Use the hdmi to network adapterto convert HDMI video for transmission over an Ethernet connection. Sending video over an Ethernet network allows for installations to take advantage of existing wiring, while maintaining pristine video and audio quality. Video resolutions up to 1080p are supported, as are multichannel audio streams.

Each HDMI transmitter maintains a static IP address on your network and can be mapped to transmit to up to eight separately available receivers simultaneously. Any number of transmitters and receivers can be installed on a network, creating a scalable and expandable solution. This system can be applied in corporate offices, event spaces, convention halls, and educational institutions to great effect.

1080p HDMI Signal Extender    Transmits up to 393' with Cat6 Cable    HDCP Compliant    Takes Advantage of Existing Wiring    Supports Multichannel Audio

36-bit (12-bit per channel) Deep Color support

May also be used as standard point-to-point to transmit and receive, for on location monitoring and content delivery

Supports DTS-HD, Dolby TrueHD, LPCM7.1, DTS, Dolby-AC3, and DSD multichannel audio formats

Aluminum housing

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with non-Asus motherboards?

A: Yes, I have two running. One on an MSI motherboard, and another working on a Gigabyte one.

Q: 2. How many of these would I need if I wanted this setup? TWC modem on first floor (I only have internet service), where the Motorola ARRIS modem is (and Airport Extreme router). It is also where the main coax lines run to master, loft, and bedroom. Would I need a set (2) of these to get to each room? Or can one MOCA adapter be connected to router, then split 3 ways with a MOCA adapter in each room? Appreciate your advice.

A: you need 4

Q: 3. I just got Xfinity 2gbps internet. Will this card allow it to download fast than say my regular old 1000mb card?

A: If all your devices support up to 10Gbps, you can get speeds up to a 10Gbps. If not, this card also supports 10/5/2.5 and 1 Gbps of speeds. 2.5 Gigabytes will be faster than 1000 megabytes.

Q: 4. Does it help to download videos?

A: The Boost Wireless Network Adapter is only for use with Sonos speakers. I don't think you can use it to download videos.

Q: 5. What is the Warranty on this device? One or Two years?

A: The Rocstor USB-C to Gigabit Network Adapter (Aluminum Gray) BH #ROY10A269A has a limited 3 year manufacturer warranty.

Q: 6. Is a low profile bracket included in the box?

A: Yes, this model comes with the low profile bracket, as pictured.

Q: 7. Does the power adapter works with 220v ?

A: It would appear that the adapter says 100 to 240 volts for input. So I would say yes, it should work. If not, all you should need is a DC power adapter, that's 5 volts 2 amps that's for 220v.

Q: 8. Is this adapter compatible with the Z270-A Pro (MS-7A71) motherboard?

A: Yes. The ASUS XG-C100C 10GBase-T PCIe Network Adapter is compatible with the Z270-A PRO. Make sure you have a PCIe slot available.

Q: 9. What is the warranty on this USB Type-C to Gigabit Ethernet Adapter? One or Two years?

A: The Rocstor USB-C to Gigabit Network Adapter (Aluminum Gray) BH #ROY10A269A1 has a 3 year limited manufacturer warranty.

Q: 10. 2 inputs x 1 output. Does this mean I will only have 1 mono signal output?

A: The Dante AVIO Bluetooth Adapter always outputs two Dante channels. It supports one A2DP connection for music and HFP connections for calls. For A2DP profile music, the output is stereo and uses both left and right channels. For HFP profile calls, the output is dual-mono, with the same content on both left and right channels.