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How To Extend HDMI Signal To Multiple Remote Displays (HDMI Over Cat5e/6 Splitter)

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How To Extend HDMI Signal To Multiple Remote Displays (HDMI Over Cat5e/6 Splitter)

366,031 views October 25, 2018 3:37

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Demonstration on how to extend your HDMI signal to multiple remote displays using an HDMI Splitter Extender over cat5e or cat6 ethernet cables. You can connect one HDMI source and split to 2 or more extended displays. (Depends on model)

Provides a great solution for your home theater, retail advertising, digital signage, church services, and other video distribution needs. Spread the view ability of your content!

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gofanco published this 3:37 video tutorial on October 25, 2018. It has been watched 366,031 times on YouTube.

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