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Zitat von TheCoolDave

It's a cheap device. They claim 4K 60hz but, when I got it, the box says 4K 30hz. I tested and it clearly works with 4K 60hz.

My AVR would drop the lowest setting, so those cheap HDMI to A/V only support up to 1080p, so it would cause my my Media Center to drop to 1080p when my Ambilight was connected.

After this device, 4K 60, HDR10+...no problems at all. Tested 4-5 different movies...

Yes, use a decent cable. I noticed fairly good cables that are short will carry 4K 120hz no problems (I have a Xbox Series X) but, go past 10 feet, all bets are off. If you are using a 6 foot or less, unless it's really cheesy you'll be fine.

There is a setting in the menu where I could set dual output, or select another device. I do have a Denon AVR-X6200W, not sure if there is a difference here. I know the VSX-90 is a newer model, id bet there is a setting for this.

Check your on screen menu settings....

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Thanks but I explicitly checked in the manual and they state the config I want to do is excluded. I suspect it is yet more copy protection someone required. Very disappointing but the splitter I got works great including CEC.

Zitat von TheCoolDave

I also have a 4K tv... I run content in 4K @ 60hz.... I found this device that works with 4K 60hz...

It captures to 1080p but running through my AVR, it shows it's capturing video when I am running 4K, or 4K HDR content fine...

Just a FYI if someone wants to input 4K content... It's just a capture device. MY AVR has 2 HDMI outs for different zones or a 2nd monitor...

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I started with one of those before I found out that the Denon VSX-90 with it's 2 HDMI outputs will not output on the second channel any source is a HDMI.

I have the same capture device and when connected to a computer it gave a fullscreen image and when connected to the pi it switches to the top left quarter and reduces the capture resolution. I saw an error with the card in the dmesg so I think it is a compatibility issue.