AV Access 1080P HDMI Extender Over IP Decoder, Many to Many or Direct Cat5e / 6, 395ft (120m), Plug & Play Without Configuration, Visual Control, Video Wall, RS-232, Smartphone/PC Control, HDCP

I use them in a Post Production Sound Studio.I have 2 of these and they just work . Never an issue . Great quality and value . Buy it !

No HDMI cable behind the wall so I had to use the built in Ethernet connection to hide the cable from the cabinet to the TV. The power over Ethernet feature sold me on this one and it's working flawlessly from my Denon with a 1080p signal showing on the TV. However, the IR part didn't work for me. Note: it's configured with the IR receiver on the HDMI transmitter box and the IR blaster on the HDMI receiver box. I needed the opposite configuration with the IR blaster on the HDMI receiver up at the TV so I could pass through its power on/off signal from the cabinet. I tried to simply reverse them but did not work. No big deal - that was secondary to the video part which is great!

This was 1 of 4 different systems I tried and this one finally worked! I have a Samsung TV and an older bluray player from memorex. This worked a charm and the IR blaster worked great too! Highly recommend it.

I ran cat6 cable about 75 feet to two tv monitors and it didn’t work, so I pulled the cat6 out and ran Cat5e and they work great.So I guess these unit don’t work with cat6

I'm a professional installer. Purchased this to install TV in Master bath. Ran Cat 5 up inside of wall into attic, across attic, and drop-down inside bathroom wall. The TV shares cable box in Master Bedroom and IR feature is flawless. There is full control of cable box while viewing bathroom TV and cable box is fully operational including changing channels and DVR functions. Also, no lag. The video matches the sound. I love this product. Purchase a second one to replace an older extender by another company that experiences video lag.

I ended up returning these and replacing with a slightly more expensive set. They do work in transmitting low latency 1080p video and audio. Tested out to around 100ft of quality cat6 unshielded cable. However they do need to be rebooted a few times a week, which is not ideal. Also no CEC, TV can't tell what kind of device is hooked up and everything needs to be set manually. Also the IR function is basically useless. Have to be inches from the sensor and even then it's hit or miss. I replaced this with a more expensive unit that looks similar and uses the same sensor/emitter, but has a 24vdc power supply instead of 5vdc like these do. I suspect this makes a difference, as the 24v version's IR repeating works flawlessly even from long distances but with the same exact sensor and emitter. Also the more expensive version supports CEC, so for compatible devices you won't even need the IR repeater for basic functions. I'd skip this one.

The decoders (HDIP100D) worked right away with the encoder (HDIP100E). It finds it in the network right away without any configuration. Literally, plug and play. No complaints, fully recommend. The PoE is a plus, and the fact that it directly connects through a router makes this a nice setup.The "No Source" display when there is no video input, is nice but I wish it would go off after a certain amount of time. This would allow the TVs to actually turn off automatically. Minor annoyance.

This worked incredibly well. Took me a minute to figure out which ethernet port I should plug it in but once I got that right this connected my camera system DVR to a home office over 100ft away. Now I'll have to watch and see off the signal stays stable and reliable. But for now, it works as advertised. I would recommend.