MiraBox HDMI Extender With IR Control and 3.5mm Audio Extractor Via Cat5 Cat5e Cat6 Cat7 Rj45 Ethernet Cable Over TCP IP Up To 393 Feet 1080P Full HD Transmitter and Receiver

I did some extensive research prior to buying this item just like you.I wanted to know more about the technology to start with and finally decided to take the plunge.As I work in ICT and been exposed to technology for some time, I needed to make sure it did the job.My Setup:Property is networked throughout with CAT6 and I terminated all the cables and patch panel myself using T568B wiring scheme which is common and my preferred choice.Virgin Hub 3 acting as DHCP Server combined with a Netgear SX10 switch and an AC5400 V2 as Access Point.Hisense 50" 4K TV in the living room and a Samsung 1080P max resolution 32" smart TV in the bedroom.I'm also using High-Speed HDMI cables with Ethernet.What I needed:HDMI Over Ethernet using Point to Many so must avoid direct Point to Point connection.That means connecting the Tx device using a switch with a dedicated port-based VLAN or a connection through patch panel to avoid increase of bandwidth due to broadcast signal.Distance from transmitter to receiver is about less than 15m.Mirabox:The items were well packaged however I wished they used some sort of bubble wrap or foam to protect the devices.The power adaptors came with 2 separate 2 pins to 3 pins (UK ) converters (Travel adaptors).And the IR cables were also present.Setting Up/ Testing:It took me about 10 min to get it all plugged in including moving things around.It really is straight forward.Tx - CAT6 connected to patch panel / HDMI connected to VM Tivo box / IR located not too close to setup boxRx - CAT6 connected to network point (same as the one used for the patch panel for Tx) / HDMI straight to TV / IR located below TVI could see the LAN led flashing rapidly which meant that data was passing through however no video signal on second TV. Quick troubleshooting and realised that I forgot to set Tivo video output to 1080P in the first instance. (School boy error!)Still no signal, so I just unplugged the HDMI cable from the Rx and re-plugged it in then voila!!Everything is working as expected with no loss of signal or video / audio issues.Annoyance / Suggested feature:No HDMI loop through so will need to get a HDMI splitter. The one I had caused some issues. (Pixelated effect)Conclusion:The device works as advertised and does a brilliant job. It's also reasonably priced and therefore won't need a multi-room subscription. My advice would be to ensure you use the right cables to start with based on your current setup.

MiraBox HDMI Extender With IR Control and 3.5mm Audio Extractor Via Cat5 Cat5e Cat6 Cat7 Rj45 Ethernet Cable Over TCP IP UpI installed a high quality cat6 data cable between my Sky box and a remote TV approximately 105 feet from the Sky box.With a patch panel at each end.The extender worked well in terms of the picture quality (1080P) but the IR controller worked intermittently.Which meant the TV was stuck on one program and could only be changed by going back to the Sky box at the other end of the house.Because of the excellent picture quality, I ordered another one, thinking the first unit might just be faulty.Unfortunately the second unit performed exactly the same.This has caused me a great deal of frustration, inconvenience, expense and time.Hence my advice not to purchase the mirror box extender.I have since purchased a similar unit from another manufacturer, which is working perfectly with the added bonus that it was a lot cheaper.The MiraBox HDMI Extender cost.................... ..£74.99 free deliveryThe HDMI Extender by AMTOVLEU..cost........ £32.99 free deliveryEarly days. The new extender has only been working a week now. I will add another review should any problems arise.

I am using this device with a house networked with cat 6 to patch panel with an unmanaged switch.The picture quality is great.. it runs over about 30 metres of cat 6 with no issues. I have two receivers in different bedrooms which is good.My main gripe with this device is the IR blaster. For no reason at all the IR blaster functionality will completely fail one day, there is no trends or common time for it to happen, it will just die. It might take a day, month or whatever but the only way to get the IR to work again is to hold the reset button on the receiver.It REALLY is a pain in the backside. Other users have commented of the same issue and 3 years down the line the manufacturer refuses to comment, provide a firmware update or a resolution.Also, if your selling in the UK you should be providing a Uk power supply, that’s just good business. Not a ridiculously massive Europe adapter that doesn’t fit properly and the plug keeps falling out.Look for a different product that does the same thing in my opinion.

So, it does what it says on the box, but with some caveats.To start with, when you connect it, it works ok. But let’s say you watched TV and then you switch off your tv and via the device IR extender, you switch off the item that send the picture to your tv, in my case a top box cable tv thingy, and let’s say that one hour later or next day, you want to switch on the Tv and the top box, you will see you can’t switch on the top box, because whatever you do, the IR extender doesn’t work anymore. If you unplug the power to the RX box for one second, and power it on again, the IR extender will start working again and will do so until you switch the top box again.Also i got a message SOUND INCOMPATIBLE, CHECK YOUR SOUND or something like this, but the sound works kinda fine, except that every 5 or 10 minutes the sound will cut for half second and then it will come back againI tried on my installation (top box downstairs, upstairs tv, connection on between the two with high quality 40m CAT6 cable) a different pair of HDMI over ethernet, also from Mirabox, the kit that doesn’t get the IR extender, and with that one I don’t get the sound problem at all, so .... I will return this system, stick with the one without the IR extender, buy a IR range extender and get a system that work as supposed to

Im Wohnzimmer steht ein MR401 der Telekom mit Magenta TV. Im Schlafzimmer ein HP EliteDisplay E232 und ein Paar MS40 Lautsprecher. Die wollten in Homeoffice Zeiten zusammengebracht werden.Ich habe den Mirabox HDMI Extender gekauft weil der ein1080 HDMI Signal über eine bestehende Ethernet Verkabelung schicken kann. Inklusive einem Rückkanal für die IR Fernbedienung. Dafür habe ich ein VLAN (danke an einen vorherigen Rezensenten für den Tipp) aufgemacht das über drei TP-Link Switches läuft. Und das funktioniert alles einwandfrei!Der Sender liefert ein komprimiertes Signal mit ca. 40Mbit als Multicast. Aber nur wenn auch ein Receiver eingeschaltet ist. Also kein zusätzlicher Netzwerktraffic wenn der MR401 nicht läuft oder der Empfänger im Homeoffice ausgeschaltet ist.Der Empfänger gibt einen Hinweis aus "check TX input signal" wenn man ihn einschaltet aber der Sender kein Signal hat. Das kann schon hilfreich sein, immerhin kann man dann sehen, dass der Empänger läuft.Die Bildqualität ist für mich ... gut. Die Telekom Box bekommt ja schon als Input einen komprimierten Stream für HD, einen Unterschied kann ich auf den ersten Blick zwischen dem HP Monitor und dem Fernseher so nicht erkennen. Ruckeln tut auch nichts. Wenn man den Sender mit unkomprimiertem Inhlaten z.B. von einem Computer HDMI out bestückt, kann das schon anders sein. Das delay ist für meinen Usecase nicht relevant. Interessanterweise ist der Ton der aus dem Wohnzimmer kommt _hinter_ dem Ton der aus den Boxen im Homeoffice kommt und erzeugt einen Echo Effekt. Also ist das Delay was im Wohnzimmer über HDMI Matrix + AV Verstärker + Fernseher + 10m Schall Laufzeit reinkommt wohl höher als das Delay welches die Mirabox produziert.

Merece la pena la compra y ha cumplido con todas mis expectativas. Muy bien presentado y acabado bueno, además ha sido muy fácil su instalación.

Ich hatte eine HDMI Funkstrecke um 2 Räume zu überbrücken - die funktioniert jahrelang recht zuverlässig. Corona hat aber für eine massive Zunahme von WLAN Netzen und versifften 230V gesorgt, so das es immer schlechter wurde. Eine Alternative musste her - GBit Netz ist vorhanden und somit wars ein Versuch wert es mit diesen Geräte zu versuchen.Ich habe zuerst probiert, ob es ins vorhandene Netzwerk einfach eingebunden werden kann. Strecke war Switch-Dose-Switch-Switch-Dose in einem Datennetz. Das funktioniert nicht - die Geräte finden sich zwar, aber das wars auch schon. Andere/kürzere Kombinationen im Datennetz waren ebenfalls erfolglos - das Gerät scheint Netzwerktraffic nicht zu mögen. Da aber zu jeder Netzwerkdose 2 Kabel verlegt sind wurde je eine Buchse für HDMI reserviert und am Patchpanel diese beiden Leitungen direkt verbunden. Das funktioniert ohne irgendwelchen Aussetzer und absolut zuverlässig. Bin zufrieden!

Estaba buscando un sistema para enviar el audio y el vídeo desde un receptor de satélite a otra habitación, y éste ha sido el único que prometía que se podía utilizar mediante un router.No sé si es que la elección fue inadecuada por mi parte ya que escogí la versión con soporte infrarrojos para aprovechar y manejar el receptor a distancia.De tres escenarios posibles que me plantea el dispositivo, solo he sido capaz de operarlo en el menos ventajoso, que es mediante cable directo de red, porque utilizando dos PLC para manejarlos no ha funcionado como tampoco ha funcionado conectar los dos dispositivos al router. Salvo que alguien me dé instrucciones más certeras de como utilizarlo con el router, no modificaré mi valoración del producto.Si no ha funcionado con un solo receptor, difícil veo que lo haga con los 253 que promete ser capaz de manejar.Espero de parte del vendedor un poco más de claridad y que clasifique mejor los productos de esta oferta.

Ho provato un sacco di questi apparecchi e questo è l'unico che funziona bene anche attaccato ad uno switch di rete.C'è ne sono tanti riportanti la scritta "Over IP" che poi invece non funzionano.