I'll use this for wireless HDMI to projector (video only), but direct-wires to speakers. So will the video be delayed? Would IOGEAR be a better bet?
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I have the HDMI video out of my receiver going to a projector, and the audio is running out to the speakers via the wires from the receiver. I have not had any issues with this setup.
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I have not noticed any A/V sync problems with the Nyrius device and it can easily transmit full HD through walls without signal degradation. Sync problems can occur from audio processing in your separate amplifier but the result is not unpleasant creating a theatre-like effect. Overall, for any setup, you need to consider the cost of this device versus just running high quality HDMI cable, which is substantially less expensive than the Nyrius device. I've noticed no A/V degradation on HDMI cable length of 70 feet. I hope that answers your question.
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Yes, slightly delay of less than 100ms. (0.1 sec) but noticeable since you're using wires for audio.
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I also gave up on wireless and just use the HDMI. In my review, I recommended getting the 3020 and skipping the wireless HDMI part. It made switching inputs too complicated and I didn't have line of site from my A/V stack to the ceiling mounted projector. It was easier to run an HDMI cable to the ceiling than deal with the wireless nonsense.
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No, not without adding a VGA to HDMI adapter to it. I used this adapter on a stage to show my iPad on a large screen through a VGA connection. Apple TV ($99) will do what you want wirelessly. Or google chrome for much cheaper ($35) I'm no expert, but this was my experience. This adapter alone will not connect to an HDMI connection without adding yet another adapter as well.
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Only if everything is High Def. I have HD cable in my home but whenever pulled up the onscreen TV guide there was a momentary 480p signal and this would cause the IOGear GW3DHD to act up (no or intermittent picture). The only way I could fix this was to unplug both the transmitter and receiver so that they would "recycle". Caution using this equipment.
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may depend on I-pads docs to projector. If bluetooth is used , then maybe! My kids' ipad has no video out port but I have not tried it that way. LCD would have to be bluetooth equipped
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Yes, I had trouble. Bought one to use on a feature, converting the SDI signal from our BMCC 2.5K to HDMI for video village. It worked for just a few days, but then wouldn't convert the signal anymore. I remember wiggling wires, and randomly the signal would come through, but from that day forward it never worked again. I was disappointed it only lasted a few days before "breaking" or whatever happened. I returned it for a refund after I returned home from the shoot.
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Your question as asked makes no sense; however if I apply my "google" filter I think you were asking if the lag (time delay) will be noticeable enough to affect gaming and watching of movies. My answer is it will for gaming as the video and audio are synchronized precisely. For movie watching there will be some, which most people will not notice. There is a time delay in both the transmitter and the receiver, so you have to add the two. Gaming consoles with Bluetooth built in compensate for this by adding in a video delay. They also require the receiver meets a specific Bluetooth standard, so read the user manual. Your question as asked makes no sense; however if I apply my "google" filter I think you were asking if the lag (time delay) will be noticeable enough to affect gaming and watching of movies. My answer is it will for gaming as the video and audio are synchronized precisely. For movie watching there will be some, which most people will not notice. There is a time delay in both the transmitter and the receiver, so you have to add the two. Gaming consoles with Bluetooth built in compensate for this by adding in a video delay. They also require the receiver meets a specific Bluetooth... » Read More Your question as asked makes no sense; however if I apply my "google" filter I think you were asking if the lag (time delay) will be noticeable enough to affect gaming and watching of movies. My answer is it will for gaming as the video and audio are synchronized precisely. For movie watching there will be some, which most people will not notice. There is a time delay in both the transmitter and the receiver, so you have to add the two. Gaming consoles with Bluetooth built in compensate for this by adding in a video delay. They also require the receiver meets a specific Bluetooth standard, so read the user manual. « Show Less
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The correct way to set your audio for this is to run all inputs through your reciever then hdmi to projector for video only
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I have used it with my iPad and YouTube videos and I didn't see any delay. Not sure about movies, but the videos were fine.
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No latency issues that I can see. You would have to set up some elaborate way of checking, but the box seems to do the job. One point of interest: the signal only goes one way (SDI to HDMI) and not the other (HDMI to SDI).
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I can tell you the problem I had and maybe that will help you decide. I had an HTPC going through a home theater receiver to a projector. Every time, I switched of the receiver or switched from HDMI input to another input, I lost HDMI audio and had to reboot my computer. The GENFEN HDMI detective fixed this problem. What it does is store the EDID information from the target system (i.e. the receiver) and stores it in the detective. Not sure if that's an exact fit for you but could be.
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In my experience, the receiver isn't really a factor in long cable runs. It has more to do with signal strength at the output device, quality of the cable and the length of the cable. I've run video from a computer over 50ft of HDMI cable to a projector before with no problems. However, if you find that a long run is proving problematic, you can always buy a signal booster, or go with an HDMI over ethernet converter.
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I certainly haven't seen a delay in the 3-4 second range, but I never paid attention much as it didn't matter since it was just sitting there recording. Any extra time at the beginning or end could be edited out. I don't know that it would work playing a game from, though. It's not like having video plugged into a monitor. (I mention this because you mention having a game capture card.)
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Nope, the delay is seriously undetectable. As opposed to bluetooth which is abysmal! I have this hooked to tv's, computers, tablets, and there's no noticeable delay at all.
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No, it needs a usb port for power supply it connects to the hdmi it has no delays
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If there was any lag in audio to either device, it would be the device itself; the extra 21' on the longer cord wouldn't cause the lag. I use this with a 6' cable to my living room TV and a 50' cable to my projector outside. The audio on the TV was behind the audio on the projector, but my TV has a known issue with audio and video lag -- the problem is my TV. I should also mention without this splitter the projector wouldn't work on such a long run. The splitter is powered so that strengthens the signal so that the 50' cable would work. Hope this helps!
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I never encounter a delay with the sound and I hook up direct to the tv.Sorry I can help more but u could check youtube.