Tripp Lite HDMI over Dual Cat5 / Cat6 Extender, Transmitter and Receiver for Video and Audio 1920x1200 1080p at 60Hz (HDMI M/F)(B125-101-60)

I've purchased 3 of these as solutions to slim down to just televisions where there were other players before. Works nicely as a monitor extension of a single computer to other rooms. I reduced one star because one of the sets is not working well anymore. It lasted 3 years but actually was getting a point that it was susceptible to any interference and was driving my computer crazy until it quit working totally. I have another run in the house done same way that is 2.5x the distance of this one which is still working. I write this now as I buy another to replace it because I'm not so sure that it wasn't subjected to a power surge as some point. Yes, as distance increases and just in general I have never pushed these to do full HD due to jitteriness or blank outs but once I find a stable resolution for the TVs I'm good to go. These give me the freedom to do anything on my sets anything that can be done on my pc. My setup uses CAT5e with HDMI video cards in Windows 10 (and previously 7). Also for other rooms I use a multi display 3rd party solution for custom task bars and I also use Tripp Lite's USB extenders for remote keyboards and mice. Overall I'm happy that Tripp Lite makes this possible with these extenders.

I purchased 2 of these extenders to connect 2 Sony HDTVs in our home to the HDMI and DisplayPort output of our desktop computer in our office. The computer has a Sapphire HD6770 Flex video card. The 2 extender runs both use unshielded 24 AWG solid wire Cat5e cable. One run is 50 feet, the other is 100 feet and the desired resolution is 720P.The TV at 50 feet works perfect but the TV at 100 feet would drop frames and the picture would jerk once in a while showing full screen video. The audio was perfect with both TVs. I returned the Tripp Lite extender that I was using at 100 feet and replaced it with a Cable Matters HDBaseT extender (ASIN: B005H4Y6TA) which works perfect.

Product works great...just as advertised. Intelligent design with status lights and capability to be USB powered.

Tried numerous times with multiple hdmi to connect an apple tv and a sony blue ray player via high quality cat6 24awg cable only 50 feet long. I also tried shorter lengths of cat5e cable known working. I assumed that it could be because of the cableing so I spent the time to try all different varieties of both hdmi and cat cabling and also tried multiple monitors. The led lights both light up solid indicating that the cableing between the units is good but there is never any video or audio signal out of the receiving end (the dongle with the power adapter). I contacted tripplite support and though they were very helpful they could not find any defects in the product or the setup and assumed that the product just wasnt compatible for some reason. My guess is that these products are just shotty and need absolutely miraculous conditions in order to work.Too bad. The J-tech adapters worked with the same setup (also after having to go through a bunch of cables). Looks like I will be purchasing those again.They are here: http://www.amazon.com/J-Tech-Digital-Extender-Certified-Bandwidth/

Never got this to work and I spent a lot of time with Tripp-Lite technical support. The first box always had an error light and after performing a bunch of tests for them, it was determined to be defective so they replaced it with another set. The next box did not have an error but would not pass a signal. I tried 3 Sources (Directv HD DVR, Sony 1080P unconverting DVD, Toshiba 1080P upconverting DVD) and 3 different destinations. Nothing worked. Support was really nice, but they kept harping on refresh rates (MHZ) and suggested trying a computer where refresh could be selected. This makes me believe the product is designed for computers and not consumer electronics equipment. In consumer electronics the HDMI refresh is dictated by the resolution.I bought a RockSoul HDMI extender which works perfectly. No power needed at 75 feet (kept the Tripp lite Cat6 cables that I had bought which I am sure helps). Great picture and perfect sound.Returned the Tripp-lite extender to Amazon.

We are running 1080p direct from a very inexpensive Blue Ray player to a very inexpensive projector 93 ft over unshielded, good quality dual CAT6 and we didn't even need the power supply that came with this setup. Who knows how far this setup will run WITH the power supply? It is really amazing. It is instant-success, no setup, no tweaking. Just plug and play. An engineer from one of our local TV stations borrowed it and ordered 30 of them. One thing to remember is that Tripp Lite is a quality name. They have been around the electronics business for decades and they put their name on a number of excellent lines now. We buy their surge suppressors and UPS's because they are simple, basic functions that just work - at a great price.

They work - but sometimes the timing gets off and causes flickering display images... Power cycle will generally fix this - otherwise reduce the refresh rate of the display.

the buyer needs to understand that you have to run TWO CAT 5 or 6 cables for this product to work right.