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What about a 1 X 3 or a 1 X 4 incase you want to deliver the video to other rooms?
I was going to suggest monoprice and a 1 X 4 but you live in the UK.
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One thing I find fascinating about these devices is that they contradict what I understand from HDMI.
As I understand HDMI one of the main points is that the DRM that's built into the hardware demands an end-to-end unbroken connection between the source (say a BD player) and a destination (say an AV receiver), and whenever that link ends, from then on the connection can only be 'low quality' - whatever that means.
The device I linked does look a little shady "Lenkeng" brand, and it apparently outputs the same incoming stream (say the BD video) into two display devices, meaning that it would either be something pretty spiffy (and presumably pricy), being that it essentially needs 3 separate HDMI chipsets to talk to eachother.
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