VM-2H2 is a 1:2 distribution amplifier for HDR, HDMI 2.0 signals that comply with HDCP 2.2 content protection standard. The unit takes one HDMI input, equalizes and relocks the signal and distributes it to two identical outputs.

• HDMI signal transmission
• Force RGB
• Selectable HDCP authorization
• HDCP protected content is not passed in non-HDCP mode
• Easy installation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this come with rack ears for mounting?

A: Yes, the Kramer VM-10H2 4K HDR 1×10 HDMI Distribution Amplifier includes rack-mount ears that come in the box with the amplifier.

Q: 2. What type of scaling is used for the down conversion of UHD to HD? I have a 4k camera that does a pretty crude nearest neighbor type of scaling for the HDMI output to HD. I'm looking for a better 4k to HD quality down conversion to capture 1080p 10bit 4:2:2 video from my 4k camera to an external HD recorder.

A: This DA with Scaler is really geared more towards A/V Presentation than Video Production. It may work for your needs and is a returnable item if you are not happy with hit. However a product like the Blackmagic Design Teranex AV, B&H # BLTNAV, will give you a much higher quality of Up and Down Conversion between HD and 4k.

Q: 3. I am having issue in my basement projector which is connected with my receiver over 30 feet distance. Everything is 4K compatibles. Its losing signal at regular intervals. Do you think this product will solve my issue ?

A: If you are using unboosted HDMI cable, that would explain the signal drop. This booster should solve the problem. Please note it is a special order. Expected availability: 7-10 business days then we ship to you.

Q: 4. I need to input from a 4K directv receiver and output in 4K to my 4k Sony TV and in 1080i to my HD TV. Will this work?

A: Yes, you choose wisely.

Q: 5. Does it support 4K at 60Hz?

A: Yes, this will support 4k@60Hz.

Q: 6. When switching is there a delay on the output while it re-syncs? Or is it seamless and instantaneous?

A: Never mind. This unit doesn't switch. Duh.

Q: 7. will this support 1 display at 10 bit 4K60hz HDR10+ and the other HDMI port to a receiver for atmos?

A: Yes the MuxLab 1x2 UHD 4K60 HDMI 2.0 Splitter does support 10 bit 4k 60p HDR 10 video signals.

Q: 8. How far can this push a signal per output? Is there model that does 100?

A: An HDMI single in general only can go around 35 feet before the signal degrades. The first option you would have is to use a unit like this with HDMI extender kits that work with Ethernet cables. A second option is to purchase a DA that outputs HDMI over Ethernet right out of the box. Kramer makes such a DA that has 4 HDMI outputs and works with Twisted Pair Receivers, those also use Cat6 cables.

Q: 9. Will this pass 144Hz at 1440p?

A: unit offers the following transmission bandwidths Video Format HDMI UHD 4K: 60 fps Bandwidth 25 MHz to 600 MHz

Q: 10. Will this work with a video camera 1080P 60fps output including 2 channel audio?

A: Yes, and will support UHD 4K60 (3840 x 2160).