Splitter For Computer Monitor

[2.0' (0.6 m)] 1/17/2024 To ALL OF YOU I use this KanexPro 1x2 HDMI Splitter on the on-camera monitor on the monitor of the computer screen with a both HDMI cable from the NIKON D3200 DSLR camera's output to the front of an HDMI splitter to the on-camera monitor and the computer monitor, they are both work perfect, even there's NO problems AT ALL with them. This is my favorite hobby is audio/video post-production about making a film/video.

1/17/2024 To ALL OF YOU I use this KanexPro 1x2 HDMI Splitter on the on-camera monitor on the monitor of the computer screen with a both HDMI cable from the NIKON D3200 DSLR camera's output to the front of an HDMI splitter to the on-camera monitor and the computer monitor, they are both work perfect, even there's NO problems AT ALL with them. This is my favorite hobby is audio/video post-production about making a film/video.

[Black] With so many people separated due to the global pandemic and the proliferation of bluetooth wireless earbuds, a headphone cable splitter may seem incredibly pointless. However, I can assure you that it is not. Do I use it so that my many friends can listen to the same video in a quiet house? No. Maybe that's because I don't have any friends (or a quiet house). But I do use it as a substitute for a much more expensive home theater system. I simply connect the included audio cable from my computer's audio out port to the audio in port on my monitor. Then, I connect the audio cable splitter to the audio out port on my monitor, and connect my headphones to one of the five outputs on the splitter. Voila! I can now listen to audio from my computer, my bluray player, and even from an external device such as my phone or MP3 player, without ever needing to unplug or reconnect any audio cables. It's genius, it's remarkable, and it's worked for years without fail. Two thumbs up for this excellent product!

[6' / 1.8 m] I have a full camera rig setup for the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6k. The dual swivel on both ends of this HDMI cable makes it ideal for cable management, especially when the HDMI port for the field monitor is on the left side and the monitor it is mounted to the left of the camera/lens. You can wrap the cable flush against the surface of the monitor and don't have to worry as much about damaging the HDMI port on the camera or monitor if the cable gets accidentally jerked. I have several of these cables now. One runs from the camera to a 4-port powered HDMI splitter and then from the splitter to the viewfinder, focus monitor and wireless transmitters.

[1.565 lb] This has got to be the most intelligent thing that’s ever fit into a single rack space. I bought this for our band (6-9 pieces depending on the show) for monitor mixes. Half of us use in ears and half wedges. We were tired of being at the mercy of whoever engineered monitors for us at any given venue, so I mounted it in a 4 space rack bag with a 16ch splitter snake. BOOM! Now we have our own monitor mixes right from our iPads, iPhones, etc., without the extra weight and space of a traditional mixing board, and we send a separate 16 channels out to FOH. If they’re using a newer studio live FOH mixer, we don’t even need the splitter snake.� What a difference this has made! � PLUS, we can mix FOH with it also, for our smaller gigs. If we had a full-time FOH engineer, we wouldn’t use the venue’s engineer, we would have then mix from the iPad.� Kudos to Presonus on another stellar product, and allowing us to keep our sanity on stage. =D

[1x Barrel Input] This cable was used to connect an HDMI monitor to the computer.

[Copper] This product was used to interface a legacy monitor to a new computer.

[Nylon] Works as I expected to connect my computer to the monitor.

[No, ] Great Monitor both as a gamer and everyday use computer.

This cable was used to connect an HDMI monitor to the computer.