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Master Geek
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Topic # 84845 9-Jun-2011 09:02
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Hey troops what is the best 3 way HDMI splitter suitable for MySky? I understand there are issues and need to get the correct one.

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  Reply # 479206 9-Jun-2011 09:40
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I purchased a 5 input hdmi switch from this website
http://www.rapalloav.co.nz/
I have my MYSKI Hd signal going through my amp. then through the switch, then into my tv. It works fine. As long as all your hd equipment is hdcp compatible it should all work.

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  Reply # 479286 9-Jun-2011 12:26
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dukester: I purchased a 5 input hdmi switch from this website
http://www.rapalloav.co.nz/
I have my MYSKI Hd signal going through my amp. then through the switch, then into my tv. It works fine. As long as all your hd equipment is hdcp compatible it should all work.


I think he wants a splitter, not a switch. We have used one from Jaycay, P/No. AC1695 for two years with no problems.



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  Reply # 479297 9-Jun-2011 12:43
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Thanks - and that works ok on MySky?




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  Reply # 479300 9-Jun-2011 12:52
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stuffed: Thanks - and that works ok on MySky?


Yep, out to three TV's. Never had any problems/drop outs or handshake issues.

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