I have a PC based on an ASUS TUF 450 mb with a Radeon cpu. I run a cable off the mb HDMI output to a splitter, one cable going to a flat screen, the other to an Epson projector. Works fine, but the ...

Here's an inexpensive trick to keep all your gear relevant and useful. It can open up space to plug in your new gaming console, run the same signal to multiple TVs and help minimize the number of ...

Typically, you would use an HDMI cable to connect a streaming device, laptop, or gaming console to a single display. But what if you want to show that same content on multiple TVs or monitors? That's ...

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【Up to 4K 60Hz, Plug&Play】Bidirectional HDMI switch with 2 modes：Mode 1 (Switch sources): Connect HDMI plug into 1 display and HDMI female port to 2 HDMI sources, then switch between sources on single ...

Transformative Engineering has introduced an adapter to resolve HDMI component and cable interface issues, and also to simplify the connection of multiple displays to ...

Roger is a long-time tech journalist with many site credits including AppleInsider and Android Authority. His specialties include everything from Apple, Android, and Windows devices through to ...

It warms our hearts when the community gets together. [esar] needed to get a decrypted HDMI stream for his home theater system. A tip-off in the comments and a ton of good old-fashioned hacking ...

Not all HDMI cables are equal - use HDMI 2.0+ (preferably 2.1) for modern devices. Look for 'Ultra High Speed' or 48Gbps/4K@120 on cable/packaging, or test with your device's 4K120 setting. Use HDMI 2 ...

We're well into the transition to Ultra HD "4K." Most mid- and high-end are now Ultra HD resolution, with many also supporting HDR. Not surprisingly, cable manufacturers are jumping at the chance to ...