Kramer Hdmi Cable With Ethernet & 3.5Mm Audio (6')

Kramer Hdmi Cable With Ethernet & 3.5mm Audio (6')

Product Code: eq174007
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The 6' Kramer HDMI Cable with Ethernet & 3.5mm Audio (6')from Kramer HDMI Cable with Ethernet & 3.5mm Audio (6')is a flexible cable with molded connectors at both ends. It supports Full HD and 4K UHD resolutions and HDMI Ethernet channel. The cable does not embed audio; the 3.5mm cable is required to pass audio from your source to your display.

4K UHD Support @ 60 Hz, 4:4:4 Color Audio is Passed via the 3.5mm Cable

Parameters
Connector 1	1x HDMI Male 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Male
Connector 2	1x HDMI Male 1x 1/8" / 3.5 mm Male
Cable Length	6' / 1.8 m
Maximum Resolution Support	3840 x 2160 at 60 Hz
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.24 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.6 x 6.2 x 1.05"

Provides 15 lb of restraining force for a non-slip connection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Ok so I read here that the Solo streams to the solo portal at a set 5 secs delay. The stream is then sent to whatever destination we requested. OK, with that said, does that mean there are additional latency delays? So a 5 second delay and then the destination delay? IF that is what I read what is the total delay for the latency? That might make it harder for LIVE Q&A engagement.. Thanks for any feedback

A: There may be additional delays depending on the strength of the network signal on the other end. However you would need to test this out to see what those additional delays may be.

Q: 2. Is an A/C adapter included with the solo ?

A: Yes, the LiveU Solo comes with an AC power cord to power it from an outlet.

Q: 3. Can this be used with a Verizon Jetpack or only the Netgear Router that comes with it?

A: Yes, this will work with a Verizon Jetpack.

Q: 4. does the hdmi out still have audio or is it muted ?

A: I believe the answer is yes. I will tell you our scenario. The out to the extractor runs the video and audio to our projector. We are able to hear audio through our projector as well as the main sound system that the sound is extracted to. in essence, we have the option of listening to sound through the projector only or through the sound system only or both. Hope this information helps.

Q: 5. LiveU Solo - What other cost is incurred to use this Product? A monthly Fee? How much?

A: In order to utilize the bonding technology of LiveU Reliable Transport, LRT, which bonds multiple connections (2 cellular, Ethernet, and Wi-Fi) a monthly cost of $45 is required. The cellular USB modems are sold separately and usually require a Data Plan.You can utilize the device as a one connection RTMP encoder for no extra cost.

Q: 6. can I pair with my youtube account?

A: yes you can pair this with a YouTube account as a CDN

Q: 7. Does the LiveU Solo ship with a universal power adaptor? Meaning if I brought here could I use in Australia straight out of the box?

A: The LiveU Solo ships with a U.S. power adaptor. You would need a US to Australia power converter to use it in that country. Thank you for your question.

Q: 8. Will it extract 2 channel pcm from a multichannel hdmi signal for feeding to a stereo receiver while sending the other channels to a separate preamp?

A: Yes, we believe this is possible.

Q: 9. The LiveU competitor VidiU lets you broadcast directly to Youtube from its admin page at no cost provided you do not want to do bonding. Does LiveU offer something similar not requiring a service or is it straight RTMP when not provisioned with a cloud service?

A: yes LiveU will allow you to broadcast directly to a CDN without the use of their service. you can go to youtube, vimeo or any other platforms

Q: 10. What is CEC bypass? I'm looking for a device that will not pass through CEC commands but will allow ARC audio via HDMI. How is CEC bypass enabled on this device?

A: CEC stands for Consumer Electronics Control. This is a control function that lets one A/V component control another if they are connected via HDMI cables.

Michael	15/08/2024
[0.24 lb] Purchased this cable because of features and price, to replace an older, low quality cable connecting a Sony PS3 to a 60 Samsung LED television. The picture using the old cable was low quality with frequent jumps and skips when watching both DVD's and online content. This new cable eliminated this problem. I can think of no cons about this cable. 5

Daddy Long Legs	28/07/2024
[0.24 lb] Used this for an in-wall install. Fits through a one inch conduit and is flexible. Strong socket grip. Comes in a thick reusable bag. Linked laptop to ceiling projector. Clean picture at a variety of resolutions. 5

Owen	16/07/2024
[0.24 lb] 3' is a short cable Although this does work well. 5

ahinesobc	08/07/2024
[0.24 lb] Less expensive than other brands, yet excellent quality and should be more durable than thin or low-profile cables. 5

Greg	07/06/2024
[0.24 lb] Using this between a conference table and the TV on the wall. Perfect length. Works as expected 5

Matthew	22/04/2024
[0.24 lb] I used this cable mated with a 25 foot HDMI cable (made by Audtek) with a female-to-female HDMI coupler (made by QVS) and it worked with no issues. The application was a DSLR camera in Live shoot mode (with clean HDMI output) to a video switcher with HDMI inputs. 35 length of cable to the camera position. Worked fine! One thing I'll add is not a negative but an observation about the photo. I was expecting the cable to be slightly thinner than the Pearson HDMI which is less pricey (I purchased both to keep one as a spare), they are more or less the exact same diameter. Note equivalent spec cable made by Pearson was tested with the DSLR camera and also worked fine (but didn't test with extension length and coupler). This Kramer HDMI cable should last years and years (and so will the Pearson); to me, the Kramer seems a little more "hardened" but can't speak to one or the other's long term reliability because I just got them. 5