HDMI Pass-Through EDID Emulator for use with Video splitters, Switches and Extenders (fit-Headless) 1920X1080@59hz

I got this in hope of fixing issues with my 4K TV and 1080P surround system where devices try and default to 4K and make everything spazz out. My first test with a computer looked promising, when I went to select the monitor resolution I was offered only choices up to 1080P, seemed perfect.Unfortuniately, nomater what I did not my computer nor any game systems or set top players would pass a signal thru to the TV -- I only got a blank black image on the TV. I tried going directly into the TV (bypassing the surround system and selectors) still no joy, even connecting devices with only this adapter and nothing else in line I got only a blank screen. As soon as the adapter was removed, picture would appear...as soon as I put the adapter back, only blank black screen.

When I use this with a USB-C to HDMI adapter, it makes my mouse hang every few seconds. The motion of the mouse looks like it's twitching when I'm just moving it across the screen. My guess is that it's not giving the USB-C to HDMI adapter a good, solid signal. With a different USB-C to HDMI adapter, it works fine. But both USB-C to HDMI adapters work fine without this device. IDK where the problem lies, but it's somewhere in the interaction between this device and certain USB-C to HDMI adapters.

Works for me, had no major issues, been using this for over a year. I use this with a 2 way HDMI switch and I do have an issue with the monitor sometimes not displaying the signal when switching inputs. I have to fix this by turning off the monitor for a few seconds and back on. However, I don't know if it's this, the switch, cables, or monitor that's the issue and haven't tried figuring it out yet. I don't see complaints about this with this product, so probably something else.

This 1080p works well with Mac mini 2019--after waking up from sleep. Also works with Nvidia 2080 card for windows.

I had to use for the headless unit. One it worked great for, but the second was more specific. In the description it says it emulates a 59.94hz device but unfortunately it emulates 60hz. Close, but when you have a super picky output device (Blackmagic ATEM) it's not going to work. So, great device but it's at 60hz not 59.94hz.

Do AV for a a security conference. We use this to take the input - variable laptop of presenters and force it to 1080p for the rest of the AV backbone - presenter screen, projectors, and capture rig.

Using this to connect a mac mini to my tv, used to have a dr hdmi, and this one is tons better. Everytime i switch on the system and change inputs everything shows up right away. This one is nicer than the dr hdmi as it doesn't require any power.

Every time I turned off my TV, the computer would make a mess of my desktop, crash applications, or lose sound. I tried two other much more expensive EDID emulators before this one and neither worked. This one works!