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I tried to use this once in a theatre to connect a camera watching the stage to a greenroom backstage. It worked sometimes, but was super unreliable. Latency wa
by Uehreka 5y ago
I tried to use this once in a theatre to connect a camera watching the stage to a greenroom backstage. It worked sometimes, but was super unreliable. Latency was often several hundred milliseconds, and sometimes the image would just straight up disappear. It may be that we had bad HDMI<->Ethernet devices, but that’s the thing: It’s not a “works or doesn’t” kind of thing, it’s a “varies with the quality of all the devices in the chain” kind of thing.
- terinjokes 5y agoThose HDMI-over-Ethernet devices have very little to do with Ethernet-over-HDMI. Unless you really boosted the gain, they could really only do about 30m reliably. What you wanted to buy is HDMI-to-HDSDI and HDSDI-to-HDMI converters, which could do much longer over RG59 (and much longer over fiber).