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Discussion topic: 4K transmit and recieve HDMI devices

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This message was authored by Chris9831 This message was authored by: Chris9831

4K transmit and recieve HDMI devices

Hi, I was wondering if anyone knows if the 4k HDMI transmit and recieve devices work with the sky q boxes so i dont have to run in an exposed cable round my room/ install HDMI sockets.

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This message was authored by TimmyBGood This message was authored by: TimmyBGood

Re: 4K transmit and recieve HDMI devices

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@Chris9831 

 

Such devices certainly exist, but are notoriously unsatisfactory in actual use.  I'd suggest you look at the various YouTube videos on the subject, and only purchase from a supplier with a good returns policy.

 

The Sky system for wireless delivery of UHD to an individual television set is the Stream puck.

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This message was authored by MightyQuinn This message was authored by: MightyQuinn

Re: 4K transmit and recieve HDMI devices

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@Chris9831 wrote:

4k HDMI exposed cable round my room/ install HDMI sockets.


Hi @Chris9831   Please note that the recommended maximum length for a passive HDMI cable is only 3 metres for 4K. You may get away with upto 5 metres.

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