HDMI Active Copper Cable: These cables utilize a chipset that equalize the HDMI AV signal over the length of a cable that is similar in construction to a passive HDMI cable. Features supported by this cable type is determined by the capability of that chipset.
HDMI Active Optical Cable: These cables utilize a chipset and technology to convert the HDMI AV signal to light and transmits that signal over a fiber optic cable. Features supported by this cable type is determined by the capability of the chipset.
HDBaseT Extender: These extension devices transmit the HDMI AV signal over standard Category Cable (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a). Features supported by these extenders will be determined by the chipsets used by the transmitter and receiver.
AV Over IP: These extension devices stream the HDMI AV signal over a local area network (LAN) or the Internet. Features supported by these devices will be determined by the chipsets used by the encoder and decoder.
HDMI Active Copper Cable: These cables utilize a chipset that equalize the HDMI AV signal over the length of a cable that is similar in construction to a passive HDMI cable. Features supported by this cable type is determined by the capability of that chipset.
HDMI Active Optical Cable: These cables utilize a chipset and technology to convert the HDMI AV signal to light and transmits that signal over a fiber optic cable. Features supported by this cable type is determined by the capability of the chipset.
HDBaseT Extender: These extension devices transmit the HDMI AV signal over standard Category Cable (Cat5e, Cat6, Cat6a). Features supported by these extenders will be determined by the chipsets used by the transmitter and receiver.
AV Over IP: These extension devices stream the HDMI AV signal over a local area network (LAN) or the Internet. Features supported by these devices will be determined by the chipsets used by the encoder and decoder.
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