In a simple input/output design, the MuxLab 1x8 UHD 4K HDMI Splitter | High-Quality Video Distributionallows you to distribute one HDMI signal to eight HDMI displays. On both input and output, it supports resolutions up to UHD 4K60 4:4:4 along with high-quality embedded audio. All the connectors are on the rear, and corresponding LED indicators are provided on the front.

Distribute 1 HDMI Signal to 8 Displays    Up to UHD 4K60 4:4:4 Resolution    Dolby Vision, HDR & Deep Color Support    HDCP 1.4 & 2.2 Compliant    EDID Management    18 Gb/s Bandwidth    25 to 600 MHz Frequency    Metal Enclosure    LED Indicators    110 to 240 VAC Power Input

1 x 8 HDMI 2.0a connectors

480i to UHD 4K60 (4:4:4) resolution support

HDCP 1.4 and 2.2 compliant

Dolby Vision, HDR, and Deep Color support

Supports LPCM 7.1, Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Atmos, DTS-HD Master Audio, and DTS:X audio

EDID management (rotary switch for setting the EDID to be sent to the source)

18 Gb/s bandwidth

25 to 600 MHz frequency range

Metal enclosure

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this simultaneous output to two monitors/TVs

A: YES

Q: 2. Will this unit simultaneously drive more than one monitor?

A: It should be able to simultaneously drive up to 4 monitors...although HDCP compliance can cause problems with certain combinations of connected equipment (google HDCP for more information)

Q: 3. 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: 4. What is the max cable length that can be used? Will it go 40-50 feet?

A: The maximum length for passive HDMI is 25 feet.

Q: 5. Does this splitter emulate EDID or will the two monitors fight for control of the graphics card?

A: This splitter does emulate the EDID.

Q: 6. Wondering if my application would work. Source: laptop; output to: projector and BMD ATEM Television Studio HD. Does this have a chance of working? Thanks.

A: Yes, it should work.

Q: 7. I hope my question isn't too specialized - I will be grateful for an educated guess. I am using a Fuji XT-3 to shoot video. I have used an HDMI cable to run an external monitor (just a cheap desktop monitor) and, separately, to control an audio recorder's start/stop (the Sound Devices MixPre-3 ii). Of course I want to do both at the same time and this device looks like it might enable me to do that. Does this setup have a fair chance of working?

A: This something you'd need to test out to see the results, but we would tend to think a product like this would not pass the needed info to trigger the start/stop recording through HDMI.

Q: 8. This will duplicate a 4k@60 stream to two monitors at the same time, correct? Every other splitter I can find is an MST hub and can't do this.

A: According to MuxLab this splitter will duplicate identical DisplayPort 1.2a content from one DisplayPort connector to two monitors. DisplayPort 1.2a supports 3840 x 2160 pixels at 60Hz. This should send two 4K streams to both monitors.

Q: 9. One user claims it does not work with extended view. Was this correct?

A: Yes, the MuxLab HDMI 1 x 2 Splitter BH #MUHDMI1X2SP is simply a splitter. A splitter will only mirror the same signal, it will not give you independent displays. To get independent displays, you need 2 separate video outputs on the computer.

Q: 10. Will this unit also split the audio signal?

A: Yes.