HDMI switches

[blofelds_cat]

Has anyone had any experience with HDMI switch boxes? Do they noticeably
degrade the signal? thanks,


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[atec 77]

blofelds_cat wrote:

Has anyone had any experience with HDMI switch boxes? Do they noticeably
degrade the signal? thanks,


they can , signal dependant

 

[Alan Rutlidge]

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Has anyone had any experience with HDMI switch boxes? Do they noticeably
degrade the signal? thanks,


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rgds,

Pete
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"The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other
peoples money" -Margaret Thatcher

You might find this link useful -
http://www.octavainc.com/HDMI%20switch%20Insiders%20Guide.htm

Cheers,
Alan

 

[David L. Jones]

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Has anyone had any experience with HDMI switch boxes? Do they noticeably
degrade the signal? thanks,

They shouldn't, unless they are a bad design for some reason, and/or you are
pushing the limits of cabling.
Each port is fully buffered, and they all use one of only a few chipsets on
the market that follow the example app.

Dave.

 

[David Barnett]

"blofelds_cat" <blofelds_cat@_SPECTRE.com> wrote in message
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Has anyone had any experience with HDMI switch boxes? Do they noticeably
degrade the signal? thanks,

What does the switch do?
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[TG'sFM]

On Mar 25, 7:51 am, "David Barnett" <dbarn...@nospam.com> wrote:

"blofelds_cat" <blofelds_cat@_SPECTRE.com> wrote in message

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Has anyone had any experience with HDMI switch boxes? Do they noticeably
degrade the signal? thanks,

What does the switch do?

It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input.

 

[Claude]

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On Mar 25, 7:51 am, "David Barnett" <dbarn...@nospam.com> wrote:

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Has anyone had any experience with HDMI switch boxes? Do they noticeably
degrade the signal? thanks,

What does the switch do?

It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input.

I didn't realise that 'multiple' was a number. Thanks for that insight.

 

[Claude]

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"TG'sFM" <suv...@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input.

I didn't realise that 'multiple' was a number. Thanks for that insight.

Where did I say that multiple was a number? How bizzare.

Tigger, put your bifocals back on. Reread what you originally wrote. Yes,
see it? Good boy!

 

[TG'sFM]

On Mar 25, 1:17 pm, "Claude" <Cla...@invalid.com> wrote:

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On Mar 25, 7:51 am, "David Barnett" <dbarn...@nospam.com> wrote:

"blofelds_cat" <blofelds_cat@_SPECTRE.com> wrote in message

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Has anyone had any experience with HDMI switch boxes? Do they noticeably
degrade the signal? thanks,

What does the switch do?
It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input.

I didn't realise that 'multiple' was a number.  Thanks for that insight..

Where did I say that multiple was a number? How bizzare.

 

[Claude]

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No, I can't see it.

Hmmmm....how bizarre

 

[TG'sFM]

On Mar 25, 1:26 pm, "Claude" <Cla...@invalid.com> wrote:

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"TG'sFM" <suv...@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input.
I didn't realise that 'multiple' was a number. Thanks for that insight..
Where did I say that multiple was a number? How bizzare.

Tigger, put your bifocals back on.  Reread what you originally wrote.  Yes,
see it?

No, I can't see it.

 

[Claude]

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Would you care to explain what I'm missing?

Oh, all right then. You wrote earlier in this thread:

"It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input"

You can see that you've adopted the convention of typing the name of a
number and then following with the actual number in brackets i.e. 'one (1)'

You also wrote in the same sentence: 'multiple (multiple)'

I was not aware that 'multiple' was a number. You obviously think it is.
Thank you for the insight. In fact I'm especially thankful, because you've
shown that both the numeric and alphabetic versions of 'multiple' are
identical. How bizarre!

 

[Alan Rutlidge]

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"TG'sFM" <suvvdj@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
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Would you care to explain what I'm missing?

Oh, all right then. You wrote earlier in this thread:

"It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input"

You can see that you've adopted the convention of typing the name of a
number and then following with the actual number in brackets i.e. 'one
(1)'

You also wrote in the same sentence: 'multiple (multiple)'

I was not aware that 'multiple' was a number. You obviously think it is.
Thank you for the insight. In fact I'm especially thankful, because
you've shown that both the numeric and alphabetic versions of 'multiple'
are identical. How bizarre!


Claude, if all you've got to do with your miserable life is troll newsgroups

looking for typo errors I've got some gainful employment opportunities for
you.

 

[Claude]

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On Mar 25, 3:10 pm, "Claude" <Cla...@invalid.com> wrote:

"TG'sFM" <suv...@yahoo.fr> wrote in message

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Would you care to explain what I'm missing?

Oh, all right then. You wrote earlier in this thread:

"It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input"

You can see that you've adopted the convention of typing the name of a
number and then following with the actual number in brackets i.e. 'one
(1)'

You also wrote in the same sentence: 'multiple (multiple)'

I was not aware that 'multiple' was a number. You obviously think it is.

Not at all. The ONLY number that I type the number and then follow
with the actual number in brackets is the number two (2). So by your
logic, no other numbers other than two (2) are actually numbers. I
suggest you read the charter and find out WHY we ONLY do that to the
number two (2) and not other numbers. I hope that both helps AND
informs.


Er, then why pray tell did you write earlier: 'one (1)' and 'multiple
(multiple)'? Re-writing history are we, Tigger?

 

[Alan Rutlidge]

"TG'sFM" <suvvdj@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
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On Mar 25, 3:10 pm, "Claude" <Cla...@invalid.com> wrote:

"TG'sFM" <suv...@yahoo.fr> wrote in message

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Would you care to explain what I'm missing?

Oh, all right then. You wrote earlier in this thread:

"It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input"

You can see that you've adopted the convention of typing the name of a
number and then following with the actual number in brackets i.e. 'one
(1)'

You also wrote in the same sentence: 'multiple (multiple)'

I was not aware that 'multiple' was a number. You obviously think it is.

Not at all. The ONLY number that I type the number and then follow
with the actual number in brackets is the number two (2). So by your
logic, no other numbers other than two (2) are actually numbers. I
suggest you read the charter and find out WHY we ONLY do that to the
number two (2) and not other numbers. I hope that both helps AND
informs.

Claude is a pedantic fuckwit.
Anyone with even the most rudimentary command of the English language knew
exactly what you meant.
Hello, this is UseNet.

 

[TG'sFM]

On Mar 25, 2:22 pm, "Claude" <Cla...@invalid.com> wrote:

"TG'sFM" <suv...@yahoo.fr> wrote in message

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No, I can't see it.

Hmmmm....how bizarre

Would you care to explain what I'm missing?

 

[TG'sFM]

On Mar 25, 3:10 pm, "Claude" <Cla...@invalid.com> wrote:

"TG'sFM" <suv...@yahoo.fr> wrote in message

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Would you care to explain what I'm missing?

Oh, all right then.  You wrote earlier in this thread:

"It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input"

You can see that you've adopted the convention of typing the name of a
number and then following with the actual number in brackets i.e. 'one (1)'

You also wrote in the same sentence: 'multiple (multiple)'

I was not aware that 'multiple' was a number.  You obviously think it is.

Not at all. The ONLY number that I type the number and then follow
with the actual number in brackets is the number two (2). So by your
logic, no other numbers other than two (2) are actually numbers. I
suggest you read the charter and find out WHY we ONLY do that to the
number two (2) and not other numbers. I hope that both helps AND
informs.

 

[Claude]

"Alan Rutlidge" <don't_spam_me_rutlidge@iinet.net.au> wrote in message
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Claude, if all you've got to do with your miserable life is troll
newsgroups looking for typo errors I've got some gainful employment
opportunities for you.

Alan, I let almost all Tigger's endlessly inane comments go by but just
occasionally when I'm at a loose end I will give him a serve of his own
pedantry. You either don't know Tigger or are you just another one of his
endless aliases

 

[Claude]

"TG'sFM" <suvvdj@yahoo.fr> wrote in message
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Clearly you STILL haven't read the charter. Here's a hint- today is
Wednesday. And what do we do on Wednesdays? We type the number 1 in
brackets after every time we type the word one up until midday. I
hope that both helps AND informs..

Well no Tiggles I didn't know that. But you haven't explained why you typed
'multiple (multiple)'?

 

[TG'sFM]

On Mar 25, 3:43 pm, "Claude" <Cla...@invalid.com> wrote:

"TG'sFM" <suv...@yahoo.fr> wrote in message

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On Mar 25, 3:10 pm, "Claude" <Cla...@invalid.com> wrote:



"TG'sFM" <suv...@yahoo.fr> wrote in message

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Would you care to explain what I'm missing?

Oh, all right then. You wrote earlier in this thread:

"It allows you to connect multiple (multiple) HDMI devices to a tv with
only one (1) hdmi input"

You can see that you've adopted the convention of typing the name of a
number and then following with the actual number in brackets i.e. 'one
(1)'

You also wrote in the same sentence: 'multiple (multiple)'

I was not aware that 'multiple' was a number. You obviously think it is..

Not at all.  The ONLY number that I type the number and then follow
with the actual number in brackets is the number two (2).  So by your
logic, no other numbers other than two (2) are actually numbers.  I
suggest you read the charter and find out WHY we ONLY do that to the
number two (2) and not other numbers.  I hope that both helps AND
informs.

Er, then why pray tell did you write earlier: 'one (1)' and 'multiple
(multiple)'?  Re-writing history are we, Tigger?

Clearly you STILL haven't read the charter. Here's a hint- today is
Wednesday. And what do we do on Wednesdays? We type the number 1 in
brackets after every time we type the word one up until midday. I
hope that both helps AND informs..