter, the quality and finish of the device is everything you would expect. A few of these fit and finish items are:By J. Robbins on August 10, 2022
(1) All aluminum, heat dissipating housing.
(2) Tight fit HDMI inputs and outputs.
(3) All front mounted selector switches.
(4) Locking collar for the power adapter input helps avoid accidental disconnection.
(5) USB input for firmware updates.
(6) Comes with two Velcro cable ties to help manage cables.
Best Features:
(1) One of my favorite features of this splitter is the scaler switch that scales the output of HDMI 2 OUT to match the device you’re connecting to. I have a 21 inch TV on my desk that I like to watch while working and with other splitters I had to manually go into the settings on my streaming device and reduce the output to 1080 for all devices just to be able to get output to my desk. Then when I wanted to watch a 4K movie on my 75in 4K tv I would need to go into the Streaming device and change the settings back. Now, a flick of the switch and I can go back and forth to either scenario.
(2) Locking collar for the AC adapter. Too many of my previous splitters had power ports that didn’t fit tight or became loose over time. The locking collar on this splitter is a nice touch which allows me to move the box around to plug and unplug HDMI cable without fear of powering down (a situation with cheaper splitters that would cause rebooting other device in order to get the output to all devices reconnected).
(3) Front side LED’s. It’s nice to have front side LED’s to let you know the status of all ports without have to look at the back of the box.
(4) Selector for all audio passthrough from 2.1 up to 7.1 including a “copy” mode that lets the receiving device learn the setting from HDMI OUT 1.
All in all this device performs well and eliminates a lot of issues that I’ve had with cheaper devices. For my needs, this device is well worth the money.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 8, 2022
Worked Exactly as advertised
By Nano1983 on September 7, 2022
So the splitter does what it is supposed to do with video and audio. I use this splitter for the living room. I have a 65' TV in the living room with a 55' TV hanging in the dining room. With the splitter, I can have both TV's screens showing the football game or movie. Or, when I am watching TV in the living room, I can with a flick of a switch, go to the dining room, eat and watch TV, then when done, switch the splitter and continue watching in the living room. No need to un-plug and plug to switch from one TV to the next. The picture is perfect. There is no compromise there. I did notice though, on my Xbox S X, it kinda messes or downscales the audio, which is a little frustrating since I want need the device to be one and all between 2 TV's. It worked really well going from a 4k TV and also displaying a 1080p projector in the same time. The splitter itself is nicely built with seems to have aluminum housing which I can tell draws the heat away. All in all, this is a really nice splitter that does what it claims to do.
By Nano1983 on September 7, 2022
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2022
I say almost perfect because my Denon receiver somehow doesn’t understand the HDMI signal being sent from this splitter (OUT2 port in 1080P mode). The receiver seems to detect an HDMI connection but can’t decode its contents. Fortunately, I was able to work around the issue by adding another downscaling HDMI switch between this splitter and my receiver. It’s a messy solution but it works.
On the video side, things again are almost perfect. 4K@120Hz and HDR work as they should, but VRR is unsupported when using any of the splitter’s EDID presets. VRR does work in the COPY EDID mode, but that’s useless for me because it results in 2.0 sound instead of 7.1. Another oddity is that my Xbox Series X, when connected through this splitter, limits Dolby Vision gaming to 60Hz (instead of 120Hz, when directly connected to the TV).
Further investigation reveals that the splitter is replacing my TV's original Dolby Vision EDID settings with a different set of parameters. In my case, the substitute data represents a functionality downgrade and a suboptimal HDR configuration, so I consider this behavior to be undesirable (especially for COPY mode, in which I'd expect no major EDID changes).
Physically, the splitter is very nicely built, with an all-metal casing, locking power input, and UL Listed AC adapter. The micro-USB port on the front is a welcome sight, as it leaves open the possibility of firmware updates for future improvements.
Overall, this splitter is very capable, but its shortcomings include limited VRR support, unexpected Dolby Vision EDID modifications, and an apparent semi-incompatibility with my AV receiver. Those are reasonably acceptable compromises for me, overshadowed by finally being able to enjoy my PS5/XSX at close to their full potential. Four stars.
A capable splitter, but some quirks and compromises
By AJ44 on August 13, 2022
This HDMI splitter comes fairly close to solving all of my problems, when it comes to using the latest gaming consoles and a 4K TV with my older (non-eARC) AV receiver. In short, I need to pass HDR/120Hz video from my PS5/XSX to the TV, and simultaneously, to send uncompressed 7.1 audio to the AV receiver. Naturally, that's where this splitter comes in, and it's almost perfect for the job.By AJ44 on August 13, 2022
I say almost perfect because my Denon receiver somehow doesn’t understand the HDMI signal being sent from this splitter (OUT2 port in 1080P mode). The receiver seems to detect an HDMI connection but can’t decode its contents. Fortunately, I was able to work around the issue by adding another downscaling HDMI switch between this splitter and my receiver. It’s a messy solution but it works.
On the video side, things again are almost perfect. 4K@120Hz and HDR work as they should, but VRR is unsupported when using any of the splitter’s EDID presets. VRR does work in the COPY EDID mode, but that’s useless for me because it results in 2.0 sound instead of 7.1. Another oddity is that my Xbox Series X, when connected through this splitter, limits Dolby Vision gaming to 60Hz (instead of 120Hz, when directly connected to the TV).
Further investigation reveals that the splitter is replacing my TV's original Dolby Vision EDID settings with a different set of parameters. In my case, the substitute data represents a functionality downgrade and a suboptimal HDR configuration, so I consider this behavior to be undesirable (especially for COPY mode, in which I'd expect no major EDID changes).
Physically, the splitter is very nicely built, with an all-metal casing, locking power input, and UL Listed AC adapter. The micro-USB port on the front is a welcome sight, as it leaves open the possibility of firmware updates for future improvements.
Overall, this splitter is very capable, but its shortcomings include limited VRR support, unexpected Dolby Vision EDID modifications, and an apparent semi-incompatibility with my AV receiver. Those are reasonably acceptable compromises for me, overshadowed by finally being able to enjoy my PS5/XSX at close to their full potential. Four stars.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2022
