This StarTech HDMI Signal Booster | Extend HDMI Signalsfrom StarTech lets you increase the signal strength of your HDMI video source so you can connect an HDMI display up to 115' away, using standard HDMI cables. You can place the booster inline between two HDMI cables, up to 82' in length at the video input, and up to 33' in length at the video output. This booster supports resolutions up to 1080p at 60 Hz. It installs discreetly thanks to its small form factor. All mounting hardware is included.

Extend HDMI Signals Up to 115'    Supports 1080p Video Signals    Supports 7.1 Surround Sound    Power LED Indicator    Mounting Hardware Included

When extending HDMI over long distances using standard video cabling, higher resolutions can become unavailable. Using the HDMI signal booster ensures that you'll still be able to depend on high-definition resolutions up to 1080p at 60 Hz.

The HDMI booster features an equalization switch with ten different levels. The equalization switch lets you adjust the amplification of your HDMI signal based on the distance of your cables, so that you can ensure your HDMI signal will work even at distances up to 115'.

With its small form factor, the HDMI booster is easy to hide, for a discreet installation. You don't need an external power adapter to operate the signal booster, and it includes mounting hardware, so installing it is hassle-free.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used to directly connect a usb 3.0 dvd (like the Pioneer BDR-XD05B) to a smart tv without a computer?

A: Not sure but most likely not, since this requires a driver so a computer with OS (either Windows or Mac) is needed. You can also reach out to the manufacturer and ask.

Q: 2. Would I be able to convert the feed from an Camera with an HDMI cable to the USB 3.0 while keeping the resolution?

A: I do not know. The product is advertised to convert from USB 3 to HDMI with no indication that it can convert in the other direction (other than, presumably, for basic device communication). You need to ask the manufacturer.

Q: 3. Does this work on Windows 7 pro 64 bit?

A: Yes, this would work with Windows 7 Pro 64 Bit

Q: 4. Can this be used on a MacMini (2014) to run a 3rd Monitor?

A: I did use it on a MacMini to run my primary screen at 4K. It runs OK.

Q: 5. I typically use 3 or 4 TVs as monitors and the main source of my signal come from my iPad. Providing that all of the TVs have HDMI Inputs does the age or model matter. Secondly, is there a special sequence in setting all of the cable inputs at each time of use?

A: I and using my iMac and running a projector and 3 TVs in my classroom. I use a display port to hdmi adapter and then hdmi cables to everything else. Not sure if it would be the same for an iPad or not but has worked great off my iMac. Make sure the TVs are on prior to switching it on otherwise itll freak the iPad out a little. My iMac flickers if I leave the hdmi switcher on and then turn the TVs and projector on. Hope this helps.

Q: 6. can i use this to connect multiple displays to my laptop? If so, will I be able to view separate applications on each monitor; not mirrored?

A: This only mirrors the display, you do not have the ability to configure screens separately.

Q: 7. Can you use this to bring in video from a Go Pro or DSLR camera?

A: No, that would not work, you would need something like this https://bhpho.to/2KJv6tI

Q: 8. Will this device strip HDCP?

A: No, pass thru. Whatever's on the input ends up on the output.You want it that way because if source doesn't get an HDCP handshake, it won't cooperate, anyway. :-)

Q: 9. Will this create a new source on my TV?

A: It will not, this goes in the opposite direction. This takes a single source and splits it out to 4.

Q: 10. Does this unit support ARC for 1 device? Splitting AV receiver to 2 TVs, would like ARC from TV1 when internal tuner is used.

A: I don't know about ARC. I have used other KANEX products with great success. This particular KANEX product is not recommended. Plastic housing and signal was not reliable at even 50 feet.