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Buy it to pull full surround audio off a TV or console and feed an older HDMI receiver, while the picture stays on the display. It will not work with an eARC soundbar, so that buyer should look elsewhere.
A small silver box for splitting one DisplayPort signal to two DisplayPort displays. What the two outputs actually show at once is not stated, so check that before ordering.
A small RCA video converter for someone who just needs extra HDMI connections on a desk or shelf. The listing gives no supported resolutions, signal types or power details, so check those before buying.
A straightforward way to keep an older analog television useful after the digital switch, and to record broadcasts onto a drive you supply. The drive itself is not in the box, so plan for that before you start.
A small aux splitter for running Celestron StarSense and SkyPortal gear alongside other accessories on one port. It splits the aux connection only; nothing in the listing covers cable length, power, or which accessories can share the bus.
A splitter for sending one HDMI source to two screens at once, with the bandwidth and copy protection that 4K HDR gear expects. Both outputs carry the same signal, so it cannot show different content on each screen.
A capture box for someone moving analog video into a computer, but the listing leaves the signal path and resolution unstated, so check those details before ordering.
A one-to-two splitter that carries HDMI across Cat6 cable and powers the far receivers from the transmitter. Buy it when the displays sit far from the source; the cable itself is not in the box.
A small Magewell video converter for buyers who already know the signals they need to move. The listing leaves out the input, output, resolution and port count, so confirm those before ordering.
Buy it when two screens need to show the exact same picture from one HDMI source. Skip it if you want two different things on two screens, because it only mirrors.
An 8-port HDMI device best suited to multi-source or multi-display AV setups, worth confirming its exact switching function against the product listing before buying.
A Blackmagic Design video converter in a compact chassis, listed with its physical size and weight but with no signal, port or power details. Buy only if you already know the model handles your conversion job.
A one-way box for feeding older composite gear into a modern HDMI display. It cannot send an HDMI source back down to an RCA television, so check your direction before buying.
A one-to-many HDMI distribution kit for sending a single source to screens across a building over network cable. Buy it only if your runs stay inside the stated cable distances and you can live without per-screen audio splitting.
A compact ClearClick video capture and converter box for digitizing video signals, with a limited review history to weigh against.
A converter for someone routing signals between HDMI gear and an SDI chain, with the port count stated up front. The listing leaves resolution, direction and power unstated, so confirm those before ordering.
A compact embedder for feeding analog or AES audio into a 6G-SDI chain headed for 4K monitors. It handles audio only, so plan on a separate converter if you also need HDMI or scaling.
A converter for studios that need HDMI sources on an NDI network while keeping a local monitor feed alive. It is not a switcher or recorder, and the loop-through only mirrors the input signal.
A converter built around a bank of HDMI ports, so it suits a rack that has to juggle several sources. Without listed signal specs, confirm the formats you need before buying.
An eight-port video converter for a rack or shelf where several HDMI sources share one unit. The listing does not name the signal formats it converts, so confirm those before ordering.
A four-port HDMI converter for routing several sources through one box. The listing does not state resolution, direction or power, so confirm those before buying.
A compact de-embedder for pulling audio out of an SDI feed and sending it to a mixer, deck or monitor. It needs a separate power source and its own power supply is not listed.
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