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hey all. first off, i would like to thank all of you for all the help and information this past year (2013) on this website. this is the first time i have posted here, as i decided to focus my testing on cable boxes and the digital out on them. i live in nc, and all cable boxes i have tried have the hdmi port for avchd. i am currently on the verizon fios service, and all fios cable boxes have this port. i am trying to figure out if the signal on the tv is hd and what kind it is, as well as the audio that is sent to my tv. i was originally going to buy a $70.00/yo 3lcat-500 mini sdp 2 usb splitter in order to see the signals on the cable box and any issues that may be. however, i recently purchased a panasonic gc-v750w (disc player) with an optional hdmi cable. the cable box and player have the same components listed, but the cable box has s-video port. i have a hauppauge wintv hvr500 reciever and tuner/dvd player. it has been working fine for what i need it to do. however, i would like to know what the signals are from the cable box and if this player is capable of sending the audio to a tv. i’m currently going over to see if i can get my tv to show up on the lan and buy a networked avid hd player, but i just figured i would see if it is possible to stream the signal from the cable box to my monitor using my wintv hvr-500 and the optional hdmi cable.

so like most of you, i’m quite new to the world of avchd (except for the vcrs we had in the early 2000s) and i’m a little confused as to how all this relates to my home theater setup. so far i’ve tried different hdmi cables from the cable box, directly from the cable box to my sony 700ep, and also from the cable box to my panasonic player and to my sony tv. the results i have found are pretty strange. when i’m trying to stream from the cable box to my tv ( it’s a sony from 2007) the picture is great at first but then it starts to fade out. when i plug the cable box directly into my tv, it works fine until about 45-50 seconds later when it starts to fade out. it seems to me like the video signal is getting “drowned out”? i use a panasonic amp (v3) and a sony 700ep. when i try the same connections, the same cable box from the cable company to my lg (samsung) tv, everything works fine. so what is going on?

From googling them, the only real difference between those boxes is the software. I have only used the USB chips from RTI. If your box works with the RTI devices then it should work with the HDCP box. To be sure though, just power up your test box and run through this method I gave you. Let me know how it goes!
I own a few of these splitters. The color quality is consistently great, and the audio is often a thing of beauty. They do however use up an absolute ton of power (10amps+). Some time after they’ve worked for a while, i find the power supply cutting out of nowhere (for no apparent reason other than being old). If i were to get one of the new ones, i would def downgrade to a 12v adapter. Price is also an issue, they are all VERY expensive, and there’s no way i’d purchase 4 splitters when a single one is $40. After you’ve bought all 4, they’re not easy to get rid of. they’ll keep doing their thing, and you’ll have a constant need for more of them.
Ive got 2 and cant find any aftermarket splitter or converter anywhere for less than $80, even on Ebay. The first one I bought was used for $40, but all the power supply connectors were fried beyond recognition. I had to buy a new one. So if I were to buy a $20 power supply and $20 converter, how would I go about wiring this device up? Does anyone have any in-depth information on wiring these up? I was hoping that these are a set and forget appliance, but they arent. You can’t just throw these in and plug in and expect them to work. I cant really understand why its so costly as even having hdmi inputs on your tv is expensive.
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