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it didnt work as i expected tried to connect a bluray dvd and a digital tv box to my mitsubishi tv and i couldnt watch both, can only work for one at a time
Second one did the same thing. Sent the first one back, because of a picture full of static. Word to the wise, buy an HD TV with at least 4 HDMI connectors.
But it's really not more than what I'd expect out of a non-powered splitter. On top of all that, the LCD monitor always had to be on. It would often lose and reconnect signal; very annoying. Also while the computer was booting, all the console text looked really garbed and unreadable on the Plasma screen. The Monitor was a straight DVI while the Plasma was a DVI-HDMI cable.
Overall, this is pretty worthless unless you're doing something really simple at a low resolution (1024x768 maybe). Also, even with low-res video, there would often been green lines appearing. Both cables were dual-link. I had used this DVI splitter for an LCD Monitor and a Plasma TV. In 1920x1080 mode, both screens looked fine so long as I wasn't doing anything too complicated or I was playing simple low-def videos.The moment I tried to play something in 720p or 1080p, the video would flicker horribly on the TV.
If I turned it off, the TV would lose signal, no matter which device I plugged into the top connector or which device I turned on first.
As soon as you attach the 2nd cable (even with the source turned OFF), the signal gets scrambled. This product quite simply does not work. A big waste of money.
THIS product barely worksthe Cable bow does not have enough juice to push thru and provide a clear signalthe DVD and Sony PS3 work v good.I say do not buy as there are other ways to split the signal -- You can have mine just send me the postage money.
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