Selling Points:
- 1 HDMI input and 4 HDMI outputs. HDCP 2.2 and HDMI2.0b standard, supports 4K 60HZ 4:4:4 HDR, HLG and 4K Dolby Vision when available by all four displays;
- Automatically output 4K 60HZ HDR to HDCP 2.2 display and 1080p 60hz on HDCP 1.3/1.4 display, and automatically output Dolby Vision on display that is capable of;
- Unique Audio EDID: Switch to “MAX” mode to select the max. audio format such as Dolby TruHD, Dolby DTS, Dolby Atomas as the output audio whenever needed.
Features:
-One HDMI 2.0b input and four HDMI 2.0b output
-Video resolution supports up to 4K 60HZ YCbCr 4:4:4 HDR;
-Supports 4K Dolby Vision and HLG video format output when all displays are available;
-HDMI audio format supports Dolby HD, DTS HD, Dolby Atoms, Dolby AC3, DTS5.1, Dolby Digital, 7.1ch, Dolby 5.1, Dolby true HD, LPCM 2.0 Etc. (when audio EDID is set to “max”);
-With auto downscaling, without any setting, it will output 1080P 60HZ automatically when a HDCP 1.4 / 1.3 display is connected;
-With audio EDID setting;
-Support resolution downscler only, not change refresh frequency;
-Does not support upscaler 1080P 60HZ to 4K 60HZ
-Input 4K 60HZ HDR, on HDCP 2.2 TV display 4K 60HZ with HDR, on HDCP 1.4/ 1.3 TV display 1080p 60HZ;
-Input 4K 50HZ HDR, on HDCP 2.2 TV display 4K 50HZ with HDR, on HDCP 1.4/ 1.3 TV display 1080p 50HZ;
-Input 4K 24HZ, on HDCP 2.2 TV display 4K 24HZ, on HDCP 1.4/ 1.3 TV display 1080p 24HZ;
-Input 1080p 24HZ 3D, on on HDCP 2.2 TV display 1080p 24HZ 3D, on HDCP 1.4/ 1.3 TV display 1080p 24HZ 3D (where all displays support 3D);
-HDMI cable support: 4K 60HZ: AWG 28 1.5m≤1m, AWG 26 3m≤1.5m, AWG 24 5m≤3m；1080P: AWG 26 ≤10m (when transmit HDMI 4K 60HZ HDR signal, use pure-copper-wired premium HDMI cable )
NOTE:
- Does not support 4K 60HZ YUV 4:2:2 input and will be black screen on both 4K TV and 1080P TV. Does not support 4K 30HZ downscaler since 1080p 30hz is not available by most of 1080p TV; this splitter does not support HDMI downscaler, does not work with HDMI video capture. Can't do downscaling when the source is forced to output 1080p when a non-HDCP 2.2 display is detected, known as Amazon Fire TV, Sky Q, etc.
- Not support CEC